I found something that helps fibromyalgia!
YIPEE & YAHOO!Hi fellow fibro-mites or fibro-mates or whatever you want to call yourselves. I have had such a dramatic improvement that I would feel like I am being very ungrateful if I didn't share my great help with others.
My sister came to visit today from out of town, and she said she could not believe the difference in how well I move and walk and that I even breathe easier and look better. I went to 4 stores with her, without a cane or walker. I have not done that in almost 8 years! I am giving credit to D-Ribose, a substance that is naturally in our bodies, but they have found people with auto-immune diseases and also multi-system diseases such as fibro, Lyme-disease, gulf war syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, are very low on this. It helps oxygen and nutrients get directly to the individual cells. It has cut the pain and fatigue caused from fibro in half, and increased my endurance. (Too bad it can't cut ALL my pain and fatigue in half from all my conditions.) I am hoping that with continued use, that will improve even more. It is completely natural, no side affects and no drug interactions except for insulin or diabetic medications, because it does lower your blood sugar if you are diabetic, which is a good thing. It has also done that for me.
If you try it, don't give up too soon. I took it for 3 weeks and I am not patient so I was ready to quit after 1 week, but that little voice inside told me to keep trying, since I had no bad side affects (and it seems I react to almost everything). After 3 weeks, it kicked in one morning and I woke up breathing easier and without as much burning an pain in my muscles. I take one in the morning, then about 3 or 4 p.m. when everyone seems to fade or slow down or reach for caffeine or candy or chocolate, I take one again, and I am ready to go again, as soon as it kicks in!
I pray that even one of you will have the changes that I have had! I know most of us have more than one disease, so this won't cure us, but it sure will make everything easier if even 50% of our fibro pain and fatigue is helped, won't it?
Blessings to you all!
you are in my prayers, sheila. (((HUGS)))
Anonymous said... Mon Sept 08, 12:11:00 am GMT-6
Sounds great! I'll pass on this info to others--what dose do you take? I'm so very glad you're feeling better, that's amazing!
Yes said... Mon Sept 08, 05:48:00 pm GMT-6
You may have posted on this at some point already, but might be worth repeating even if you did: Guaifenesin is also something that many fibro patients are helped by.
Fibro is one of many poorly understood conditions where people need to try different things because things that work for one person don't for another.
There's lots of info about Guai online. Although it's a drug, I'm not aware of any other drug with zero known side effects and its been in use a long time, so well worth trying.
A key point is that you need to avoid salycilates in all foods and stuff that you put on your skin or the Guai doesn't work.
Anonymous said... Wed Sept 10, 11:43:00 am GMT-6
What a grateful person you are. Even such a thing like a reduction in the pain you are suffering from, becomes a blessing for you. God bless you more for your grateful attitude. I guess people can learn the value of small blessings from you. You are always in our prayers. God bless you more my dear friend.
Mel Avila Alarilla said... Sat Sept 13, 04:02:00 pm GMT-6
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