Muscle spasms, & numbness [relief from]

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Hello everyone,

 

I just wanted to pass along some information about something that's helped me

a great deal, and which might also help others. Please note that I have NO

financial (or other) interest in this book - there's a good chance you can

even find it for free in your local public library.

 

I've had problems for YEARS with muscle spasms if I did certain things, didn't

do certain things, and so on. No doctor since the late 1980s has ever been

able to do more than give me a fill-at-will prescription for muscle relaxers

(when they were at least trying to be helpful), or tell me it was " all in my

head " (if they weren't even trying).

 

I've also been having unexplained numbness at times in my arms, hands, and

even at times jaw. Not even neurologist was able to help or explain this.

 

I've also had what felt like TMJ in my jaw, but without any signs of actual

joint problems (but the same pain, etc).

 

The info that's done wonders for me is based on medical research by 2 MDs, not

eastern or alternative medicine. However, as much as their 40+ years of data

has been ignored by the medical establishment, it's still essentially

alternative. Most doctors don't know this info, or if they do they choose to

discount it. But this book has helped me not only get rid of most of the above

3 problems, but also to do it for myself -- which means no waiting and paying

for doctor visits, massage appointments, physical therapy appointments, etc.

If you are like me, you've already spent thousands of dollars trying to get

some real relief. Enough is enough!

 

Here's the book info, for those who'd like to see if it helps them with some

or all of their issues, as well:

 

" The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook: your self-treatment guide for pain

relief " by Clair Davies, NCTMB

ISBN 1-57224-375-9

I got it for about $20 US, but again - check your local library first, to see

if the book helps you. That's what I did, only buying my own copy after I

could see it actually helped me.

 

Note there are several other books out there with the same info (you can also

get the original research books, if you have access to a medical library). The

thing I liked about this one was: (1) Self-help - you can do everything he

says with nothing more expensive than a tennis ball and your time, and (2)

it's in " lay " language, so you don't have to have a medical or related degree

to understand it.

 

Good luck!

 

Jent