Have you examined massage therapy as part of a treatment program for
Fibromyalgia? I am aware of a company called Dynamic Communications
that has published a video tape call "Understanding the Fibromyalgia
Patient" and an audio cassette titled "Fibromyalgia and Massage
Therapy."
Both of these focus an massage therapy treatment.
You can get more information from them by calling 1-800-229-8433, or
E-mail to me and I'll pass the word on.
Tim Heintz
6534h...@vms.csd.mu.edu
I bought an "Accugizer" machine that uses two A4 batteries to
relieve muscle pain. The machine can simulate a massage at
the acupuncture points, without the use of needles. It can
simulate the following forms of massage: Tap, Pound, Knead,
Press, and Combination.
It costs about $200, but I found it extremely effective against
a wide range of pain. The machine is very portable, and weighs
only about 200 gms.
seetoh