Fibromyalgia: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Trigger Points, Brain Fog, Myofascial Pain Syndrome Kindle Edition

I would love to get the chance to go see Dr. Purser, but... I love the books.I do not have fibro, but I have a lot of friends who do. A lot of friends with all manners of endocrine disruption (me included, but working on that). I think his work is so important because it highlights why we need to take very good care of our endocrine system. Why our endocrine system can wreak havoc with our bodies. I know I went through chronic stress after the birth of my daughter, now. This lead to adrenal fatigue, which lead to hypothyroidism.... and on and on. It is a journey to heal yourself, but I think everyone can heal themselves to a point they function wonderfully on a day to day basis and are happy again. Living life.This book sheds a lot of light on what pituitary damage can do. Not in this book, but I have read birthing can even cause this damage. Think how many times you have hit your head, had whiplash from an accident, etc. It doesn't take much.I appreciate his book going into causes, tests and treatments. He describes all of this in great detail, and I did not find it over my head (granted I have a Biology/microbiology degree, but he does a wonderful job of explaining everything).Now I am on to reading his progesterone book!Thank you so much Dr. Purser!

Written like a research paper, not a book. Promoting the author and his business. Do not recommend.

Best book I ever read. Helped me to go pain free without drugs. We need all Doctors to read this.

I appreciate how Dr. Purser encapsulated the brief history and the medical establishments modern ideas of Fibromyalgia and its causes. He has easily broken it down for the lay person to understand and digest. With so much information that leads to no real quantifiable diagnosis, Dr. Purser has cut through the chafe to the common denominator and pointed to a direction that will actually help individuals in dealing with this disease. I highly recommend reading if you have or know others who have been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia.

I can't really recommend this book, mostly because its impossible to find what you're looking for. Unbelievably, it has no page numbers! There's an index but no way to tie it back to the contents. What a bizarre mistake to make. And, since it's self-published, its the author's error.

Very impressed! Shows a little wear on the front cover but it is not a new book.

I have suffered the symptoms of Fibromyalgia for 20 years. Reading your book is like solving a mystery.As I am reading; and thinking back to when my symptoms started it all makes sense to me. There a 3 different incidences when I could have damaged my pituitary. Thank you so much for helping those of us who have suffered for so long! Young Living and you books are changing my life.

I didn't mind how technical this book got. I was happy to read such in depth information on FM. I have been shouting from the rooftops that hormones are part of the problem, but doctors were not listening. I am pushing forward again, but having difficulties getting an Endocrinologist to see me, even with a referal from Lahey Hospital in Massachusetts! Great work by this M.D. Thank you!

Well written book but not exactly what I was looking for

Very interesting read and explains things in great depth. A must have for fibromyalgia sufferers, it makes a lot of sense.

good info

Not read it yet

I have read a lot of fibromyalgia books, this one makes good sense as I can relate to a lot of what is written