I was having the most extreme pain in my hands for years beyond explanation at night especially. Numbness, knife like sensations, fire agony. Feel like termites eating my bones. I realized it was parasites. What type exactly who knows many types I’m sure. So I started rubbing dmso, liquid ivermectin a few drops of cloves and oreganol oil diluted into my hands nightly. Almost cured. Will probably work on target areas around the body as well for other pain in arms, feet, legs etc.   [End]
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I have also used the King Brand products! They’re fantastic at stimulating the blood flow through diathermy   [End]
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Flush may cause more problems due to diarrhea. Diarrhea can worsen Dysbiosis, and Dysbiosis is the main cause of UC. What you really need first is to cure Dysbiosis. You need FMT and good (perfect) diet to make good bacteria (1000 different species) grow strong and balanced in your intestines. WS   [End]
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I have active UC and am contemplating a flush but very hesitant. I only recently was able to taper off Prednisone after almost 3 years of being on it. Pred was theonly thing that worked. I tried Remicade and Humira with zero results. I dont have stones, was even given some kind of gallbladder scan where they stress your gallbladder while doing a scan and I passed. But do to just being able to get off the Pred, im worried a flush might trigger me to go back on Pred, and I despise the stuff. I am on Asacol which helps as maintenance keeping me flair free, but still bleeding somem days. I als ...
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Hello there I read your message here on the forum and was wondering if the flush caused you any pain? I was recently diagnosed with UC and also have gallstones. I was told that a liver/gallbladder flush would help my symptoms. I have a strange UC where I tend to constipate rather than have full on D. I do get pains and this is why I am skeptical about the flush. WOuld you recommend this? Any feedback is appreciated   [End]
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Hello Michael I was just wondering how it went with your wife? Did she do the flush in the end? I was recently diagnosed with UC and I know I have gallstones which is why I want to try the flush but am still considering it over and over due to the UC. I recently had a mild flare up and was able to calm it but I wanted to get some feedback from someone who did a flush with the same condition.   [End]
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So I have had really bad repetitive stress problems in both of my hands for about three years. The problem was originally caused by using the computer too much, although it has since expanded to be exacerbated by a much larger range of fine motor hand activities. I have seen a lot of doctors and physical therapists, none of which has been particularly helpful. I have made A LOT of adaptations in my daily life to try to avoid using my hands for the things that bother them, but on average, they have really only gotten worse. Most of the doctors haven’t even diagnosed me exactly (it literally ...
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My recommendation (which I have used and was successful with healing my injury with) : http://kingbrand.com/BFST-Home.php?REF=1105PV16.192   [End]
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Just a little helpful advice for the injury prone out there (like myself). As much as we all love heat treatments such as warm baths ( i love love love them), hot water bottles, etc. they won’t actually help heal any soft tissue damage you may have (ie. torn tendon, torn ligament, pulled muscle, etc.). Heat does relax the muscles; however, in order to heal, heat must be promoted from below the dermal layer. Our bodies work really hard to maintain a constant internal temperature. Picture for instance being outside in +30C or -30C temperatures, you will feel cold or hot on the surface, bu ...
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People are in the forum talked about having issues with walking. So, if you have pain in your legs and can not walk right all the time I have a product for you. It is a discreet product and it addresses the inability to walk due to pain and other problems such as weakness. This product is excellent: Miracle Rub Pain Relieving Cream (available online through an Amazon site). Get this product for confidence to walk regular due to leg pain or weakness and more!   [End]
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I sufferend from plantar fasciitis and metatarsalgia (pain under ball of foot) about 6 months ago. I didn’t do anything about it for the first few months but it just kept getting worse. I was limping and hated walking anywhere. I treated with cold for about 4 days, resting my foot on a cold pack about 3-4 times a day then started using the BFST Wrap (blood flow stimulation therapy). I did the treatment as well as taped the foot and within a month and a half, it was gone. No more limping! The BFST helps any soft tissue injury as it simply promotes more blood flow to the area. Increased bloo ...
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Did you receive my first resp once   [End]
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A year and à half ago, I woke up, and my whole world began to change. In the blink of an eye my existance was gone only to be replaced with who iam today. A parapaligic. And I didn’t do this to myself. I new my legs had been bothering me, and I went to the hospital twise but they sent me away both times. Next thing I remember is waking up one morning and I wanted to take a shower so I began to run the water. I noticed at that moment my legs were to weak. So I ran me a bath instead. Once I got in and soaked for a good while. My head started to spin. So I tryed to lift myself out of th ...
