Unbelievable Pain Control: How to Heal and Recover from Chronic Pain and Fibromyalgia

Surgery without anesthesia. Can such unbelievable feats help people who live every day in pain? Read about how a remarkable dentist voluntarily underwent several abdominal and complex dental surgeries without any anesthesia or medication. His knowledge and experience an help people with chronic pain or fibromyalgia. In this book, you will learn about: - Pain control that is truly unbelievable - Pain control without extra medications - How to get doctors and insurance companies to believe in your pain - How to gain control of your pain and your life - New ways to reduce the stresses caused by your pain. This book is really 3 books in one. BOOK ONE tells the amazing story (based on true events) of a dentist who willingly undergoes major surgery, without anesthesia. Three patients in a chronic pain program hear about this story, unexpectedly encounter this fellow patient, and learn methods of pain control that help them with their chronic pain. BOOK TWO reveals the ideas and methods that each patient has learned from their doctors, and from each other, as they progressed through the hospital pain program. You will learn simple truths about chronic pain, hidden keys for pain control and healing, and ways to speed up your own recovery. BOOK THREE shows you how today s top doctors and scientists are helping people with chronic pain. You will learn about doctors in pain, amazing international organizations, and the world s top pain researchers. Most importantly, you will understand how to make these new and exciting discoveries work for you. Unbelievable Pain Control is all about helping you to heal and recover (as much as possible) from almost any type of chronic pain and fibromyalgia. It includes help for long-term or chronic pain caused by back, neck, shoulder and knee injuries, as well as long-term pain from various types of headaches and arthritis. You will also learn about how to reduce the disability and losses caused by your long-term pain and physical injuries.