Fibromyalgia is caused by mitochondrial dysfunction

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @theshanny8
    @theshanny8 3 года назад +959

    I have said from the beginning which has been thirty plus years that one of the things it feels like is that every cell in my body is sick with the flu. This makes total sense

    • @59564
      @59564 Год назад +59

      The flu times 10!😫🥲

    • @lindanoakes9170
      @lindanoakes9170 Год назад +23

      Hi i just wanted to say this really has enlightened me
      and is the missing link that i have been looking for, i can put this information to good use. Thankyou

    • @michellnicole6973
      @michellnicole6973 Год назад +38

      I’ve always told people my mitochondria are all screwed up!! I’ve known from an early age. Something was wrong with my body. I am in pain all the time every piece of me hurts. I’m sick and tired of it no matter how healthy I eat. I still feel shitty and I am so happy I ran across this because I am definitely going to be able to talk with my doctor about this lipid therapy you’re talking about !! Thank you !!!!!!

    • @pamelastaton6390
      @pamelastaton6390 Год назад +27

      It is frustrating when you do not get validation for how much you suffer from this disease….I was diagnosed som 40 plus years ago by a wonderful doctor who told me this is a real disease….mine was probably caused by pesticides….

    • @pamelastaton6390
      @pamelastaton6390 Год назад +17

      I was exposed to pesticides….I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia 40 plus years ago…

  • @hersheyairbar
    @hersheyairbar Год назад +138

    My go to saying is "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired ".

    • @clairechampagne6996
      @clairechampagne6996 5 месяцев назад +2

      Yup 47 years later also had a stroke on 4 11 2023 in my sleep and now legally blind 😴 keep on spiritually looking up. God bless you always 🙏 ❤️ 💖 ♥️ 😘 💛 🙏 Amen and Amen 🙏

    • @Derek_Garnham
      @Derek_Garnham 4 месяца назад +2

      I got bored off saying it.

    • @Eileen-d2p
      @Eileen-d2p 4 месяца назад +1

      Thanks yes tired of being sick tired I agree but I haven't had fibro as long as you have I have heart and lung disease, osteoarthritis a rod in my leg have broken ribs and it's on the right side and left side or fractured ribs twice on resuscitation I have 5/6 fibro's in the front from both breast bones and lower down both left and right side I have anxiety depression I work through it as I'm a fighter

    • @hersheyairbar
      @hersheyairbar 4 месяца назад

      @@Eileen-d2p I am so 😔

    • @hersheyairbar
      @hersheyairbar 4 месяца назад +1

      @@clairechampagne6996 God bless you also.

  • @doubledee516
    @doubledee516 Год назад +187

    I've had fibromyalgia for 45 years. As an RN, it made me feel guilty as no one believed me. They all thought I was an hypochondriac.

    • @MaN-pw1bn
      @MaN-pw1bn Год назад +19

      As a nurse also with FM, I thought I was crazy because absolutely nothing made sense with the changing pain/fatigue/brain fog.

    • @craftylittlerthings
      @craftylittlerthings Год назад +10

      I know how you feel, I had just come out of the army which i was a nurse in (UK) felt like no one believed me the same as you, a hypochondriac.Ive just been thinking what major events happened around the world in the 70's as I had never heard of it before then......Keep on fighting honey xxx

    • @ljmike5519
      @ljmike5519 Год назад +10

      I had been to Dr after Dr and was told it was in my head. I started seeing specialist after specialist and my last one spent 5 minutes with me and touched my elbow and forearm which was extremely painful.. He said he couldn't do anything for me and I cried. I finally found a Rheumatologist and my world changed. It's taken years of fighting for myself. I'm a retired RN now and living each day to the best of my ability.

    • @beverlysherrill2777
      @beverlysherrill2777 Год назад +2

      So sorry... can relate

    • @deedee9312
      @deedee9312 11 месяцев назад +4

      as a mom of a daughter (35) Recently dx., how do you feel about lipid regeneration? what he is talking about here> what has helped you!? no one, not even the doctors are believing my daughter and due to past cancer,jaw surgery,and tmj, they say its a bad toothache.. and rx. more pills. like gabba!! the worst! I am so frustrated!!! ty for sharing!

