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The world is full of pain, both physical and emotional. Many books have been written and many hours of work have gone into helping people deal with pain. But those with Fibromyalgia Pain Syndrome (FMS) and Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS) live with a special kind of pain. It is an invisible comrade that seldom leaves, but is never seen by friends and family. Doctors sometimes doubt it exists and the pain medications they prescribe never seem to work for long. The pain that stalks FMS and MPS patients flares and wanes in puzzling cycles. The patient can be happy and relaxed one minute, and a few minutes later rigid and sore, and fifteen minutes later retching with pain. If you look around, there are many people today who claim to have an answer to Fibromyalgia. The Internet is full of sites advertising products that claim to be able to help. And many of them do help. For a time. That's because most of them are simply drugs and herbs that help the body mask the pain. Few deal with the problem. In our book, Creative Pain Management, we examine the causes of Fibromyalgia, and explain a simple three step system that can lead you to a pain free life. The system is based on the findings of Canadian researcher, Dan Gibson. Mr. Gibson has studied the findings of modern medicine, and compared them with the lifestyles of various cultures where Fibromyalgia is unknown. Mr. Gibson, who suffered for many years from Fibromyalgia, is now pain free. Others, following his advise, have also discovered freedom from the pain that haunted them for years. Are you tired of fighting pain? This book was written specifically for those suffering from the effects of Fibromyalgia Pain Syndrome (FMS) and Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS). We believe it can make a difference in your life. The good news is, you don't have to buy any more fancy medicine or herbs. You don't need to go off of carbohydrates or protein. The system described in this book is absolutely free. It will take a few minutes of every day, and a few small changes to your lifestyle. But the effects will be immediate. After several months of following this plan, you should join those who have also discovered freedom from the pain of Fibromyalgia Pain Syndrome (FMS) and Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS). Creative Pain Management is a book that can and should make a difference in your life. We have tried to make this book as inexpensive as possible. It is available for less than $20 US and can be ordered over the Internet from a reliable Internet bookseller: Xlibris Bookstore. Xlibris also charges a nominal fee for shipping and handling. There are two things, that make this book different. First of all, it is not written by the medical profession. Although Mr. Gibson has worked along side of doctors for many years, he is not a trained medical practitioner, but rather a researcher and a writer. This book is not intended to win any awards in academic circles, nor is it intended to earn the author a lot of money. Rather it is a book written by one FMS and MPS patient who is reaching out to others in a similar situation. Secondly, this is a book of hope. In his research, Mr. Gibson has discovered many simple and effective ways of dealing with the pain that accompanies FMS and MPS. The techniques presented in this book are free. They require no expensive equipment, no visits to expensive therapy clinics, no fancy herbs and medicines, and best of all, no fees to be paid on a daily, or weekly basis to a therapist or advisor. Mr. Gibson begins by explaining in layman's language exactly what FMS and MPS are and introduces other conditions that are similar. He then goes on to explore various factors that may make FMS and MPS worse, and explains why those with Fibromyalgia get flares of pain. In the second half of the book, Mr. Gibson explains how to develop your own pain management program. He deals with things like changing your lifestyle, body cleansing, massage, accupressure, diet and exercise. Also included are stretching exercises, massage techniques, and do it yourself charts etc. Mr. Gibson also adds a list of accepted and questionable non-traditional methods for dealing with FMS and MPS, and ends with a chapter explaining the ins and outs, and ups and downs of living with pain. The secret of this book is Gibson's "Three Steps to Freedom from Pain." For many readers, these three steps appear to be very basic and simple, but as the book warns, they may be hard to implement. However, once readers have followed the three steps for a week or so, most of them experience a significant drop in the amount of pain they experience. Some readers have reported significant drops in chronic pain from the very first day of following these steps. In the back of the book is a wealth of information that the reader can use. There is an extensive list of resources, including magazines, medical journals, articles, and a large number of relevant Internet WEB sites. He even gives us a list of many of the current medications that doctors are prescribing and why. We are convinced that this book is a significant step forward in the resources that are available to FMS and MPS patients. |
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