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Posted 9/5/2011 3:45 PM (GMT 0)
I am new here, but am wondering if anyone has been to a correactologist to aid in relief for fibro>
Posted 9/5/2011 4:17 PM (GMT 0)
I had never heard of correactolgy before so I looked at their web-site.  Anyone who says they can cure hammertoes and nose polyps by using a method that is not really defined in the info...just that it is a non invasive and drug free therapy...I would put my wallet away.  The list of diseases they claim they can heal is two pages long...ALS??

I am the first to agree that mind over matter can play a big part in healing, but this sounds too good to be true so it probably is.  JMHO.

Donna

Posted 9/5/2011 10:47 PM (GMT 0)
Sounds like they're preying on people's desperation to me, like "psychic surgery" etc that James
Randi has debunked
Posted 9/6/2011 2:13 AM (GMT 0)
I have been five times so far, back pain has reduced by about 40% and feet pain about 50%.
I am going to try it for a little bit longer, and I will keep you posted. It is the strangest thing I have ever done, but it does give me some relief. I am covered for a bit of the treatment, so after the coverage runs out I will see where I am then.
I see Donna that you have been here for a few years....not very encouraging. I have just been diagnosed by my doctor and waiting for a rheumy, as they are called here. Just started the pain in June, so far still working five days a week, but am really becoming exhausted. does that feeling ever end?
Posted 9/6/2011 4:40 AM (GMT 0)
Mali, many of us have been here for a while. We still live very full lives with fibro. I probably have had it since I was a child, but I do not let it run my life.

I am 65. I walk 2 miles everyday. Use the elliptical most days also and love yoga, bike riding and dancing. I am not familiar with the treatment you are talking about but I have gone to a doctor who could cure me with 36 treatments at $195.00 a treatment. I did not do this.

Exercise and stretching has helped me wonderfully. I also take malic acid acid/magnesium everyday. I am probably more active than most of my friends of the same age who do not have fibro. I am not bragging-just trying to explain that there are many non medical things you can do to help yourself.

Today it is raining/storming here. I woke up in lots of pain but made myself move around. Many of us find that weather changes cause fibro problems.

I hope that you stay with us. This forum has given me so much info and support. Be sure and check out Fibro 101 on the forum. I look forward to seeing you again.
Posted 9/6/2011 5:58 PM (GMT 0)
 I have just posted this in reply to your other post mali so i thought i would just post another copy here  

 Hi chutz i am pleased to meet you thank you for the above info i have had Fibro for 30yrs and it still amazes me how many will try and jump on the bandwagon of the sick to try and sell their utter rubbish to the sick and vunerable !! And it,s just become worse as at long last Fibro is starting to get more coverage and understaning by some Docs if not all More of these shysters are crawling out of the woodwork !! I peronally feel these rip off merchants should be locked up

love bluebell2 x

Posted 9/7/2011 2:00 AM (GMT 0)
 

thanks for all of the info.

I have learned that walking is very beneficial, and walk my dog every morning, go to work, stretch often at my desk..had to make a few accommodations, but still working, and function with my family after work.  there is really no time to feel sorry for yourself, I have learned that you just have to deal with it.   There is so much to learn, and this forum seems like a great form of support.

take care everyone!!

 

Posted 9/7/2011 3:32 AM (GMT 0)
Mali,

I have to agree with the majority here. My dad died of ALS, and the idea that someone would try to make money off of desperate people with heinous diseases REALLY boils my blood!

Anyway, hope you like the forum and I hope you keep coming back.

Debbie
Posted 2/17/2013 7:55 PM (GMT 0)
A friend told me about this modality yesterday. From what I've read it is somewhat similar to another modality called Bowen Therapy.

I've had Bowen Therapy a few times and my body is very receptive to it. Not all modalities work for all people. Bowen Therapy got rid of the GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease) that I was suffering from. It took only 4 sessions. That was about 6 or more years ago and I haven't had a problem with GERD since.

So I think I'm going to give this a try for the Fibro which I've had since 1966. Right now I'm taking Prednesone Also my husband has DDD (Degenerative Disc Disease) and he's going to give this a try. It would be awesome not only if it worked but if it was covered by our medical coverage. I'm in Canada and I doubt if this would be covered by our national health care plan but perhaps my husband's retirement health plan might cover it.

Post Edited (Beach Mouse) : 2/17/2013 12:58:01 PM (GMT-7)

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