Clinical Experiences with ArthriPhase
Mitch Fleisher, MD, reviews 7 cases of patients taking ArthriPhase for inflammatory problems involving muscles, ligaments, tendons and joints…>> Read
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• Personal Experience: …my cartilage had been ground into pieces that I could feel snap, crackle and pop whenever I exerted my knees… (>> read)
• Bursitis Benches Soccer Player:Upon examination it became evident that she had trochanteric bursitis (inflammation of the soft tissues over the hip joint), as well as misalignment of the sacroiliac joints… (>> read)
• Inflammation of Fingers, Joints: …after two weeks her inflammation and joint pain returned with a vengeance – a typical pattern for post-steroid injections… (>> read)
• Rheumatoid Arthritis:…three months later he strode into the exam room triumphantly, walking upright without a cane, and wearing a big smile… (>> read)
• Mixed Connective Tissue Disease:TR came to my clinic with long-standing MCTD (Mixed Connective Tissue Disease), manifesting predominantly as debilitating arthritic pains… (>> read)
• Traumatic, Crushing Fracture:Despite pleas from family members, the surgeons refused to intervene to realign the bone fragments to increase CR’s chances of healing… (>> read)
Restoring
Natural Bladder Control Urinary
incontinence (UI) is a common
disorder affecting at least
10 million people in the
United States. Women are
especially prone to UI – half
of all women experience incontinence
at some point in their lives…>> Read
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Cardiovascular
Support: Positive Clinical
Outcomes
Mitch
Fleisher, MD, reports on
his clinical experience with CardioPhase,
presenting four case histories
of coronary insufficiency,
angina pectoris, arrhythmias,
hypertension and congestive
heart failure…>> Read
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Asthma
Symptoms Linked to
Elevated Allergens
in Home Results
from
a new national
survey demonstrate
that elevated allergen
levels in the
home are associated
with
asthma symptoms in
allergic individuals.
The study suggests
that asthmatics
that have allergies
may
alleviate symptoms by
reducing allergen exposures
inside their homes… >>Read
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Effort
to Lower A1C Levels with
Drugs
Increases Death Rate in Diabetics Despite
reports to the contrary, the
recently cancelled ACCORD trial
was a large-scale human drug
experiment that tragically
backfired. As diabetic patients
and physicians await a final
report from, the most obvious
lesson appears to be that piling
increasingly high dosages of
blood-sugar lowering drugs
and insulin on already weakened,
at-risk patients is a bad idea… >>Read
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