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There is a new facebook support group for people with rsi. Please join it! https://www.facebook.com/groups/100796643608653/   [End]
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Hi Hunnie, I advise you to take one pain relief medicine pain-o-soma. its very effective medicine in pain relief. I hope it will working in your case. Buy if you did’t relief from pain then you need to checkup with doctor.   [End]
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Hi all, I am currently assembling a Google map with physicians and physical therapists who have substantial knowledge of RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury). I was wondering if any of you know good medical people I could additionally recommend on my map? Repetitive Strain Injury - Physical Therapists I created the website after I had been suffering from RSI for over 3 years. It’s my personal story (22,000+ words) combined with advice on prevention, self-treatment, ergonomic equipment and I hope that it will help fellow sufferers overcome their pain. Thank you for your help!   [End]
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Check with the doctor! It seems a serious issue!   [End]
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Hi, I use a couple of books, one called ”Pain Free” by Pete Egoscue and another called ”Stretching” by Bob Anderson for all my pain needs. Both books have come in handy for my wrist and hip injuries due to playing pickleball. Hope this helps!   [End]
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Have you tried the liver flush ? WS   [End]
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Hi, i was wondering if there were any, (if at all) exercises that one can do for strength, endurance, and mobility for an arm affected with carpal tunnel that doesn’t make symptoms worse or otherwise irritate the nerve further. I haven’t used my dominant arm for anything except maybe eating for almost a year now and as I still haven’t found the cause for my carpal tunnel my arm has gotten significantly weak and useless. any help would be great, thanks : )   [End]
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Hey AF forums, I recently went to see a neurologist because my peripheral neuropathy has been getting worse over the last few months and im seeing a new interalist who treats adrenal fatigue on the 22nd. the thing is, the neurologist prescribed me a medrol dospak (methylprednisolone 4mg) and im wondering if anyone has had experience with it at all becuase it is a corticosteroid and i just had saliva cortisol tests done which the results should be in by my appointment and i dont know how much the medrol would change my levels. its only a six day dose however, with a whopping 6 pills taken ...
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Not sure what’s happening... I suffer from something kown as ’peripherial neuropathy.’ Its a tingling and mild pain in extremeities caused by nerve damage. I take b12 and non-soy lechitin for it.   [End]
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Hi Papers, You are most welcome! I would like to offer you this one cautionary comment: If you review [all] the material, be sure you get this point: Dosage is the key! As an example, if a doctor prescribed a dose of antibiotic to a patient, it would come with both an amount and frequency of dosage. Hypothetically, if that patient decided to cut that prescribed antibiotic dosage in half, and/or ingest it at one-half the prescribed frequency, and then did not get the results expected, could we really/honestly say that they tried the antibiotic out, and it did not work? And s ...
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a really interesting read, thanks for your input ! : )   [End]
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Hi Papers, If it were me, I would carefully consider the information previous posted in this forum:   [End]
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Hey guys, this is kind of a long rant : ( about 8 months ago along with other problems, I started to get a very sore forearm which prescription anti inflammitories and rest didn’t do anything. I attributed it to the one or two hours a day i would be drawing (repetetive strain) about two more months of rest and it got worse into shooting pains in my pinky, convulsions? near my neck/shoulder area and pain in the forearm. along with other diminishing health problems and a few more months of rest and symptoms get worse into pains in both my forearms and wrist. now it’s been three more mont ...
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Did you ever receive the design for the Carpal Solution? If you did are you able to provide it?   [End]
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There is no better way to get over and permanently get rid of tennis elbow than with exercises. You don’t need to join a gym or have dumbbells kicking around to get started. If you have a water bottle kicking around and/or a broomstick, you’re all set. Reference this page for the best exercises for tennis elbow: http://www.tenniselbowtreatmenttips.com/tennis-elbow-exercises/   [End]
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I’m interested in hearing from people who found a super light touch keyboard. I’m on a Mac laptop and the new flat key keyboards, destroy my hands. My older Mac PowerBook had springs under the keys and was the only keyboard I could use without injury. I have a separate detachable keyboard from Mac, and it sucks. I believe standard keyboards have an impact of 50 grams. I’d like to find something 30 grams or less. For emailing, I use voice dictation, but because it is an imperfect fix, I still have to touch the keyboard to correct, and even one keystroke can set up symptoms in me. T ...
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Hello, I would like to hear your opinion on the seriousness of my case. I had some wrist pains due to bad habits while typing (pain level: 1-3/10 being most painful) last year from a lot of computer work. I don’t think it ever fully recovered at any point. I started playing the piano recently and I get pain/strain/aches (pain level: 1/10) on random areas on both arms. At first, it was only a little strand of area on my right arm. I read up on RSI and looked for some wrist stretches and did them diligently. It got worse over the days. I cut my practice time from 2 hours to 1 and ha ...
