This Unknown Nutrient For Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain & Neuropathy

In this video we examine the evidence for small fiber neuropathy as a driver of fibromyalgia and other chronic pain disorders. We also look at a nutrient which can help to resolve the pain and restore nervous system function: Agmatine!!!

Find my article on megadosing thiamine for fibromyaglia & chronic pain here:

[StormyCoop]

I have fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. My knees and fingers joints are all bone to bone . I’m almost 53. I take care of my 34 year old daughter with severe cerebral palsy. I’m in constant pain pretty much every.
No one can see my body’s problems therefore everyone thinks I’m fine. But I’m not. I grit my teeth so much I have broken many. I honestly feel alone people don’t understand and or care that I’m not ok. If I did not have my faith in Jesus I would have given up on life a long time ago. Prayers for you who are suffering in pain.

[vaska]

In Canada, fibromyalgia is now classed as a neurological disorder. This, in turn, probably stems from a deeper systemic problem. Researchers in Italy have found that fibromyalgia patients suffer from malfunctioning or compromised mitochondria. This of course includes the mitochondria in the brain, the spinal cord and the entire nervous system (as well as every other cell in the body).

[peacekeepermoe]

The video recommends these for fibromyalgia:
- Agmatine 1000 - 2000mg
- Thiamine mega dose
- CoQ10
- Magnesium
- Calcium-D-Glucarate

[jacquelinethompson]

I was diagnosed with Fibro. 1998 and was close to going on disability. I took a course on allergies reduction. Found that I am highly allergic to wheat.
After no wheat gluten for 2 years I had no symptoms.
This should be looked into as many people in the course had dramatic changes in their health for the better.

[chrism]

Just as a side note if one is dealing with health issues, chronic pain, fatigue and depression and anxiety look at your situation if you are being psychologically abused and manipulated it will wreak havoc on your health.

[magentamagenta]

I’ve had fibromyalgia since childhood but only diagnosed by a rheumatologist 8 years ago :) I am now 64 years young.
I also have had Graves’ disease in my 20’s which then became Hashimoto thyroiditis in my forties along with elevated leptin.
My experience with doctors, specialists and functional medicine practitioners has been unhelpful and that’s being polite.
I became my own health and wellness doctor from my own research which has been a slow road but I have made immense progress with improving my pain, mobility and fitness.
Intermittent fasting including longer fasts OMAD
Plants, nuts and healthy seeds
No grains gluten free
No dairy
Low toxin products in body care
Clean eating as much as possible
No processed foods if possible
Organic or throughly washed fresh produce
Exercising everyday, yoga, Pilates, walking, weightlifting, qigong
Hydrotherapy pool
Meditation
Mindfulness
Sauna, steam room and spa pool
Everyday is a new day
I take supplements and am trying higher doses of B1 along with a B complex, B12, vitamin D, Zinc, Glutamine, pea protein, also other supplements and foods that have high nutritional content.
My health has improved significantly over the past year with increased fasting and exercising. I also lost 13kg and am working on loosing another 10kg this year.
Thank you for all your content it’s appreciated that we now have so many good people like you offering sound advice.

[tazz]

I don't have Fibromyalgia but suffer from Chronic Pain and understand how terrible life feels so i hope this helps them👍

[slev]

I had fibromyalgia for years, I was in horrible pain. The muscle of my back would become like a giant cramp for several days. This was usually trigger by an emotional upset. For a reason not related, i decided to start eating only organic food and my pain little by little disappeared. I haven't had a fit in years. I notice that when i eat food from regular supermarkets again for a short while, the fibromyalgia creeps back. I can't explain what's going on but i am convinced there is a relationship with diet and the quality of our food.

[alissagonzales]

The problem with symptoms is that they can belong to other diseases also. My son kept telling his doctor that his legs were always hurting and he felt like his bones hurt. The doctor actually told him your muscles hurt but your bones can't. Well one day he had kidney failure. In the hospital they did thorough blood tests. They came back and said they wanted to do bone biopsy. It confirmed what they suspected with the blood test. He has multiple myeloma. That was his legs hurting and bone pain. But it took a very thorough blood test and bone biopsy to diagnose.

[beebee]

I’ve struggled with Fibro for more than 20 years. I’ll share with readers what has helped me. Acupuncture!!! I went to a Chinese Dr in my city who had a reputation for helping many patients. Everyone’s different but, for me, they did a lot of pints up and down the liver and gallbladder channels (which are associated with conditions of the nervous system). They also did Moxa on same channels.