  • @neurotransit
    @neurotransit 5 лет назад +489

    First diagnosed with fibromyalgia, it turned out later that I have/had an auto-immune disease. Fibro was just a group of symptoms that many people ignored (for me) because it's been largely ignored. If it wasn't like doctors like my current GP, and doctors like you, I would have never found that out. Thank you for standing up for fibro warriors!

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +16

      #Fibrowarriors

    • @lindacianchetti3599
      @lindacianchetti3599 Год назад +31

      My mom never found a doctor to properly treat her. She got I’ll very suddenly at a time she was very vibrant. She might have been bitten by a deer tick (manufactured on Plum Island), not far from her home. She couldn’t sit comfortably. She had to sit on a tire. Her butt was all bone. No meat. Mom died way too young for her @ 81. All they did was prescribe DRUGS

    • @mitariuecaterina4433
      @mitariuecaterina4433 Год назад +14

      Hello. What autoimune disease did you have? So I know what to check for me.Thank you

    • @lindacianchetti3599
      @lindacianchetti3599 Год назад +10

      I have none. It was my mother who suffered with Lymes and fibromyalgia. Dr prescribed Drugs killed her.

    • @deecee901
      @deecee901 Год назад +7

      Me too! Infuriatimg..

  • @janeln1982
    @janeln1982 Год назад +58

    I have fibromyalgia for over twenty years. Everything you said makes sense. I have chronic muscle spasms that hurt so bad it causes me to become depressed. Thank you for taking this condition serious. It really is not in our head.

    • @dollyrama1132
      @dollyrama1132 Год назад +2

      Have u tried potassium rich foods? They help. So does vit B complex( natural source. Methlated) So does magnesium, but watch out for diarrhea with magnesium. None of this stuff cures our pain of course. Just better.

    • @trishariax5935
      @trishariax5935 Год назад +2

      Yes they tried to put me on Lyrica it made me gain 25 lbs in a month as well as C one ..then the Dr 2002 diagnosed - severe chronic fatigue syndrome ( CFS) carpal tunnel both wrists surgery on my right, flare ups when it's cloudy, my Ra was normal, my ANA was positive bc of my inflammation in my body.. cortisol sky high..my thyroid symptoms, Thyroid tests normal, pre diabetic, obesity from craving sugar and carbs, connection, IBS, Chronic muscle spasms take Flexeril on flare ups, Dr, gave me 3X a day Hydrocodone and Tylenol 325 mg and ibuprofen together almost killed my liver was in failure after bedridden for 2 yrs the more I took the more with exhaustion, chronic insomnia, depression anxiety, PTSD, meds help me, prayer has helped me the most, reading or listening to niv bible daily helps me I try to do both 1 hr each a day I am believer in Christ he has proven so many miracles in my life, true Christianity " is not a religion " it is a faith based relationship with Christ..I talk to him daily..I cry out to him when I can't take it anymore I'm 63..live alone..if u ever get in trouble call out to Jesus Christ to help you even if your dying he said in his word ( the Bible) if you all on him he will save you..Shalom 🙏🪖🗡️📖🔥🪔📣⚔️📜

    • @PenelopePitstop888
      @PenelopePitstop888 Год назад +3

      Constant, unrelenting pain can be extremely depressing.

    • @jenynz5334
      @jenynz5334 Год назад +1

      Exactly

  • @pammipayne3334
    @pammipayne3334 5 лет назад +366

    I knew I wasn't making it up. Why would anyone want the hell I am going through???

    • @laureldell7377
      @laureldell7377 5 лет назад +19

      Absolutely ! Let's not forget being called a hypochondriac by doctors, family etc.