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Hi my rsi gets worse when I am hot and when my hands are hot. I try to keep cool, but its not easy when folks stick the heating on in the office. I have a fan on the desk, but it doesn’t have much effect when the heating is on. Anyone know whats wrong with me and how I can deal with this problem? Ive also noticed my symptoms vanish when I go on a juice fast. Is there a connection do you think? Any suggestions to keep my hands cool would also be appreciated (other than ice :) ) Thanks a lot!   [End]
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Hello Everyone, My name is Oded and I am a Columbia University film student. For the past year and a half I’ve been struggling with Repetitive Stress Injury in both of my hands. I am an animator, filmmaker and artist. When I was told by the doctors that my hand strength is equivalent to that of an old lady’s I took it pretty hard. I am in my early 30’s and rely on my hands for my livelihood, my career, and to fulfill my creative side. Naturally I found myself changing my lifestyle, not being able to perform as I used to and giving up things I enjoyed doing, like drawing and playing the ...
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I have a daughter who gets tennis elbow all the time. See straps on an compression wrap with a build in ice pack. She says its great. Stays on and she can still play. Stay cold a while. This is the place she get it. King brand. Great products. www.kingbrand.com/Elbow-Injury-Treatment.php?REF=Boris1011 This isn’t spam. I’m just trying to help.   [End]
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Hi Repetitive Strain Injury is quite rare from writing. If you are experiencing RSI in your wrist you need to restrict movement there. Similar to using a mouse this will be caused from twisting, bending and stretching your wrist. You need to try and eliminate as much movement as you can. When writing and drawing try and move with your arm, keeping your wrist straight. This will alleviate the pressure on your wrist and the symptoms of RSI. Your posture and seating position is also important. Position yourself so that your wrist is not bent up or down. Your wrist in ...
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I am an Alexander Technique Teacher and I often work with my clients on writing and computer use.  Many people have problems with RSI because of excess tension due to habits of use.  Find yourself a good Alexander Technique Teacher and they will be able to help you.  (www.stat.org.uk is a good place to look for local teachers).  Good luck.   [End]
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One thing which will be beneficial is keeping the affected area warm. When you sleep, wrap it in something to keep it warm. During cold weather, keep it warm. See if you can come up with a clever way to keep it warm as much as possible. This will ensure good blood flow to the area, and give the body the best chance to heal itself. It may take quite some time, as it seems you have had it for a long time. Have a healthy diet and lifestyle generally. Ensure you get enough sleep. I hope all goes well for you.   [End]
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I’ve got RSI in my wrist, thumb and forearm from overuse through writing too much, made worse by bad posture. I’ve had it for about 2.5 years. The reason I’ve been writing enough to get RSI is because I’m in high school, doing my A levels so there’s lots of notes, essays, exams, homework that has to be done by hand. Obviously, I try to type homework as much as possible, but because I do 3 science subjects and have to do lots of diagrams, it’s normally not possible. What I was wondering is whether there’s anything that can help with my problems in school? I get pain, muscle weakness, han ...
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Today is RSI awareness day. Lets all think of how we can avoid this happening in the work place.   [End]
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I do not believe any of the things mentioned above will help - except for the Sota Pulser and it helps enormousl. I got it after reading about Bob Beck and found it helpful in the ways he mentioned - none of which had to do with carpal tunnel. I feel that carpal tunnel with me has been due to hypothyroidism which is not fully addressed by the meds. That condtion can cause fluid to back up in the wrist. It occured to me to try the Sota Pulser to move that fluid on out. It worked! I had practically give up on drawing, which had been the most problematic area for me. Now I can draw ...
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Yay MMS! Great testimonial btw. - thanks for sharing   [End]
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Just another benefit of using MMS and DMSO. Last February I was in an auto accident, a roll over off the interstate. As my car landed on it’s roof, I’m most fortunate to be here, it landed in 3 feet of snow, thank god. My only injury was a contusion to my right hand, near the wrist, between my thumb and index finger. I had no pain while I was in the Emergency room being checked out. The next day, the pain was harsh and left me feeling like I had a broken bone. I had too much to do and did not at that time seek help. It was extremely slow to heal and eventually with the help of a ...
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Using Ice and compressing on the inflammed area is also a very good cure - treatments for tennis elbow   [End]
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Just got back from surgery. I have yet to see my incision. Itll be about 3 days till i can take off the bandages. Then ill be waiting for my follow up to get my stitches out... Then ill see if im still eligible for HBOT. The surgery itself wasnt that bad, and it only took an hour or so. I wanted a darnded wheel chair, i ended up having to use my own crutches, and ive moved up to a cane already. i think that by the 14th ill be walking on it. Who knows.   [End]
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1st, if you have carpal tunnel you may also be hypothyroid. Blood tests for that are not always accurate. This I found out personally. I had 2-3 false blood tests then wound up in the ER before it was diagnosed. You might want to check out the stopthethyroidmadness.com for symptoms. If you get cold easily, especially the hands & feet, tend to run low morning temps & have lost hair, especially eyebrow hair, and have gained weight & feel depressed - those are some of the symptoms. 2nd I found it helps a lot to sleep on my back in what yoga calls the corpse position. That way the wri ...
