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Arthritis Led Me To Find Perfect Health

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When I was diagnosed with hip osteoarthritis at 43 years of age and told that it would only get worse with time, I was devastated. Refusing to believe this I researched all the natural therapies that claim to correct the problem. What I discovered was that often the simpler and cheaper the therapy the more effective it was at not only repairing osteoarthritis but creating perfect health throughout the body. This book is a collation of all these discoveries and an explanation of what I proceeded to experiment with on my body that led to perfect health and happiness. I consider osteoarthritis as a type of organ failure when the joints fail and stop repairing themselves. To me it was comparable to a warning light on the dashboard of your car. I realized that taking drugs to stop the pain would be as effective as cutting the wire to the warning light so that I would not have to deal with the problem until the joints were completely destroyed and possibly some other vital organ decided to fail. Lucky for me my warning light was osteoarthritis and not something potentially fatal like heart failure or liver failure.

Pages: 129

Format: Kindle Edition

Arthritis Led Me To Find Perfect Health

0/5 ( ratings)

When I was diagnosed with hip osteoarthritis at 43 years of age and told that it would only get worse with time, I was devastated. Refusing to believe this I researched all the natural therapies that claim to correct the problem. What I discovered was that often the simpler and cheaper the therapy the more effective it was at not only repairing osteoarthritis but creating perfect health throughout the body. This book is a collation of all these discoveries and an explanation of what I proceeded to experiment with on my body that led to perfect health and happiness. I consider osteoarthritis as a type of organ failure when the joints fail and stop repairing themselves. To me it was comparable to a warning light on the dashboard of your car. I realized that taking drugs to stop the pain would be as effective as cutting the wire to the warning light so that I would not have to deal with the problem until the joints were completely destroyed and possibly some other vital organ decided to fail. Lucky for me my warning light was osteoarthritis and not something potentially fatal like heart failure or liver failure.

Pages: 129

Format: Kindle Edition

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