Fibromyalgia - Is it really 'incurable'?

Nov. 25, 2009 - PRLog -- Many fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue patients either hear from their physician that it is all in their head or that it is incurable. Not a nice choice. What about a third choice? How about reversing the condition?

Maja Iten had Fibromyalgia, Arthritis, Chronic Fatigue, IBS and some other related conditions for 15 years and had to quit working because of the condition. Her search for pain therapy, fatigue treatments and natural pain relief took her 15 years. Some years ago she met a European physician who treats Fibromyalgia naturally for almost 30 years with great success. This doctor clearly states that she has seen many cases of Fibromyalgia reversed and that it therefore is curable.

Iten said, “I am proof of that.”

There is a medical rule: if only one person can be cured of a disease, it is considered curable. In fact there are thousands of former fibromyalgia patients who reversed their condition and are now living a normal pain free life.

“I happen to be one of them,” Iten said. “I have been symptom free for almost five years and have been able to get back to work after eight years on disability pension.”

However, she added, there is not one “cure-all, quick-fix” pill. In that regard doctors are right. But that does not mean that there are no answers. Very often the natural, alternative health field has much better solutions to offer, especially for chronic diseases. Given the fact that most pain drugs and sleeping pills are addictive, the natural path is a great alternative to consider. There are nontoxic, natural pain relief, natural chronic fatigue relief, etc. without any negative side effects. The natural reversing process takes time and patience.

Iten asked, “But, frankly, is there an alternative that will work right now? Isn’t it worthwhile to give the reversing process some time since we did not become sick within a week or a month?”

There are several strategies to become symptom free naturally, but nothing makes much sense unless a person has a fibromyalgia support system behind them that assists them in their reversing process.

Iten has founded a free membership program for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue sufferers where people can learn what has worked for others while being members of a support group. That way they do not have to feel alone and isolated anymore.

For additional information on natural fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue relief contact Maja Iten or visit http://fibroreliefmembership.com. There is also an e-book available that talks about the answers Iten has found in the natural health field called “Attacking The Incurable – Natural & Healthy Ways of Fibromyalgia Relief”. It is available through the following website:
http://www.fibromyalgianaturalrelief.com

Maja Iten is an international life and health coach from Switzerland. She suffered from Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other related conditions for 15 years. Her personal and persistent search for natural remedies and therapies finally led her to a group of natural products and therapies. She found out that the secret is in the right combination which can be different for different individuals. The secret is finding the right combination. She reveals the results of her search in the e-book “Attacking The Incurable – Natural & Healthy Ways of Fibromyalgia Relief” available here: http://www.fibromyalgianaturalrelief.com.

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Maja Iten is a life and health coach since 1984 who suffered from Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other related conditions for 15 years. Her personal and persistent search for natural remedies and therapies finally led her to a group of natural products and therapies. She reveals the results of that search in her e-book "Attacking The Incurable" available at http://www.fibromyalgianaturalrelief.com/blog. Her free membership program is accessable at http://fibroreliefmembership.com

The purpose of the IM Natural Health Academy is to help other affected people worldwide to become symptom free and live a healthy life in dignity and purpose.