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I was going to have to travel over 100 miles to get to the nearest HBOT centre. By the grace of God, ive been fortunate enough to have a brand new HBOT centre in the town that i live in. Ive been researching it for years, and in recent months have a need for it. I have compartment syndrome in my calves, and my doctor said that He’d be willing to sign a scriipt for it, but he told me that surgery is the only option. Ive read that HBOT can be effective for compartment syndrome. Id like to skip the surgery, that im getting in 12 days, and try to use this method instead. Has anyone had succ ...
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A very good solution for tennis elbow is mean to be exercises that are specifically designed to stretch out the tendons and help alleviate any pain in the forearm - if you are interested then read about it on this site: Tennis Elbow Exercises Rest is the best cure for tennis elbow.   [End]
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I changed job 5 months ago. After a couple of month I started to get toothache on my bottom front teeth. I went to many dentist and they can’t find anything wrong. Its tingling, aches, pressure pain. In this new job I use a laptop (without a laptop stand) so constantly looking down (i.e. my chin is constantly close to my chest.) in previous jobs I been using desktop PC’s so look up in a better posture. For the last 5 months I been using laptop for very long hours (over 10 hours a day with my chin close to my chest) and not much breaks. When I wake up I feel little or no pain the ...
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You can use a wrist pad with your keyboard. A wrist pad is a support that rests under your wrists, runs the length of your keyboard and takes the stress off your wrists by leveling them to the level of the keyboard. To avoid carpal tunnel syndrome you must try the carpal tunnel treatment exercises.         [End]
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I have a friend who developed a HUGE ganglion on her wrist. She had another ganglion removed before, from her other wrist, at great medical cost. She even had to fight to have the doctors do it with local anesthetics and not put her under completely. I told her about my ganglion that shrunk after I started rubbing Castor oil on my foot - not specifically for that reason, just to remove the excess oil from my hands after applying it elsewhere. One day I just noticed the ganglion was gone, and it had to be the Castor oil. I did not see her for about 2 months, and yesterday, she showed ...
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Hi Drummer- I had a repetitive injury that lead to carpal tunnel surgery.That was in 1982.It was severe, but it had occurred rapidly.The surgery was successful-but I no longer do that activity either.Shortly after I had the surgery though came across an article in Prevention mag that describe the use of B complex vitamins to help heal the area.You probably know that this is actually a narrowing of the space where the nerve travel though the bones in the wrist.You might benefit from a massage therapist who specializes in this area.Wishing you the best to keep the beat going!!!!   [End]
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Hi - I have been suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome on and off for the past 10 years now, and in the past six months or so, it has gotten considerably worse. I went for an EMG test a few months back and the doctor confirmed that I do have CTS in both hands. At the time, he said it was moderate in my left and mild in my right, but it seems to have gotten worse since then. The doctor told me that surgery would likely be in my future. This is especially troubling for me because I am a professional drummer and I obviously rely on the health of my hands and wrists to perform. I also ...
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nice thread. thanks for the info __________________ Because Health Really Matters More Health Tips Here - FamiliesFirstHealth [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Hi, I was wondering if you would be so kind to give me a little more detailed explanation or pictures of your design. I really need a good nights sleep! Thank you so much!   [End]
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http://curezone.com/upload/_I_J_Forums/Ivy/rita_golucky.jpg I’m checking this device out now -- anyone else have an opinion. thanks! [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I’m not promoting a product here, just relating my experience with the Carpal Therapist. I’ve had very bad pain/numbness for years and I won’t do surgery (not with a 30% failure rate). I first used the Carpal Solution. It worked just ok; the pain was better than before, but not by much. The Wristrac is garbage and I sent it back for a refund. But the Carpal Therapist is another animal. It works unbelieveably well. My pain went from bad/aching/burning to zero (no kidding, ZERO) in less than 2 weeks. I’ve not found anything like it at all, and only regret not getting one sooner. Those ...
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Please send me your design.   [End]
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sounds very interesting! I’ve had bad RSI for 5 years, please send me a recipe how to make up one of these. Thanks very much!   [End]
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I tried the Carpal Solution device. It does work, although I found the foam pad/bandage tape combination of which it is made unable to provide enough pulling-out force on the heel of the hand to provide full relief. I used their idea of pulling up on the skin over the transverse ligament to construct a device that, after 4 months of nightly use, eliminated my CTS symptoms and has now kept them away for 18 months with no sign of their return! You can construct this ”splint” for a few dollars (contrast that with the pricey Carpal Solution) out of athletic tape (”Coach tape” used to wrap s ...
