Western medicine admits that it does not understand fibromyalgia. The drugs that it offers injure the livers and the kidneys. In my practice I find fibromyalgia to be an easy condition to treat. Patients come in with a flare-up and leave feeling comfortable. With continued treatments the disease can be completely tamed without negative side-effects.

Any theory about a disease should be judged by the efficacy of the therapeutic methods that entail. An accurate understanding of a disease should lead to a cure. If not, most likely the understanding is incomplete or wrong and the paradigm has no merit. Many diseases are all-encompassing of the life of the individual. They can not be understood at the molecular level. Fibromyalgia is one of them.

The most touching thing a fibromyalgia patient told me was that since receiving treatments she had come to love her body.