subject: Healing Cream Awarded Patent For Fibromyalgia Pain Relief [print this page] In a significant development in dealing with fibromyalgia pain, Topricin pain relief and healing cream, a leading natural therapeutic topical biomedicine has been awarded a patent as a treatment to help with fibromyalgia pain relief.
There is now a new patented treatment of pain associated with fibromyalgia. An FDA regulated topical biomedicine known by the name Topricin which was developed in 1994 and is now a leading natural therapeutic brand.
It is believed that in excess five million people suffer from fibromyalgia in America alone, with the vast majority of them being women. Also sometimes referred to as fibromyositis and fibrositis, fibromyalgia is regarded as a syndrome rather than a disease. A syndrome is a collection of signs, symptoms, and medical issues which commonly seem to occur together but are not related to a specific, identifiable cause.
The symptoms of fibromyalgia are usually chronic, widespread pain in muscles, ligaments, and tendons, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. Sufferers also describe suffering from tender points all over the body. Other symptoms often include numbness and tingling and the complaint is often associated with irritable bowel syndrome, palpitations, and tension or migraine headaches. Fibromyalgia causes sufferers to experience soft tissue pain which is often described as deep aching, radiating, gnawing, shooting, or burning and ranging from mild to severe.
Topricin is a homeopathic treatment designed to rapidly relieve pain caused by fibromyalgia and help the body address the underlying causes and heal the damage that is causing pain. There are no known side effects of Topricin and it is not known to interfere with any other known prescription medications. The formula for Topricin is odorless and is known not to contain any harsh chemicals or irritants. It is not greasy when applied either, making it ideal and safe for even the most sensitive skin.
Topricin has proven very effective in obtaining fibromyalgia pain relief for many and in particular women, many of whom have reported feeling more energetic and able to partake in physical activity. Many have also reported that it has helped to reduce and in some cases eliminate entirely their reliance on prescribed pain medications.
It has to be said that this is great news. Many of the commonly prescribed medications include ranges of antidepressants which have significant side effects which can even be life threatening in some cases. In the opinion of this author, the patenting of Topricin as an approved treatment for fibromyalgia pain relief is great news for sufferers but should be seen as part of a holistic cure for the syndrome.
Anyone who has recently read a review of the compelling story of Valerie Lumley will know that in order to treat fibromyalgia pain and obtain relief from the symptoms, it was necessary in her case to take a holistic whole body approach. Valerie was literally bedridden and unable to attend to every day bodily functions for herself.
She is now free of her fibromyalgia pain and in her case the treatment included a regular routine of massage, yoga, gentle exercise, regular visits to the chiropractor and the osteopath and appropriate medications from time to time also.
Contrast this with still another available theory on the treatment of fibromyalgia in the Amega Amwand. This is a device which looks like a pen but which emits energy. When the point of the wand is rotated clockwise on the affected muscles for several minutes the muscles are stimulated, apparently over time helping the muscles to return to the healthy state. The claim is that the wand does not itself do any healing, but rather, it stimulates the muscles to heal themselves. This is probably consistent with a part of the holistic theory applied by Valerie Lumley and is worthy of consideration by sufferers as a part of the treatment of fibromyalgia pain.
Another method popularized some years ago and which is also consistent with the holistic whole body approach is that of Israeli physicist Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais whose methods involved a series of gentle exercises designed to stimulate efficient muscle function. Whilst the very prospect of stimulating tired sore muscles might sound barbaric to fibromyalgia sufferers, there is undoubtedly a consistent theme in all of these theories.
Fibromyalgia pain relief is a dream for many people for whom constant pain becomes a way of life which destroys for many any joy in living. It is to be hoped that this review highlights that there is perhaps light at the end of the tunnel and that there is reason for some optimism. It seems clear that there is no magic bullet approach and that fibromyalgia pain relief can only truly be achieved through a holistic approach involving a number of different treatments and theories applied at the same time and with the appropriate balance under the watchful eyes of the appropriate professionals.
