FM HealthWatch

10-10-2007

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FEATURED ARTICLE October 10, 2007 THIS FRIDAY, Oct 12 - Meet and Question Fibro Doctor Dan Clauw, MD, in the ImmuneSupport.com Chat Room (Noon to 1 pm PST, 3-4 EST) As head of a patient-centered research powerhouse at the University of Michigan, Dr. Clauw has cutting edge insights into the why and how of Fibromyalgia pain - plus a wealth of advice. Read about what he's been doing and ask him anything. ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS See 5 more new articles Dr. Clauw on the Effective Treatment of Fibromyalgia - An Update Dr. Clauw explains his approach to treating Fibromyalgia patients, and offers a vision of the future. Two-drug combo blocks pain without disrupting other functions - Harvard "A specific combination of two molecules" able to block only pain-related neurons may promise pain relief "without impairing thinking, alertness, coordination, or other vital functions of the nervous system." RESEARCH ABSTRACTS See 10 more new abstracts Nerve fiber abnormalities identified in FM patients' skin Electron microscopic analysis of FM patients' skin tissue finds unusual patterns in nerve fibers and "insulators" that may contribute to or result from their lower pain threshold. Proposal that FM patients be tested for inherited protein deficiency Based on blood test data, researchers propose that a significant number of FM patients may have inherited Alpha-1 Antitrypsin deficiency, and that FM patients should be tested for this treatable disorder. WEEKLY FAVORITES Visit our store Ultra Antioxidant™ - Buy 1, Get 1 Free Through 10/23 Ultra Antioxidant™ is a potent combination of free-radical fighters that promote total-body health. The vitamins, herbs, and extracts in Ultra Antioxidant™ are specially selected to support the body in the fight against harmful free radicals. This advanced formula also supports healthy immune and heart function. FeelBrightLight™ - Improve Sleep and Treat S.A.D. Naturally Studies have shown that a short dose (20-30 minutes) of bright light upon waking can greatly aid those who suffer from winter blues. ProHealth is excited to offer this portable, lightweight, rechargeable device that sits under the visor of a hat. It provides 8,000 or 12,000 LUX of a distinct bright blue-green light preferred by some researchers over full spectrum or incandescent lighting. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS Q & A Session · Surgery tips for FM patients? · Info on dopamine docs? · Letter of Month submission? · Guaifenesin for FM? · Caveman diet for FM? · Jaw pain with FM? · Do you have a forum? · FM exercise program? Comments & Suggestions · Frustrated, not depressed · Triple-threat treatment · Lyrica® success story · My kinship with Karen · Asking Oprah Please share your thoughts with us! Send us a letter WEEKLY INSPIRATION "Cross country skiing is great if you live in a small country." - Steven Wright Our Common Bond If you have had the satisfaction of hearing that laugh at the other end of the phone or seeing a friend's eyes light up with a warm smile when they see you, you most likely know what it's like to reach out and share yourself. Those of us with chronic pain...have a common bond. Pain and understanding. We know about each other, we understand each other and we care for one another... Whether we pick up the phone or meet for lunch, we are reaching out to others and sharing our common bond. From this we will see how our experience can help others and how they in turn can help us. From Living With Chronic Pain One Day At A Time by Mark Allan Zabawa.

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