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Hi, I'm Christine Sutherland a clinician who 7 years ago discovered a unique approach to chronic pain that has been tested in trials with brilliant results and that you can try out for free right now.
If you're here on this page it's very likely that you've already tried
many things for chronic pain, from different types of medications, to
different kinds of equipment (like the TENS machine for example) and
yet have had little or no relief at all.
It's outrageous that with all the medical advances we have, people
Why Does this Method Work?
If
you have tried everything for your back or other pain and yet still
suffer, you aren't alone!
Health departments estimate that pain sufferers spend over $12billion every
year on physiotherapy, medication or even surgery, without
relief.
So there is nothing controversial about my claim that the majority of
people with long-term pain are not being helped by current treatment
methods.
There are many reasons why my treatment works which should be obvious
to the medical professions, but it seems they will only be dragged,
kicking and screaming, when enough patients get angry enough at them to
make them take a look.
Here are some of the reasons why my treatment works:
- Chronic pain is not like acute pain.
It uses very different nerve paths, and in fact unlike acute
pain, in cases of long-term pain it is the BRAIN ITSELF that creates the pain.
- The TENS machine has only been able to TEMPORARILY interrupt pain signals for SOME PEOPLE. My method provides a PERMANENT INTERRUPTION to the pain signals for ALMOST EVERYONE.
- Brain images show very clearly that long-term chronic pain works in the same way as emotional pain. This is very different from short-term acute pain.
- Chronic pain has undisputable non-physical causes and these can be resolved very easily if only we actually pay attention to them!
Try this Method Right Now!
My chronic pain treatment method is quite detailed and comprehensive,
but nevertheless the simple technique I'm about to share with you has
around an 80% chance of at least reducing your pain, in just minutes,
no matter how severe or long lasting. In fact, the longer you've
had this pain, and the more treatments that have failed you, the
more likely you'll get some results even from this little "dabble" here
today.
Of course you need help to investigate the various triggers to your
pain (and these can be physical, social, emotional, financial, etc) but
hopefully this exercise will give you a taste of just how easy success might be.
Step 1 - First Pick a Pain
This part of the method works by identifying just one very small area
of pain in your body. So even though you may have several pain
spots, and even though the pain may spread over quite an area, for this
step you're going to select just one spot that is maybe a coin-size in
area, and you are going to "rate" the pain.
If you're a "pain veteran" you'll already know what I mean by this.
Rate the pain out of 10, where 10 out of 10 would be the worst
pain you could possibly imagine, and 0 out of 10 would be no pain at
all.
Step 2 - Describe the Pain
Everyone experiences pain in a very unique way, and therefore we need
your own unique words that describe it. Is the pain burning,
itching, tearing, pulling, stabbing, dull, aching, throbbing, knifing,
or some other word/s? Is the pain "in the very tip of my right
shoulder" or "high up on my back, between my shoulder blades", for
instance?
We need your exact words to describe the type of pain, and where it is located.
This gives us a sentence which goes for example: "I have this
sharp, stabbing pain in the very tip of my right shoulder".
Step 3 - Choose a "contrary" ending to the sentence you've just made
For example:
"I have this sharp, stabbing pain in the very tip of my right shoulder, but I love ice cream."
Step 4 - Now We Act to Totally Confuse Your Brain When it Comes to Producing Pain Signals for this Spot
Simply say your whole sentence over and over again, perhaps 12 or 15
times, and while you're saying it, start tapping with your fingertips
quite briskly (not too hard!) over your head, face, chest, arms, tummy,
hips, and even your legs if you can reach them. Also while doing
this, add even more complexity by pacing out the letters of your name
on the floor.
Be sure to keep your concentration as strongly as possible on the pain spot that you've selected to work with. This is not distraction - this is the deliberate triggering and "confusion" of pain signalling.
Step 5 - Stop, and Rate Your Pain Again
Most people will find that the pain in that spot
has changed in some way. It will often be less painful, or if the
pain itself hasn't reduced, the type of pain will have changed
somewhat. It may have been a "stabbing" pain for example, but now
it may be an ache. It may no longer be in quite the same spot,
and may seem to have moved, even quite a long distance.
Also, other pain may seem greater now. It is NOT greater, it's just that the pain you've been treating has reduced, and so other pain is now more in your awareness.
Step 6 - Repeat
This process is repeated, changing the words to ensure that you're
accurately describing the pain, however it feels and wherever it's
located.
As you'll see from the book "The Pain Train: Time to Get Off"
there's a lot more to treat than just the physical sensations, because
so many other factors are involved in pain signalling, but at least
this simple exercise shows you that you can have an impact on that
pain, and it should give you hope that with help you can get even
better results.
Click HERE to learn about our chronic pain program.
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