I also take a high quality (methyl) B-100, and B-12. I also take Magnesium Glycinate. And I use Magnesium Oil on the skin, in some areas that typically hurt.

All of these measures combined make a huge difference in the condition for me.

There is also a psycho-spiritual element to it (for me), meaning sometimes certain stressors can trigger the condition, such as handling matters of the heart.

[tbb]

I had a chiropractor for 30 years who treated me. I walked out of his office WHOLE every time. I’ve never found another chiropractor who was as thorough as he was. I haven’t found 1 who could treat my pain but he always did. Regular doctors just wanted to prescribe nerve or pain killers. They said that all my X-rays looked normal. The chiropractor says that they only look for a break or compressed vertebra. So when a rib is out, they don’t notice that. My chiropractor passed away and I’m barely coping with the pain im in. I’m just grateful I had him to treat me and give me a quality of life for th years I did.

[thestime]

Considering the mind body connection is critically important in overcoming health issues. For those that doubt its relevance, I completely understand. I spent years dismissing it. After years of suffering I finally entertained the findings of Dr. Sarno and after doing the work (releasing repressed emotions) my pain went from an 10 (barely able to walk) to a ZERO. If it didn’t happen so profoundly I’d still be in the doubting camp. Look, I understand, believing our physical body is so deeply affected by our emotions is hard to accept. But if you can put that aside for long enough and do the steps necessary to release the repressed emotions, you’ll find out just how effective it is. Sarno was a pioneer in this field but there’s a lot of other experts to consider. Find one that resonates with you and reap the benefits.

[heathergreenakers]

I’m 41 and have fibromyalgia, avascular necrosis of the knees and hips, as well as degenerative disc disease. In the US, fibro is still considered a fake disease. I also have kidney issues and a history of acute kidney injuries. Last time I went to the ER, thinking I was having another, they told me everything was fine, even tho my CT scan was abnormal and I had abnormal blood work and urine. Before they did the tests, they seemed concerned but everything seemed to change when I mentioned I had fibromyalgia and took pain meds regularly.

[chacha]

THANK you, doctor, for acknowledging and supporting the science of NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES in this video!

[yvonnemccullaghward]

I had an accident at 17 years which impacted my spine. After a major car accident I had really bad whiplash injury which caused pain for over a year. Then after marriage breakup in 1997 I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue after MS was ruled out. Then in 2016 I became paralysed from waist down and was eventually diagnosed with Transverse myelitis which involved same area of spinal cord as previous two traumas. ( myelin sheath was stripped from cord)I believe all were connected. Doctors seem to have little knowledge. Every thing I have learned to help cope with my condition of severe nerve disfunction and pain has been through research. This video is very very helpful to understand how to help me cope . Any pharmaceuticals dampen down or dumb down my brain and energy

[kathysmith]

I was diagnosed 35 yrs. ago with fibro around age 35. I am now 70 with little quality of life. I fought various Drs. back in SC and now NM. I do have issues with heart palpitations and diagnosed 8+ yrs ago idiopathic neuropathy because Drs. couldn't said I wasn't diabetic so it had to be something else. My condition has gotten worse to point where Drs. just think I am a Dr. shopper or hunting for opioid. Yes, the pain is so overwhelming that people's attitudes today are nonchalant to suffers. I could not take normal prescriptions for neuropathy, so I have gotten worse. It is finally good for not being a mental weakling.

[eric]

I have been taking L-ARGININE and VIT-B1 for 3 weeks now after watching this video, as well as TENS stimulation of my vagus nerve nerve and my symptoms have greatly reduced. So Thank you EONUTRITION

[lynjermey]

I have been diagnosed with both Fibro and ME. When referred to the weight loss clinic, on speaking to the nutritionist for diet advice for both these conditions and weight loss, she didn't know of the connection between diet and the conditions. My response was that I obviously knew more than her so she was no use to me. The problem is that the NHS aren't given funding to investigate the option of diet and some conditions. They are happy to prescribe me multiple prescriptions, but not find healthier, and free lifestyle options. I guess I just answered this myself!

[aineotoole]

Elliot I appreciate you mentioning B12 deficiency. I have seen people diagnosed with Fibro having amazing results on B12 injections; repairing the symptoms of demyelination (such as neuropathy, myalgia, numbness, pins and needles, etc) caused by a lack of B12.

[cynsi]

Finally a REAL PERSON SPEAKING!! Thank you for that. ✌🏻