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Hi! Who said anything about drinking water for 7-9 days as meals. I know I didnt. Cant you read? I said that if you drink water then you should treat it as a meal and do the situps afterward. In the end I have no bleeding colon and everybody who really tried my treatment until now have got rid of the blood in the stool and feel fine now. Im sure of the cause of colitis. Peter   [End]
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Ah again, lol. For those with actual Ulcerative colitis we understand there are a myriad of different triggering factors. Your take on tennis elbow is even more funny. Drink water for 7-9 days as meals, lol. You should really stop posting this over and over, pull out a dictionary and look up the word inflammated?   [End]
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I should also add that the autoimmune disorder Crohn’s is also triggered by the mycoavian complex bacterium That likely explains why colloidal silver has been effective against Crohn’s.  In the instance I am most familiar with, the lead guitar player for Gary P. Nunn (he was playing for the Pauline Reese High Country Band at the time) was in bed and so miserable he thought he was dying. I rode along with the owner of Utopia Silver when he took him some colloidal silver, plant derived trace minerals, digestive enzymes and probiotics to see if it would help him.  ...
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Hi! No. Its not triggered by any bakteria. There are a lot of bakterias in the colon before and after the inflammation. The inflammation is triggered by a combination of the colon being in sleep mode and at the same time recieving food to work with. Getting the colon in so called sleep mode is cause by sitting still to much. KINDLY Peter   [End]
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Since this was also cross posted to the Crohn’s support forum I should also add that the autoimmune disorder Crohn’s is also triggered by the mycoavian complex bacterium.   [End]
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Colitis means inflammation of the colon, which can have a variety of causes. This includes infection and autoimmunity. Ulcerative colitis is a example of both. UC is an autoimmune disorder triggered by mycoavian complex bacterium (MAC).   [End]
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Colitis and Tennis elbow. Same cause and same treatment. The cause; The cause of colitis and tennis elbow is the same. For colitis when sitting much (either in toilet, car, in front of TV or whenever in sitting position) the colon turns into a certain mode. Maybe we can call it sleeping mode. Then when receiving food or water in this not normal sleeping mode it becomes inflammated. For the tennis elbow whenever being in a position that puts the elbow or part of arm close to the elbow in sleeping mode and after that lifting heavy thing or in other way burdening the elbow the it become ...
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I was bothered with it for a long time and carpal tunnel syndrome in the other wrist. I started taking MSM for arthritis symptoms and after a period of time I noticed that I was no longer bothered with the tendonitis. As for dosage, I bought MSM powder and took 1/2 teaspoon daily. Check out the MSM forum. http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=106   [End]
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Hey I have a good friend who suffers from the golfer’s elbow. Do you know of any alternative healing for this besides resting ? thanks   [End]
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I have also heard many good things about TENS units and carpal tunnel, specifically they are able to reduce or eliminate pain for many people.  I have been searching around and found that they make actual gloves for TENS units now and I am thinking about giving them a try as I spend 8hrs a day at a computer.  Found it here in case anyone is curious www.promolife.com/pain-relief/tens-pain-relief-units/tens-garment-glove/prod_1756.html   [End]
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Beats surgery. Be sure and post the outcome.   [End]
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”the carpal solution” is not infrared technology, it’s different from the gloves and the in the other device. by the way I bought the gloves and they arrived, I have been wearing them ever since. apparently they have infrared, which they call far infrared that is embedded in to the fibers of the gloves somehow. I think it’s a strange concept, but we’ll see if it helps. when I get more money saved up, I will buy that other thing. thanks   [End]
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Sorry I don’t know anything about them. It just came up in a search for infrared, and carpel tunnel syndrome. I do know the wand I suggested is made by a reputable company. I know it’s more money, but you will have it a long time, and can be used for other problems as well.   [End]
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i think that carpal solution thing is a scam.   [End]
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have you heard of this product called the carpal solution? I can’t seem to find any recent, comments about this product, only dating back to 2005. but it seems pretty interesting. And I was wondering if anyone is heard of it? http://www.mycarpaltunnel.com   [End]
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cool i ordered those gloves and told my doctor i don’t want the surgery.   [End]
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thank you for the reply. I guess when you’re in so much pain you don’t think rationally. I told my doctor that I want to have the surgery. Then I started to asking people, and pretty much said the same thing you did, the pain just came back. I called my doctor and said forget it. but I’m going to have an appointment for an another EMG test, to determine if my nerves will be able to handle acupuncture. thank you for the book suggestion and I’m definitely interested in healing this naturally. And I think the best way to do that is, to find other career. I know if I have the surge ...
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"do you know anybody who was healed from carpal tunnel syndrome using this thingmajig?" No, but when I had my root canals taken out, the dental surgeon talked about a similar device that he claimed kept diabetics from having there limbs amputated because of the infections they would get. He made me use it to keep the lymph gland under the jaw moving to clear the toxins from the surgery. While I had it, I would use it on ligament problems in the knee, and wrist and it worked. The only difference I can see is this one is a wand, and his infrared lights were on a cloth like m ...