    • @equigirl78jill64
      @equigirl78jill64 5 лет назад +12

      I know the feeling because I have fibromyalgia too

    • @christinaoneal5262
      @christinaoneal5262 5 лет назад +16

      I know it used to be so frustrating being told it was all in my head

    • @kkx23
      @kkx23 4 года назад +4

      There is help for this your just looking in the wrong place.Find a functional medicine doctor..Ask for a thyroid panel and get a reverse t3 done.Read hypothyroidism type 2. And Mary Shomons book.Look her up . Her book was a wealth of information .Get educated and learn .You will recover

    • @meagiesmuse2334
      @meagiesmuse2334 3 года назад +3

      @@kkx23 - I so agree! Proper treatment of subclinical hypothyroidism is essential and usually entails taking natural thyroid (ins. won't pay for it), taking enough of it for your lab results to be at the "hyper" level, and going by how you feel, not lab results. Sleep is essential too. I've found timed release, low dose melatonin to be the best for that.

  • @lindafrost6292
    @lindafrost6292 5 лет назад +306

    I have had fibromyalgia for almost 50 years, actually before there was actually a name for it. In the beginning, doctors called it fibrositis until they found out it was not like arthritis - not an "itis" but instead the pain was in the muscles and the fibrous tissues that surround the bones - a cousin to rheumatism. I am now 70 years old and so have suffered with it for most of my adult life. I went from doctor to doctor trying to find out what was wrong with me, many trying to tell me it was all in my head (which I knew it was not). Finally, my family physician diagnosed me because he constantly read the JAMA magazines so he stayed on top of all the new information that was coming out all the time. I have never been able to tolerate Lyrica or Neurontin which is usually prescribed for fibromyalgia so my only alternative has been to rely on pain medication, prescribed to me by a trusted pain specialist, but even with pain medication, it does not relieve all the pain but makes it a little more tolerable. I also suffer from degenerative disk disease and have had 7 herniated disks in my neck and back, also suffer from spinal stenosis - so my life has been one of nothing but pain. How can I find a doctor who knows what you are talking about regarding trying to reverse fibromyalgia?

    • @alexam5336
      @alexam5336 5 лет назад +26

      😪 I hope you find something that eases things 🙏

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +47

      Look up a functional medicine physician on ifm.org
      It's never too late to start healing!

    • @loyalJan
      @loyalJan 5 лет назад +30

      Hi Linda, so sorry to hear you've been suffering from this debilitating condition for a lifetime! I totally feel for you! I was also diagnosed with " fibrositis" 🤔 when I was 18 years old I am 58yrs now. A few years later I had Fibromyalgia syndrome 🙄 It's a nightmare living with this invisible demon. I have been taking Lyrica for about 9 years. Hope you manage to sort some pain relief.

    • @dianacook5116
      @dianacook5116 Год назад +10

      ​@@OubreMedical where are you located?

    • @stevenavarette9334
      @stevenavarette9334 Год назад +43

      I too have fibromyalgia scoliosis and degenerative discs in my neck and from the tailbone with 3 discs that slide over my tailbone.. it's so hard, but I deal with it.. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia about 10 years but it's been happening for longer than that
      I pray for you my fibro warrior, maybe some day... People won't have to suffer so
      I was an active child participated in sports in school. I did hard work in my adult life... Now I'll be 60 in a few days and miss taking long walks, running, playing sports.... I miss WORK!!!
      I don't know if I call it a disease or disorder... I know they call it a disease, because mentally I still feel young, I still want to participate in life and be active with other, but I can't make plans from now to an hour from now.
      Stay strong
      Blessings and prayers to you
      💜✨🙏🕊️🙏✨💜

  • @SquishyTishy4Life
    @SquishyTishy4Life 5 лет назад +318

    Thank you so much for this! Most people treat people like us with fibromyalgia, like we are crazy!

    • @jessiea4779
      @jessiea4779 3 года назад +14

      Yes. I agree we get treated like we stupid,crazy and hypochondriacs because there are so many symptoms

    • @lindacianchetti3599
      @lindacianchetti3599 Год назад

      Yes. Exactly the way I get treated for innate knowledge, wisdom, discernment, today! 2023.
      Eat as close to real food as possible. Less processed meats.
      Unless you, yourself hunt for your own. Chemicals are everywhere!
      Sky is now chemical plasma.
      Electromagnetic fields.
      Nano particles.
      Nano metals.
      Barium. Strontium. Aluminum.
      Detox and fast.
      Drink warm lemon water to start your day. Never drink iced water.
      Room temperature. Consume a diet of: Breathing deeply. Lots of sunshine. Walking.
      Noticing beauty. Hugs. Sweet grateful words. Reading by candlelight. Prayer.

