Product Description

How to Deal with Back Pain and Rheumatoid Joint Pain is a practical manual based on the author's many years of research and numerous clinical observations. The book introduces a new medical technology to treat and prevent back pain and rheumatoid joint pain.

* Learn the vital information on the mechanics behind your spinal column, the role of the disc and its needs for water.

* Learn the simple body movement that will promote fluid circulation in the disc spaces that will result in relief of the back pain and sciatic pain.

* It is simple, safe and inexpensive. Don't hate yourself for missing out on this information.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54727 in Books
• Published on: 2004-02-29
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 104 pages

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Dr. Batmanghelidj received his formal medical education at St. Mary's Hospital Medical School of London University. He provides for the layman a clear and comprehensive book on the origins of chronic pain. His clinical and scientific research exposes, for the first time, that recurring "chronic pains" are a signal system of the body indicating severe general or local dehydration. Most of these pains can be relieved simply by drinking water. Instead, however, the patient often receives costly pharmaceutical medications which treat rather than cure.

In this book, back pain and rheumatoid joint pain as indicators of local chronic dehydration are explained. The mechanisms involving the important role of water in holding the spinal column together are discussed. Based on years of detailed study of the human anatomy and the science of physiology, Dr. Batmanghelidj has devised a new exercise approach for the successful hydration of the disc core, the retraction of the displaced discs, and immediate relief of pain, even sciatica. These exercises are clearly explained and demonstrated, and may be the only way to save yourself from the surgeon's knife.

This book is unlike any other "how-to" book on the market. It is an instructive presentation about the very simple way of finding comfort and relief from two of the most commonly occurring pains of the body low back pain and rheumatoid joint pain.

Ingram
Using simple words, this book explains back pain and rheumatoid joint pains as indicators of local dehydration, and demonstrates how new movements to promote fluid circulation in the disc spaces will result in relief of low back and sciatic pain. "Effective graphics help explain the human physiology, the role of discs and the body's need for water."--Library Journal. 33 illustrations. (Global Health Solutions, Inc.)