Fibromyalgia Patients - A Natural Cure?
For years now fibromyalgia has been shown to be associated with high metal levels – cadmium, mercury, even and especially copper. Many peer-reviewed studies support this theory – the underlying, unanswered question was why patients have such high metal levels?
Dr. Purser, as an endocrinologist, researched for several years and wrote over a dozen top-seller books on Amazon covering his work while designing numerous supplements for major companies in Utah. He has a #1 book on pituitary and hormone dysfunction as a major cause of fibromyalgia and treats patients suffering this debilitating disorder.
When a patient presented with significantly high levels of copper conformed with the NCC (the Non-Ceruloplasmin bound Copper calculation based on lab parameters), Dr. Purser performed a Spectracell™ Comprehensive Micronutrient panel (an FDA approved 'intracellular' test) which showed a serious deficiency of copper.
Dr. Purser concluded her copper metallothionein was dysfunctioning (an enzyme that moves metals properly throughout the body) and prescribed several supplements critical to metallothionein function. Within six weeks her symptoms of fibromyalgia were resolved.
Intrigued from his patient's results, Dr. Purser performed a 43 patient in-office study with the same results.
Currently, Dr. Purser and a large national pain organization are preparing to perform a fibromyalgia study for the Journal of the American Medical Association. While doing so, he has successfully treated hundreds of other patients with fibromyalgia using a supplement approach that has yet to fail.
Dr. Purser also feels these symptoms are genetic, as fibromyalgia runs in families. If patients stop or dramatically decrease supplement levels, usually the symptoms return.
If you would like to try this excellent natural approach for fibromyalgia -- the labs, evaluation, and treatment are inexpensive to find the resolution of your symptoms.
Contact Dr. Purser’s office today for an appointment at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com.