    • @HypsyGyspy1467
      @HypsyGyspy1467 Год назад +3

      @@jessiea4779 yes!!

    • @brightwhitelight9445
      @brightwhitelight9445 Год назад +4

      True, some people haven't got any idea what it's like they think that your exaggerating but I've also heard people say that too about Lupus and MS suffers are also misunderstood. However, saying that explaining and re educating them about simple things like it's an autoimmune disease & my body is stuck working overtime constantly it gets tired quickly too. Information is the key I find, let them know that it's inherited & in our DNA.
      It's also up to us to keep up with the latest research too.
      I personally have tried the infusion therapy & it helped me to reduce my medication from a dozen to half a dozen, got me out of bed more, less siestas + less pains. Good Luck everyone & happy healings 🥰

    • @SquishyTishy4Life
      @SquishyTishy4Life Год назад +3

      @@brightwhitelight9445 Everything you said is brilliant 👏 I will definitely start using what you said more in my life, especially with the people that just don't get it, and just think I'm lazy...I hate it 😮‍💨 educating really IS key to eventually being heard and understood better than we all are now!

  • @LouiseMakeupArt
    @LouiseMakeupArt Год назад +50

    This explains it all in under 12 mins. Yet it’s taken decades for a lot of medical professionals to do the work and research. Thank you 🙏🏽

    • @beverlysherrill2777
      @beverlysherrill2777 Год назад

      🙏🏼

    • @adhaonmcseain5710
      @adhaonmcseain5710 2 месяца назад +1

      I have spent thousands of euros on MRI and other test trying to get some kind of answers to my never end pains , and still I have no help

    • @coskuntoktamis
      @coskuntoktamis Месяц назад

      @@adhaonmcseain5710 ME TOO.

  • @Fightingowl-f9h
    @Fightingowl-f9h Год назад +59

    Those people that say we don't have it need to shut their mouths. It real painful and not fun to live with. Do not tell people they don't have something when your not in their body. How dare they

    • @WendyHannan-pt7ez
      @WendyHannan-pt7ez 3 месяца назад +2

      If those non believers had fibro for a week, they’d soon know what fibromyalgia is all about.

    • @rebeccajohnson629
      @rebeccajohnson629 2 месяца назад +1

      I've had since at least 2007

    • @DivyaMushahary-f4u
      @DivyaMushahary-f4u 2 месяца назад

      I have just encountered at 2024 .its already been months m fighting. Fribomyalgia. Its Hell.. can't blv going through worst nightmare. The pain is bloody monster ....

    • @ninaromm5491
      @ninaromm5491 Месяц назад

      @Fightingowl-f9h . Love your name !!!!🎉 Keep up the fight !❤😊

    • @WendyHannan-pt7ez
      @WendyHannan-pt7ez Месяц назад

      @@Fightingowl-f9h I’m sorry Rebecca that’s a long time, I was only diagnosed a few years ago, although I’ve had it much longer. I feel very fortunate it came later in life. Does it ever go into remission, like are you ever without pain ? I know this is an old posting so you may not see it. But I hear people commenting that when they get the inflammation down, through diet they are pain free. I hope that’s true, if so bring on the diet. 😉

  • @india7680
    @india7680 5 лет назад +105

    I'm tired of being tired and I even get exhausted just to take a breath.

    • @leahpeterson3132
      @leahpeterson3132 3 года назад +2

      Me too.

    • @lindacole5348
      @lindacole5348 3 года назад +4

      Thank you, thank you for sharing, Sarita. I feel that also and have not heard anyone else relate that just taking a breath is tiring. In fact sometimes it seems it takes all I have. God bless you and praying for a cure or better meds that will help more than the ones out there now.

    • @luminitaivan6030
      @luminitaivan6030 3 года назад

      Nice dog

    • @lindawrobelkaminski5330
      @lindawrobelkaminski5330 3 года назад

      Who are you seeing and are you on any meds?

