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The updated 4th edition of the book that put Prolotherapy on the map! Prolotherapy is a safe and simple Regenerative Medicine technique that stimulates your body to repair painful areas. This cutting-edge, non-surgical treatment helps to stabilize joints, regrow cartilage,and provide long-term pain relief! Prolo Your Pain Away! Curing Chronic Pain with Prolotherapy is written with both the lay public and medical professionals in mind. In this book you will learn about: - The latest types of Prolotherapy: Stem Cell Therapy and Platelet Rich Plasma.
- How Prolotherapy can eliminate the need for most joint replacement and spinal surgeries.
- The missing diagnosis in most chronic pain conditions: joint instability!
- Why the most popular treatments for chronic pain and sports injuries do not result in long-term pain resolution.
- Why arthroscopic surgery did not cure your pain.
- How NSAIDs and cortisone injections accelerate arthritis.
If you are tired of cycling through the traditional medicine system that is merely chasing your symptoms and are looking for a cure for chronic pain, osteoarthritis, sports injuries, of full-body pain, this book is for you!
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 Five Stars, September 09, 2017
By Angela Morton
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Still reading but want to try it on a strained ligament!
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 Check Copyright, July 31, 2017
By Tangent Girl
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None of the reviews listed is for the current publication.
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it works in ever way, February 06, 2015
By Lydia Crisp
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I really leared a lot from the book i have had it three times it worked all three times i learned more thangs that could work on ever one should read the book there should be a list of dr. On inernut for dr. In ever town in texas they shuld tell more about it on internut i had a pul muscle in my back no one could help me so i went to Dr Frank Setzler in Tyler texas and had prolotherapy dun it stop the pain with one time it has ben 13years and no pain i had sciatic nerve pain in hip down bach of leg went to Dr Frank had prolotherapy dun next day no pain has been 7years no pain going for sholder and TMJ amazon should put prolo your pain away ever day in their book list
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 Three Stars, February 04, 2015
By DARLENE STARR-YOUNG
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OK
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 Old book not for anyone but Dr's really, August 11, 2014
By A Customer
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This book was written in the 90's, I let my pain management Dr. borrow it, He kind of laughed.
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Be careful before you buy into this treatment, April 13, 2014
By LOGOS111
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I have had prolotherapy from a different doctor and I think it has helped me with my knees, but proved unhelpful on my shoulder. I wanted to learn more of it and my doc recommended the Hauser's book. I found it helpful but wished it had more science. As I looked into it more, and after having my insurance decline to pay for treatments, I realized there is very little scientific evidence to support prolotherapy.
This book could have done a LOT more to defend prolo if it focused on that issue. Instead, it demanded acceptance with little proof, and (therein not surprisingly) the book was replete with cheesy religious references crammed down your throat. I can forgive that, I have nothing but respect for people who have strength in their convictions, and I am a very spiritual person myself, but it crosses the line when you try to fill gaps in logic/proof with religion. I am told wife Marion injected those references (so says the doc who recommended the book) so I tried to focus on the passages I imagined (the legitimate) doctor (Mr.) Hauser wrote. What I mean by crossing the line is, there are so many dogmatic religious references (especially in comparison to the lack of scientific evidence) that it brings the whole book into question. As I argue with my health insurance provider about paying for prolo, it'd be great to hang my hat on this book to defend prolo, but the entire thing is in question because (at least one of) the authors loses their grasp on reality and logic. For example, how can you take a "scientific" book seriously when on page 281 when describing unknown explanations for pain it actually says "It could be God's purpose for your life at this particular moment to have pain because He wants you first and foremost to acknowledge Him in your life". I mean, really? I thought Dr's were logical and scientific, but to actually suggest that God wants you to be in pain so you can accept him, and to hint that if you don't, you deserve more pain - is ridiculous, closed minded, a cop out, and insulting. It removed most of my FAITH in this book. It hints that people who accept things only on faith with little proof, people easily fooled by snake oil salesmen, THOSE poor chaps are the same weak minded fools who believe prolo can actually induce your bones and ligaments to magically grow together again.
HOWEVER...because prolo did help my knees, and because there is SOME science in here, I still am trying hard to believe in prolo and actually would recommend reading this book. I just wish Ross would have kept Marion and her religious dogma away from the keyboard.
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