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Unfortunately, I know many patients that went through the agony of surgery and their CTS returned in a few months. If acupuncture is out for you, Apparently your acupuncturist is afraid to go against the M.D.s (I would be too). If the pulser doesn’t work. I would very seriously consider reading Dr. John Sarno’s book. Also as weird as EFT appears it is highly effective, very easy to learn and better at this than anything else I have seen. EFT may appear to be unbelievably strange, but we as a culture have been conditioned since childhood to believe that our bodies are mechanical, that al ...
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hmm, where can i read that log at, u havea link? i’ll try to look that up. yeah, i did notice when i was working out with weights, that i didn’t have any flair ups. So, what am i’m supposed to do, curezone got me doing all this crazy stuff, now i’m going to stand on my head hahaha. i’m going to try seem, like there could be something there. thanks   [End]
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If you read (research) the blog that anne h. wrote for a psychic (James Cottrell) - well in one of his newsletters he talks about carpal tunnel and how to relieve pain by putting weight on the hands..... preferably your own body weight as in the Yoga asana called the crow. This has helped me considerably, tho i must admit the pain comes and goes but then i don´t do the exercises as diligently as i should i guess;.) Good luck and if it was me, i´d cancell the surgery date.....   [End]
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Johnny, the link doesn’t work. how about that lightworks by sota, that seems like something. JAB That’s weird the link doesn’t work anymore, even on the website. They were exercises designed for carpel tunnel. http://mattfurey.com/products.html As far as the Light Works. I have never used it. Those type of therapies tend to work for some and not for others. Or they fix one of your chronic problems but not all. If you keep it up you will eventually find out what works for you.   [End]
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i think i’m going to get it. yeah, if n e one has used this for carpal tunnel release, let me know if it works. i think i will but this tomorrow.   [End]
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Johnny, the link doesn’t work. how about that lightworks by sota, that seems like something.   [End]
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K. I went and spoke with a acupuncture Dr. and they told me since my doctor indicated surgery, that acupuncture would probably just do more damage than good. she told me that surgery was probably the only way to fix your problem, if there is already nerve damage. and then she referred me to a doctor, and also said that cosmetic surgeons do better job at carpal tunnel surgery than regular hand surgeons. I’m going to try the device below, i’d rather spend that money to see if it works before having surgery. seems like acupuncture could of really help me, a few years back i guess.   [End]
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well my doctor has me on this cream that I’m supposed to take twice a day (Lido 4%, men 1%, camp 0.5% cap0.25% at another cream called Ketoprofen 20% I think that first one is peppermint cream I’m not sure, but I’m going to try the MSM. do you think any of those creams, the doctor prescribes are dangerous? I’m not sure if any of these creams have MSM in it.   [End]
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this is definitely worth a try, and if it doesn’t work. I will need a carpal tunnel release surgery. i’m going to buy this product and try it out, hopefully it will work. I’ll let you know if it does. I’m excited to try this as opposed to surgery, I just picked the doctor that’s going to perform the endoscope procedure. but that looks really scary. can’t thank you enough for taking the time to write back, very much appreciative.   [End]
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get out of town! :) I’m definitely interested in buying this. do you know anybody who was healed from carpal tunnel syndrome using this thingmajig?   [End]
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Forget the surgery. You can buy a soft cast that you wear on your wrist that prevents you from bending , or twisting the wrist. In addition you can use a device like this one that utilizes Infrared technology That supplies heat deep into the tissues, and ligaments. This promotes blood to that area for healing. http://tinyurl.com/398fnj  Scroll down to "Lightworks"   [End]
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I suffer from severe carpal tunnel that I got as an IT guy for five years. the pain was so bad especially in my right hand, or when i use the mouse a lot like for Photoshop, well after doing all the test EMG, mri’s, the conclusion was, I do have carpal tunnel and surgery was advised. I heard the surgery was dangerous and a lot of people had complications afterwards. is this true? or is this a myth, and I should not be scared? I heard there was new techniques out there to relieve the pressure in the carpal tunnel. I’m scared to have surgery, because I play the guitar once in aw ...
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Hey this could open the Doors to healing for you........ From my personal experience I would try the Magnetic Pulser from SOTA. It works well at relieving swelling and pain. In addition if it was me I would make or buy a MSM paste - mix MSM with pure aloe about 2 grams per ounce. MSM= Methyl Sulfonyl Methane If you search on ”PEMF carpal” you will find references. http://www.healthy.net/scr/Article.asp?Id=2263&xcntr=7 PEMF Pulsed Electric Magnetic Field This link talks positively of PEMF for CPT. The Sota Mag Pulse has plenty of power. A steel washer placed on the pulser ...