    • @beverlygannon4141
      @beverlygannon4141 3 года назад

      Me too. Trying talk on phone or people can g breathe out of breath. It's hot worse

  • @kathymorris4553
    @kathymorris4553 Год назад +99

    I was diagnosed by two doctors that said I had the Fibromyalgia they have seen. Years later I found I was allergic to milk lactose. The lactose gets in your muscles and make them achy. When I switched to lactose free milk, all my problems were gone. I also discovered I’m an Empath and picking up others physical and emotional state. Which was so exhausting

    • @kimnichols5972
      @kimnichols5972 Год назад +11

      Wow did it really. That's great. Yep, the same as you, listen to everyone's problems but don't get much back unfortunately. I've decided that the so called friend of over 40 years and who abused me and told me there wasn't anything wrong wuth me, weren't worth me being so upset over. So, I made a choice to say goodbye. I can't be there for everyone. I'm flat put being here for myself. It's excruciating, daily pain from my head to my feet. I also need a replacement knee which will happen next January. I can't walk and to be quite honest, the thought of even 5 minutes exercise is impossible.

    • @IowaGarden
      @IowaGarden Год назад +3

      Try raw milk. Store milk is garbage.

    • @omegaperfectstorm6585
      @omegaperfectstorm6585 Год назад

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    • @LemonThyme1933
      @LemonThyme1933 Год назад

      Glad that worked for you. I always drink lactose free milk IF I drink milk. For me, it makes zero difference. I did have a food allergy test, but was not allergic to milk as you were.

    • @kathymorris4553
      @kathymorris4553 Год назад +1

      @@LemonThyme1933 The other night I ate a bowl of cereal and used half and half, so good, but boy did I pay for that. I woke up to a big poopy mess 😂

  • @ibrudejude
    @ibrudejude 5 лет назад +264

    A Never ending vicious cycle. It takes over your life.

    • @thebryantfamily8168
      @thebryantfamily8168 3 года назад +18

      I'm so sorry you feel this way. I say this as I am laying in bed right now dealing with hip and back pain. You are not alone 😞

    • @brendacook9059
      @brendacook9059 3 года назад +3

      Yes my Loves

    • @donnabeyer5689
      @donnabeyer5689 3 года назад +8

      It happened to me at 26 yrs old after the dr gave me 2 flu shots at the same time

    • @choppinbroccoli7037
      @choppinbroccoli7037 3 года назад +2

      Wow, that's insane! I use to get flu shots too. I didn't know they were not healthy.

    • @lindawrobelkaminski5330
      @lindawrobelkaminski5330 3 года назад +5

      You have to fight and fight like hell, I get injections from in my head all the way down to my feet...now I'm tired of fighting im 55 and was diagnose in 1992...best of luck to you

  • @MadgeGreen
    @MadgeGreen Год назад +109

    I have suffered from fibromyalgia for over 30 years. I have had doctors accuse me of exaggerating my pain, and one doctor told me not to tell anyone that I have fibromyalgia because I would be labeled as "crazy"! My family scoffed at my diagnosis and said, "I just don't think you can handle pain!". I am crying as I listen to this. It is the first time anyone has given me an explanation to what is causing my pain and suffering. I need all of this information; what foods to avoid, what supplements to take, and how I can get my life back. If at all possible, could you direct me to the resources that I need to get well? Thank you so very much!

    • @valerieridnouer9268
      @valerieridnouer9268 Год назад +15

      I feel your pain! I was the same way and as a nurse, I heard so many times in the ER where I worked, “Oh, they’re a nut job!” Doctors thought they were drug seekers and I witnessed these things while suffering with it myself. I told no one I had it because of the label a person received who said they had fibromyalgia. The doctors at Mayo in Rochester Minnesota helped me when I was at my worst. Thank God for them and the Dr. In the ER one night who was so kind and compassionate who told me to go there. I will never forget him and his nurse. The first people who treated me like I mattered. Yes, I still suffer today but I also believe that by the grace of God, He will heal me one day. God bless you! 🙏🏻

    • @michaelnurse9089
      @michaelnurse9089 Год назад +8

      I suggest watching the youtube videos of Martin Rutherford. Avoid pinning all your hopes on people who are trying to sell something or promising some kind of cure in a pill.

