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Aluminum toxicity may play a role in symptoms experienced by magnesium deficient FM patients. Magnesium is required by the body to help block the toxic effects of aluminum. Aluminum inhibits glycolysis (breakdown of sugars) and oxidative phosphorylation resulting in decreased intramitochondrial ATP production. Aluminum blocks the absorption and utilization of phosphates vital to the synthesis of ATP! This adds to the problem of intramitochondrial phosphate deficiency.

Aluminum toxicity may play a role in symptoms experienced by magnesium deficient FM patients. Magnesium is required by the body to help block the toxic effects of aluminum. Aluminum inhibits glycolysis (breakdown of sugars) and oxidative phosphorylation resulting in decreased intramitochondrial ATP production. Aluminum blocks the absorption and utilization of phosphates vital to the synthesis of ATP! This adds to the problem of intramitochondrial phosphate deficiency.

Fibromyalgia is an intense, crippling, nagging, constant, chronic pain syndrome that continues to take a toll on the population. Fibromyalgia is one of the most prevalent rheumatic disorders in the world. About 6% of the population or 16 million people are estimated to have fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia mainly affects women aged 25 to 75 years (female to male ratio is 5:1). It bears a remarkable resemblance to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS).

Many of the patients had back and neck injuries requiring surgery and rehabilitation follow up. But even after the surgery, physical therapy, and pain medications, they would still come in and say, “I hurt all over.” I began to evaluate each of these patients in order to establish a pain pattern, so we could implement a better treatment program. My research led me to a chronic pain syndrome known as fibromyalgia. I found each patient presented with similar painful trigger points, and a relationship between the soma and psyche.

Our goal is to help you find the natural alternative that will give you as much relief as possible and balance your depleted brain. The nutritional approach to chronic pain is not new. Some of the herbs have been used for hundreds of years. When you replace in the brain and body what you are deficient in, then you are addressing the problem and your healing is enhanced.

This book should not be regarded as a substitute for professional medical treatment and while every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the content, the author and the publishers cannot accept legal responsibility for any problem arising out of experimentation with the methods described. Any application of the recommendations set forth in the following pages is at the reader’s discretion and sole risk. If you are under a physician’s care for any condition, he or she can advise you as to whether the program described in this book is suitable for you.