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Unfortunately, there is no known cure for fibromyalgia at this time. This debilitating disease can challenge the most ardent medical professional in their quest to alleviate and cure their patients' illness.
While advances are being made in the treatment for fibromyalgia, it's unfortunate that some medical professionals have difficulty diagnosing this medical condition. This is because there is no definitive diagnostic test to confirm the disease and some patients don't exhibit any physical abnormalities; some doctors don't even consider fibromyalgia a disease.
If you have fibromyalgia, you may experience a variety of symptoms such as:
pain and swelling in your joints and muscles
migraine headaches, poor memory and concentration
depression
morning stiffness
cold sensitivity
allergies
irritable bowel syndromes
chronic fatigue
difficulty getting to sleep
muscle weakness
Patients with fibromyalgia may also experience Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. This can lead to further decreases in activity putting the patient in a downward spiral of increasingly weakened muscle tone and atrophy.
Due to the wide range of symptoms, patients are treated on an individual basis and may be prescribed pain killers, corticosteroids, antihistamines and even antidepressants. Unfortunately, some people may experience side effects from these medications, further aggravating their condition.
Researching through internet forums, I found some testimonials from a number of people who used coconut oil for fibromyalgia symptoms. These people ate 3 - 4 tablespoons of virgin coconut oil a day and saw an improvement within a month. The most common results were a reduction in pain and an increase in energy levels.
Virgin coconut oil contains a special blend of natural substances that may help lessen your symptoms of fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome:
It's reported that some people noticed an immediate 'firing-up' of their metabolisms. The most common effects were increased energy and weight loss.
People that used coconut oil fibromyalgia took an average daily dose of 3 - 4 tablespoons per day. Testimonials indicate that most users started feeling results within the first month of beginning treatment. Of course, everyone is different and you may or may not experience anything at all.
In the ground-breaking book, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, and Lyme Disease (Alternative Medicine Guides), Dr. Lita Lee, Ph.D., of Lowell, Oregon believes coconut oil can be
used to treat chronic fatigue patients. "Medical research on the use of coconut oil for chronic
fatigue patients shows it to have an antiviral effect," she reports. In addition, it is anti-allergenic and antiseptic,
promotes thyroid function, regulates blood sugar, and protects mitochondria (the cells' "energy factories") against stress injuries.
"Coconut oil has gotten a bad rap," Dr. Lee adds. "It is actually one of the healthiest saturated fats."
If you suffer from fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, you should take a look at the information found in the book, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, and Lyme Disease.
This guide uses non-toxic alternative treatments - including the use of coconut oil for fibromyalgia. More than 30 leading physicians explain their holistic diagnostic and treatment methods. Each chapter has been updated to reflect the latest research and therapeutic approaches to treating - and ultimately reversing - these debilitating conditions.
This book will show you how to regain your vitality, decrease muscle pain, peak your immune system and shake off depression with clinically proven therapies.
Although there are no documented medical studies on coconut oil and fibromyalgia, there is a growing movement of people seeking natural alternative treatments to treat and ultimately reverse this disease.
One thing I like about owning a website is I get the opportunity to share brand new natural supplements with you.
I recently came across an amazing supplement called cetyl myristoleate. Cetyl myristoleate is actually a derivative of nutmeg and it's primary ingredient is myristic acid, a fatty acid also found in virgin coconut oil.
This substance was discovered by Dr. Harry Diehl, an award winning medical chemist. Dr. Diehl was responsible for creating over 500 new compounds and his research formed the breakthrough for developing the polio vaccine. You can read his amazing story right here.
To make a long story short, it appears that cetyl myristoleate reduces joint pain, lubricates joints and may actually help prevent the onset of arthritis.
It's packaged and marketed under the trademark name CM8. The reason you may not have heard about CM8 is because it's a natural substance. This means it can't be granted a “product” patent, which means no drug company could claim exclusive rights to it and make billions of dollars from it.
Nevertheless, two clinical studies have been performed on over 500 patients with various forms of arthritis, and it was confirmed that CM8 is a viable treatment of arthritis and joint pain. It's completely safe, 100% natural and doesn't cause any side effects associated with traditional prescriptions drug treatments such as bleeding, ulcers or liver damage.
You can only get CM8 in a small number of nutritional supplements. One product that's very popular is Flexcin, marketed by Flexcin International, Inc.
Hopefully this information will help in your treatment plans. Please remember to consult your health care provider or doctor before using any nutritional supplement or natural product.
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