    • @mpg.1
      @mpg.1 Год назад +4

      Perhaps you can eliminate inflammatory foods like tomato potato cream dairy gluten then try them after several weeks without. If I eat whipped cream, I have all over body pain. Tomatoes give me joint pain. Dairy and gluten make my gut miserable. I hope that is a start for you.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      its a B1 thiamine deficiency

    • @Threadbow
      @Threadbow Год назад +3

      @@mpg.1 mast cell diet, anti inflation foods. Good call.
      Wheat is often a problem for people.
      Worth a try
      Vitamins need balance as all work together

  • @crudolph277
    @crudolph277 5 лет назад +60

    This makes so much sense! Why don't most doctors know this. Especially rheumatologist!

    • @akitajapan1651
      @akitajapan1651 Год назад +13

      It's not profitable

    • @susanhutchinson3703
      @susanhutchinson3703 Год назад

      The thing is, they probably do know, but to keep us all dependent on drugs for life, maintaining a healthy bank balance, between both them, the doctors and the pharmaceutical industry.
      We will be only informed the truth, by people like this.
      I have happened on this clip accidentally. Not really surprised to hear this. No one has ever been able to explain Fibromyalgia to me.
      This is so wrong.

    • @rosehill9537
      @rosehill9537 Год назад +2

      not in "main stream" medicine so till peer reviewed paper published in the journals
      it wouldn't be taught to doctors.

    • @stinger0772
      @stinger0772 2 месяца назад

      Because a patient cured is a customer lost

  • @jaesong1940
    @jaesong1940 5 лет назад +137

    Wow, this is like having a free of cost visit to the best fibro doctors office.

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +11

      Haha, glad I could be of service :)

    • @purdeemc
      @purdeemc 5 лет назад +3

      Yes indeed, I totally agree!

    • @jemmy2323
      @jemmy2323 5 лет назад +4

      Except most of us have nowhere to get infusions, because we all have "fainting lady syndrome!" I go to a research hospital, Cleveland Clinic, they don't even have a Dr that wants to talk about Fibromyalgia!

    • @Thebohemiangirl1
      @Thebohemiangirl1 5 лет назад +1

      @@OubreMedical please advice on finding a top treatment centre in Toronto. I was a patient at Mount Sinai WASSER pain management...but since new Director he has told me the centre can't deal with my pain and I need to go back to my MD. I was a patient for about 8 years before that🤕

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад

      @@Thebohemiangirl1 I know know anyone in Toronto :(

  • @kirbzmom
    @kirbzmom Год назад +100

    I've had fibro for 33 years. This is the first video I've ever seen of yours (and the 1st time I'm hearing most of this information.) Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to learning more.

    • @wordgirl6267
      @wordgirl6267 Год назад +7

      Me, too !!

    • @tracikennedy4345
      @tracikennedy4345 Год назад +2

      @@wordgirl6267 me too. Over 30 years now. I'm tough. This has been awful.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      thiamine b1 deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @rosefenton3005
      @rosefenton3005 Год назад +1

      So very sorry, but think I can say that I have had fibromyalgia for some 75 years! After a polio vaccine given as a schoolgirl,

  • @beckybrown6880
    @beckybrown6880 5 лет назад +150

    I want to get rid of fibromyalgia. I'm so sick of being sick I took cancer before fibromyalgia. . I don't have a life. Thank you, love your video.

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +5

      Glad I could help!

    • @jessicababies9067
      @jessicababies9067 5 лет назад +8

      I'm there with ya Becky. Almost 30 years (since highschool) of fibromyalgia + all the other crud. Having thyroid (Hashimotos) does not help. It's always something. Prayers to you.

    • @pamelasmith5810
      @pamelasmith5810 5 лет назад +5

      Have you tried LDN? It's changed my life...

