FM HealthWatch

04-30-2008

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ProHealth's FM HealthWatch   Highlights: · Q&A with William Collinge · Nutrition for arthritis, inflammation · The healing power of 'deep relaxation'

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FEATURED ARTICLE April 30, 2008    Q&A (held Apr. 25) with Dr. William Collinge - on Self-Care & Healing William Collinge, a behavioral health practioner/researcher, is dedicated to "helping regular lay people learn that they can develop their own healing abilities, and that we don't have to be dependent on professionals or professional training to receive this wonderful gift."   ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS More new articles    Arthritis and Some Self-Care Ground Rules "Arthritis simply means pain in the joints," writes Dr. Sarah Myhill, MD. "It has been classified into two types... but the fact of the matter is that most sufferers have a bit of both." She starts their education with the same set of basics. The Healing Power of Deep Relaxation - And How It's Done "Every thought and feeling that passes through your mind has an effect on your body and its chemistry," says Dr. Collinge. He explains how to achieve a fundamental healing state by helping both our mind and our body to rest deeply. The Mind-Heart Connection: What Is Stress and the 'Stress Response'? Dr. Collinge explains how our brain, muscles, heart, and circulatory system communicate in dealing with stress - and why techniques for creating a 'relaxation response' are the cornerstone of mind/body medicine for FM and ME/CFS. New Trial: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Widespread Chronic Pain Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Often Concurrent with Fibromyalgia   RESEARCH ABSTRACTS More new abstracts    Misdiagnosis of serotonin syndrome as Fibromyalgia Excess serotonin has been associated with a large number of drugs & drug interactions - in this case a common antidepressant - and can have many symptoms. The latest research on central nervous system role in FM pain Experts Roland Staud & Michael Spaeth lay out the latest research on changes in the central nervous system that play a role in FM pain. Physicians can read this & related materials for medical education credit. Interstitial cystitis (IC) often associated with Fibromyalgia IC - involving urinary/pelvic pain or discomfort - often goes undiagnosed, and Kaiser Permanente's records for IC patients find a frequent association with FM. Low-dose amitriptyline shows promise for IBS with diarrhea Addressing lactose intolerance may be a matter of probiotics   LETTERS FROM OUR READERS    Comments & Suggestions · List of "good doctors" · Energy medicine/cold lasers · Recommending website · Gallstone-magnesium news · Things that help me Q & A Session · Where to buy 024™? · Seaweed wrap for FM? · Difference between ME, CFS, FM? · B-12 deficiency & FM article? · Dr. Pall protocol details? Questions? Comments? Please share your thoughts with us! Send us a letter   WEEKLY INSPIRATION    "Every day is a chance for a new small step in the right direction."   - Mattie Stepanek (Read about Mattie at MyHero.com) When We Meet "In the early times, the Sky Dwellers told us we must move about the earth with love. They said the first thing we must do when we meet one another is be thankful for each other."   - Seneca Iroquois Teaching These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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