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I’m sorry its taken me so long to get back, but I live in Northern California and don’t know anybody in the LA area. You can go to emofree.com and check their EFT practitioner list for a practitioner in the LA area. I’m sure there are some close to you.   [End]
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Hi crzyakta, Try the Detox Bath Soaks ! Smile Tis your choice.   [End]
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I see! good explanation...but is there a good/right way to treat this? I eat alkaline for the most part, and take the alk drink twice a day...also a chelated cal/mag supp would more fish oil/lecithin help? I take 1 tblspoon cod liver oil with 1 tblespoon lecithin daily   [End]
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Hi crzyakta, Your question: ML...I understand what you are saying, however I think this is more of just a freak injury, and not really me being over acidic (though I have been alkalizing for about 6.5 months) I read that Cubital Tunnel Syndrome occurs alot from awkward sleep positions...and even the night prior to the pinched nerve, I felt it getting numb in the middle of the night..and woke up w/ the nerve being pinched ML I will try more baths...would massages help or just make it worse? Answer: Maybe one needs to consider what an injury does to the body ? Does an injury ...
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Thanks for the tips guys, daermo...I am sure its not stemming from my neck..it is called ”Cubital Tunnel Syndrome”...and the nerve that is being pinched is within the elbow region I did see a chiro when I first had it 3 years ago (rock concert where my arm got injured)...it was determined even then to be in my arm ML...I understand what you are saying, however I think this is more of just a freak injury, and not really me being over acidic (though I have been alkalizing for about 6.5 months) I read that Cubital Tunnel Syndrome occurs alot from awkward sleep positions...and even th ...
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Thank you ParaZapper 4 taking the time to reply back.   [End]
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charkee, do u live in LA. i’d like to come for a visit. or do you know any one in LA that you can send me to?   [End]
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The principle of chronic pain is a mild oxygen deprivation in the affected area. Perhaps using the infrared LED device could help to open the up the painful loci to increased blood flow and thus relieve the pain. I don’t know if this will work. Do any of you have any experience with relieving chronic pain using these electronic devices? One old nurse I knew used a simple technique that seemed to help many patients. She would set up two basins of water. One had water as hot as the patient could stand and the other had ice water. The patient would then alternate immersing the affected par ...
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Hi crzyakta, Your question: Ok, so I slept in a bad position...and woke up with slightly numb pinky and ring finger on my right hand (I am righty, so this isn’t good at all)...I have had this issue before from an injury at a rock concert but that went away...now I got it again from sleeping weird...and once again I am losing strength in my right hand because the pinched nerve...if I massage the nerve area (where it got pinched) which is in my elbow region, I can feel tingling shooting up through my forearm into those fingers...but the nerve stays pinched...straightening my arm helps ...
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ya go see a chiropractor most likely the pinch is coming from the neck region so massage to the elbow wont matter (unless the ’pinch’ is coming from near the elbow but would be hard to say just from what you wrote   [End]
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This would have a better chance. http://shop.toolsforhealing.com/LightWorks_High_Intensity_LED_InfraRed_Wand_p/st-lw.htm   [End]
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Ok, so I slept in a bad position...and woke up with slightly numb pinky and ring finger on my right hand (I am righty, so this isn’t good at all)...I have had this issue before from an injury at a rock concert but that went away...now I got it again from sleeping weird...and once again I am losing strength in my right hand because the pinched nerve...if I massage the nerve area (where it got pinched) which is in my elbow region, I can feel tingling shooting up through my forearm into those fingers...but the nerve stays pinched...straightening my arm helps a little, whereas keeping it be ...
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I saw that he was putting the magnetic pulsar device up to his lymph node, i thought for swelling. So i thought this device would help with carpal tunnel, no? sure seems like it would. thank you guys for the feedback, link to the CTS fix and input on acupuncture. I am definitely interested, I’m going to take a look at this tomorrow.   [End]
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No. This is for infectious disease only.   [End]
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http://carpaltunnelfix.com/   [End]
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I’m a practicing acupuncturist, EFT and use other modalities. Carpel tunnel is not caused by any microorganism. It’s cause is simple and in most cases using acupuncture 3 to 5 visits are enough, surgery is not needed, and usually does not help in the long run. One thing that western science completely overlooks is the emotional aspect to chronic conditions. EFT is very effective for aiding CTS. You can learn about EFT at emofree.com though it is more effective to go to somebody with EFT training. Another very good key to understanding chronic pain conditions is Dr. John Sarno’s works. He ...
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- but how does it (zapper) distinguish between the good and bad stuff in your blood? Actually, the zapper does not distinguish but there is a difference that allows the zapper to kill certain microbes but not cells in higher organisms. Most microbes, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, etc have a cell wall that is different in structure and function than the cell membranes that exist in many higher organisms. These cell walls tend to be rigid and will fracture under vibration whereas the cell membrane is very flexible (like rubber) and just quivers under the same vibration. ...
