OL - Fibro-X - 100 s

• Package Description:�100 sServing Size:�2 sNumber of Servings:�50.
• DESCRIPTION DETAILS FACTS DIRECTIONS WARNINGS Fibromyalgia (FM) is most often classified solely as a rheumatic muscular disorder because one of the most prominent symptoms of the FM patient is the chronic, achy muscular pain they experience. However, as we've come to learn more and more about this disease, experts are now classifying it as a type of neurotransmitter dysfunction. (Neurotransmittters are agents that the brain uses to tell the body what to do). Fibromyalgia is one of the most misdiagnosed diseases that face physicians today. One of the reasons may be that neurotransmitters affect every part of our body. This can account for symptoms that show up anywhere and that fluctuate from hour to hour. Research into the causes of Fibromyalgia are still underway. However, there seems to be a genetic predisposition coupled with a trigger event, such as an illness or an accident that stimulates the onset of FM. Fibromyalgia affects approximately 4% of the population and is most common in women 20-60 years of age. In the FM person, there appears to be an abnormal production of neurotransmitters and other s that affect our mood and patterns, as well as help control pain and the way our immune system functions. The Fibromyalgia patient experiences a domino affect where one symptom and reason for that symptom affect another symptom, etc. For example, Fibromyalgia patients experience an alpha-delta anomaly. They're never able to reach the delta or deep stage where your body releases rebuilding s that repair and grow tissues. Growth hormone, one of the most abundant rebuilding s, is released during delta and goes to work repairing and growing tissues. Since Fibromyalgia patients never experience delta , they have low growth hormone levels. This translates to an inability of the body to repair itself. Growth hormone has a powerful effect on connective tissue. Connective tissue is the main repair mechanism in the body and its' chemistry monitors inflammatory response and delivers fluids, including white blood cells and antibodies, to fight infection. In the Fibromyalgia patient, connective tissues become stiff and tight due to an insufficient movement of fluids through our tissues. Congestion impairs circulation and neural transmission forcing muscles and surrounding organs to be in a constant state of tension. This area of heightened contraction and reduced circulation causes a buildup of wastes in that area which causes one of the classic symptoms of Fibromyalgia referred to as a Trigger or Tender Point. Constant muscular tension coupled with the inability to reach deep repairing , leaves the Fibromyalgia patient experiencing extreme pain in these tender points and an overwhelming exhaustion. When you put it all together, you can see the domino affect that exists and realize how these people truly suffer with this disease. No cure exists for FM, so patients need to be realistic about how they will feel and what they can expect from . Start with the basics and try to eat well, get enough rest, realize your limitations and set realistic goals. Add Fibro-X to your daily regime. It is specifically formulated to help lessen the severity of the painful symptoms experienced by the FM patient. Package Description: 100 s Serving Size: 2 s Number of Servings: 50 Serving Size: Two (2) s Servings per Container: 50 Ingredients: A Per Serving % Daily Value* Magnesium (as magnesium glycinate) 5 mg 25% Manganese (as manganese glycinate) 100 mg 250% Malic 600 mg ** Shark Cartilage 600 mg ** White Willow Bark 50 mg ** Grape Seed Extract 40 mg ** Valerian Root 20 mg ** * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. ** Daily Value not established. Other Ingredients: Gelatin, Rice Flour, Microcrystalline Cellulose ( Fiber), Magnesium Stearate, and Silica. As a.

Fibromyalgia (FM) is most often classified solely as a rheumatic muscular disorder because one of the most prominent symptoms of the FM patient is the chronic, achy muscular pain they experience. However, as we've come to learn more and more about this disease, experts are now classifying it as a type of neurotransmitter dysfunction. (Neurotransmittters are agents that the brain uses to tell the body what to do). Fibromyalgia is one of the most misdiagnosed diseases that face physicians today. One of the reasons may be that neurotransmitters affect every part of our body. This can account for symptoms that show up anywhere and that fluctuate from hour to hour. Research into the causes of Fibromyalgia are still underway. However, there seems to be a genetic predisposition coupled with a trigger event, such as an illness or an accident that stimulates the onset of FM. Fibromyalgia affects approximately 4% of the population and is most common in women 20-60 years of age.In the FM person, there appears to be an abnormal production of neurotransmitters and other s that affect our mood and patterns, as well as help control pain and the way our immune system functions. The Fibromyalgia patient experiences a domino affect where one symptom and reason for that symptom affect another symptom, etc. For example, Fibromyalgia patients experience an alpha-delta anomaly. They're never able to reach the delta or deep stage where your body releases rebuilding s that repair and grow tissues. Growth hormone, one of the most abundant rebuilding s, is released during delta and goes to work repairing and growing tissues. Since Fibromyalgia patients never experience delta , they have low growth hormone levels. This translates to an inability of the body to repair itself. Growth hormone has a powerful effect on connective tissue. Connective tissue is the main repair mechanism in the body and its' chemistry monitors inflammatory response and delivers fluids, including white blood cells and antibodies, to fight infection. In the Fibromyalgia patient, connective tissues become stiff and tight due to an insufficient movement of fluids through our tissues. Congestion impairs circulation and neural transmission forcing muscles and surrounding organs to be in a constant state of tension. This area of heightened contraction and reduced circulation causes a buildup of wastes in that area which causes one of the classic symptoms of Fibromyalgia referred to as a Trigger or Tender Point. Constant muscular tension coupled with the inability to reach deep repairing , leaves the Fibromyalgia patient experiencing extreme pain in these tender points and an overwhelming exhaustion. When you put it all together, you can see the domino affect that exists and realize how these people truly suffer with this disease. No cure exists for FM, so patients need to be realistic about how they will feel and what they can expect from . Start with the basics and try to eat well, get enough rest, realize your limitations and set realistic goals. Add Fibro-X to your daily regime. It is specifically formulated to help lessen the severity of the painful symptoms experienced by the FM patient.