skeedawg50
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I'm going to try again to get this message out, but small inferior minds keep censoring what I have to say. Bleeding reverses the affects of Fibromyalgia. I came upon this by accident and I am not proposing that people start using this as a means to end their pain, but it works and I don't mean just a little bit. I've had this condition since December of 1984, when I was one of the cluster that got hit with some kind of a virus in Incline Village, Nevada. My syptoms have gotten progressively worse over the years and at one point I took the advice of a doctor by starting a "fibro log" in an attempt to find some type of pattern. Some years ago I found myself feeling better than I had in years after I had given blood. It was so remarkable that I wrote it down and though the improvment did not last more than a couple of hours I started vountering to give more blood. I was never able to recapture the improvement. A few weeks ago I was working on wood and accidentally cut myself. A day later I cut myself accidentally again. The improvement was dramatic and suddenly I realized something was up. I felt much too good, and it was lasting. Over the next couple of weeks I continued to experiment. It works and I'm pretty sure I know why. Unfortuately, it is not the answer, because the cuts take longer to heal than the period of improvement - and the fibro always comes back. But I can get up to two days of relief at a time. I would not advise anyone trying this without keeping a very tight record. For example, I have found that I have three distinct phases in a fibro attack. To blunt the attack you must treat early or it is not nearly as effective in releaving the pain. If my paradigm is right, and I truly believe it is, then what I am suggesting also has potential explanations for problems such as migrane headaches. Any body organ that depends upon capillary perfusion to function properly is a potential for this syndrome. I also think that fibro is not new. I think it's been around for at least two thousand years and though doctors really didn't know what they were doing, two thousand years of our ancestors reported getting great relief from being bled by DOCTORS. Use your own mind, don't depend on them to get it right. Modern doctors have too much at stake to do any radical thinking (namely their practice, their big houses, Mercedes and trophy wives). |
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