Tired of Living in Pain?

March 16, 2007

Dear Dr. Gott: I’m responding to your request to report results from employing the soap therapy for nocturnal leg cramps. I’m a firm believer in this technique, and it has worked for me. Allow me to expand on my experience.
I am a retired nurse. I’ve been bothered by nocturnal leg cramps for as many years as I can remember. I’m 66 years old and in good health. Many years ago, probably in the 1970s or 1980s, my physician ordered quinine tablets for these cramps.

April 02, 2006

MYO is muscle: FASCIA is the connective tissue that holds us together. Myofascial pain is pain that comes from muscles and the fascia that is interwoven throughout and covering them.

March 18, 2006

by John F. Barnes, PT

What is fibromyalgia really? What do fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pain, headaches, pelvic/menstrual pain and dysfunction, and PMS have in common? These are simply different labels of a common denominator, unrecognized myofascial restrictions. Myofascial restrictions do not show up in all of the standard tests that are now performed, nor have most health professionals been taught how to recognize them.

March 14, 2006

Most everyone loves to go to the fair. It's full of rides, smiles, competitions, and of course food. There are things that you only have at the fair, like those giant corn dogs and cotton candy.

Myofascial release techniques not only benefit patients with chronic pain, but can also aid patients with acute injuries by preventing the injuries from becoming chronic pain conditions.

• MYOFASCIAL RELEASE

• March 2007
• April 2006
• March 2006

• Nurse has Bubbly Praise for Soap Therapy
• What is MYOFASCIAL Pain & Dysfunction?
• Fibromyalgia
• The Fair, Cotton Candy, and Fascia
• Myofascial Release and Sports
• Whiplash - Mind and Body
• An Introduction to the Patient