Ice Therapy: Nature's Perfect Cure

A new book by Harry A. Thompson promises to revolutionize how chronic pain is managed. The guide will help readers discover how nature can improve one’s quality of life.

Harry A. Thompson has composed a life-changing book for those suffering from pain and debilitating medical conditions. “Ice Therapy, Nature’s Perfect Cure” is an astonishing breakthrough within the literary community.

The book challenges how society views pain management and traditional medicine. Thompson’s journey started at four years of age. He had opened the back door of his mother’s car and fell out. From this moment, Harry’s life has been plagued with physical injuries which left him in constant pain, ultimately reducing his quality of life.

As Harry’s chronic pain almost crippled him, he ascertained the knowledge of ice therapy. Shortly after, Mr. Thompson decided to help other people discover what he has coined as “nature’s miracle” and began writing his debut book, which is filled with photographic demonstrations on the subject.

“Ice Therapy, Nature’s Perfect Cure” is the quickest route out of pain. The medical community wants people to spend money, become dependent on dangerous prescriptions, and become entrapped in the mindset that there is no alternative treatment for chronic pain. This groundbreaking book dispels the myths about icing for only twenty minutes at a time and intrigues the reader to discover a path to safe, natural and non-habit forming pain control. All ninety-one pages discusses the many uses for ice therapy, questions mainstream medicine, and offers a quick guide to launching the reader’s own personal journey to advocating for their health and improving his or her quality of life.

Harry Thompson was born in California. He had a form of migraine headaches for decades and has suffered many work and activity related injuries, such as a motorcycle accident, auto accident and actually being hit by a vehicle, within his life. A former cameraman, Harry has an AA degree, two years of Radiological Sciences at Children's Hospital LA and one year of Echocardiography at Loma Linda University Hospital in Loma Linda, CA. Shortly after his retirement, Harry lived in Costa Rica for half of a decade before returning to the US.