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Will this work for carpel tunnel? my concern after watching the video, he says after making ozone water, not to store it in plastic, because it eats through plastic. Well, would that mean it would eat through your stomach or your blood veins, if its that strong to disintegrate plastic, maybe it takes a long time for that process, but if you’re drinking it every day, then why is it not dangerous to drink? Also with the magnetic pulsar thingamajig and the zapper do you think it would be any help for carpal tunnel syndrome, and tendinitis in the elbows? The doctors say I need surgery, a ...
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Docta Knows, I’m wondering if carpal tunnel might have to do with toxic buildup in the nerve sheathes ... lots of folks do and always have done repetitive motion things ... like me pecking at this keyboard way to many hours everyday after having done it all day at work.  I went through symptems of carpal tunnel before I started cleansing and it has vastly improved over the last 2 yrs ... pffft, never took my hands to a doctor. My older daughter was diagnosed with carpal tunnel then with decore veins disease (sp?).  They went in, split the sheathes, inflamation of the ne ...
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Unless caused by repetative motions at work get the lower back squared away and the lower cervical spine. I see a lot of this with the checkout girls at the grocery store. The repetative motions of scanning all the goodies tends to be a problem for the wrist and lower neck. Pretty easy to fix. The feet are another thing. The previous post has what I recommend for feet so take a look at that. Tunnel carpal is almost easy to fix but they have to take care of their neck after that. Its called occupational hazzards. We all have them so maintanance is required. Keeps us chiropractors in b ...
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My brother in law told me he has plantar fasicia and carpal tunnel.  Is there a connection between the two and what would be the best way to work on turrning these around?   ladaka   [End]
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Thanks Molly. I will try castor oil (as I have some already). I wouldn’t really worry about it too much except that it is painful and does affect my wrist and ability to grab onto things tightly. I would like to avoid going to my doctor if possible (he is an idiot).   [End]
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You know, I think I’d try castor oil. That stuff is amazing. But I remember reading somewhere...can’t remember, that a clay poultice would be good too. Molly   [End]
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Sometimes they do. I think they suggested I put ice on it, and of course offered pain killers. Sometimes it can be removed surgically, but most of the time it comes back. They suggested not to ”hit” it as it could cause problems as the stuff disperses into your system. After my football incident, mine did come back, but wasn’t very big. I just sort of live with it, and this doesn’t hurt. No one knows why they form. Weird, isn’t it? Molly   [End]
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Thank you so much. That is exactly what it looks like. Don’t really like the idea of smashing it though, it is quite painful. Any chance it will go away on it’s own?   [End]
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My dear, I think you have a bible bump....or rather, a ganglion cyst. I had one of these on the top of my ankle and it really hurt! See if this picture looks like what you have: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganglion_cyst They call it a bible bump, because in the old days they took the family bible and smashed it. It is the only way to get rid of one appartently. I got rid of mine by kicking a football. So, my guess is no, it’s not carpal tunnel..... Molly   [End]
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So I have been having problems with my wrist for some time. The first time I thought I had sprained it somehow. But then it kept re-occurring from time to time. Then I thought it was carpal tunnel. I have AF and am Hashi and thought that the carpal symptoms were because of those. But now I have noticed that I have a weird lump in my wrist (slightly to one side) It’s about half an inch all the way around. It’s hard and sore to the touch. My wrist is weakened. It is still functioning but it’s harder to lift heavy objects with it. Sometimes the pain is worse than others. When it is ...
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AN E-BOOK THAT HELPED ME BE PAIN FREE FROM CARPAL TUNNEL I work on the computer 9 hours a day and I experienced tingling and numbness which continued on to sharp pains up my wrist and arms. It was carpal tunnel. I do not have health insurance and surgery was out of the question. I did try physical therapy with no results. I came across an E-book online that literally saved me by having complete relief from pain with no surgery needed. To not have pain in my wrist after a few weeks was a miracle to me. I thought others might benefit by reading this E-book. I also like this because I coul ...
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Hi, 00cyd, I have just gotten an inversion table and I have had symptoms of carpal tunnel for 3 years. Could you tell me what degree angle you used and for how long when you used it for your carpal tunnel symptoms? thank you.  rhema   [End]
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Straight Cayenne tincture works great for me. Dilute some in warm distilled water and wrap a fomentation around your elbow. Long-term healing would be best to use BF&C tea fomentation with Cayenne mixed in.   [End]
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I’ve now been doing cleansing for 7 months, until I got healthy enough to start working out about 5-6 times per week. I haven’t felt this great in ages... So, I took up tennis on Sunday. My all time favorite sport that I love dearly (I was actually ranked at one point). And after one game my elbow started to hurt. I remembered that when I stopped all those years ago, I was dealing with this pain in my elbow. Anyone know what I can do? I don’t want to stop now that I’ve started again, it makes me so happy. I’m afraid of causing some damage though. I don’t think you can get tenn ...
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