Chronic Pain

In the United States statistics show that about 20% of the population deals with chronic pain on a daily basis. Obviously, this is a massive stress on the medical system, but a huge psychological and emotional stress on the population. We spend around 640 BILLION dollars a year treating chronic pain.

Inflammation may be a direct cause of pain. By reducing inflammation, pain will typically go down. We view inflammation differently than the Western medical model. There is a direct correlation between inflammation and the toxic load of the individual. The more that toxicity is accumulated in the body, the higher the pain. We do understand that pain also comes from trauma like a car accident, sports injury, etc. The question is - why don’t people heal from pain of trauma? Could it be that their toxicity levels are so high that even though the physical trauma has been resolved, they still have pain.

Our goal is to determine why patients are not resolving their pain. We alleviate pain by supporting the systems associated with the pain. We also have amazing remedies that help with acute and chronic pain that reduce inflammation. All are non-toxic which most modern pain reducers can’t claim. Almost all drug therapies for pain have major side effects and are toxic by nature. The higher the toxicity the greater the pain. It becomes a never ending cycle > pain > drugs to reduce pain > reduction of pain > pain returns > pain > etc.