    • @pamelasmith5810
      @pamelasmith5810 5 лет назад +2

      @@OubreMedical Dear Doctor, very interesting..I have fibro, and have suffered with it for over 30 years...what is your opinion of LDN? It has really helped me with the chronic pain, however I'm still suffering with chronic fatigue, daily. If I could just get that part straighten out I'd be GOOD.

    • @pamelasmith5810
      @pamelasmith5810 5 лет назад +3

      @@OubreMedical Where are you located? I would love to be treated by you. Very interesting..

  • @maryparsons4815
    @maryparsons4815 Год назад +40

    I have had fibromyalgia for 35 years. Believe me it is real. It took 3 doctors to diagnose me. We had a conference one day and I had never heard about it before. I have hurt so badly, I could not get up in the mornings. I was so tired all I wanted to do was sleep. The depression was horrible. But I had great doctors that understood. I live with it and prayers certainly help. My faith has always pulled me thru. I know it will never go away, But I do pray for a cure.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад

      its a b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @susantisdell1725
      @susantisdell1725 Год назад +2

      I have had Fibromyalgia since 1992. I saw 5 doctors until a Rheumatologist diagnosed me. I did a diary of symptoms and foods that made me feel worse. Lack if good digestion can make you feel worse. Took myself off Dairy and wheat. Difficult life with symptoms and pain throughout my body. Sometimes very severe pain.

    • @tanjatroonbeeckx9418
      @tanjatroonbeeckx9418 Год назад +2

      I pray too for a cure

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      @@susantisdell1725 b1 thiamine deficiency; avoid coffee

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад

      @@tanjatroonbeeckx9418 B1 thiamine deficiency; avoid coffee

  • @mymakeuptacklebox8064
    @mymakeuptacklebox8064 5 лет назад +82

    I always have muscle pain In between the shoulder blades

    • @madhu927
      @madhu927 3 года назад +4

      Mee toooo

    • @Rae-lh7ex
      @Rae-lh7ex 3 года назад +5

      I have had pain there for years, to the point where I can’t lay on my back, everything hurts, I hate this

    • @sandychisholm1297
      @sandychisholm1297 3 года назад +10

      I can’t wear a Bra skin hurts

    • @annettesjoy
      @annettesjoy 3 года назад +6

      Yes that pain goes hand and hand with lack of energy.

    • @hopeforchrist7772
      @hopeforchrist7772 3 года назад +3

      Heating pad is my best friend for that shoulder blade pain.

  • @lieselgutierrez7439
    @lieselgutierrez7439 5 лет назад +130

    We need more educated doctors that understand Fibro and not brush us off as just another Fibro symptom. I wish you were here in Idaho.

    • @donnathayer7180
      @donnathayer7180 5 лет назад

      Were is this Dr

    • @JonasAnandaKristiansson
      @JonasAnandaKristiansson 5 лет назад +2

      Yes. Begin with researching a bit, and try out LDN, low dose Naltrexone. No need to thank me, just do yourself the favor of giving yourself the chance to try it out. The only chemical thing I'll ever put in my body again for healing. It is POWERFUL for all autoimmune matters.

    • @margaretbarker8500
      @margaretbarker8500 5 лет назад +3

      I agree ! I wish he was in the UK

    • @daby8399
      @daby8399 5 лет назад +1

      He practices in Texas I'm moving to Texas LOL

    • @happy1831
      @happy1831 5 лет назад

      Lisa Kostelecky
      Dr bill Mugg in So Hadley, Massachusetts

  • @lauramarie3064
    @lauramarie3064 5 лет назад +95

    I have had fibromyalgia for 20 years! I also have neuropathy, and I am not diabetic, nor have I had a stroke! They call it genetic, since my grandpa had it! I can spend 20 hours a day in bed! I use to work as a Nurse, and be extremely active! I would work 8 hours and come home and nap for 3 hours! When I use to be active, I would have to take a nap after any activity, even driving! I feel like I'm just waiting to die! At age 55, this isn't living! I am not depressed, I have been in the past! I long for having a whole life again! I want to live!

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +8

      Sounds like you need a functional medicine doctor. And someone needs to evaluate you for heavy metals.

    • @EmmaDee
      @EmmaDee 5 лет назад +5

      Dr. Philip Oubre, MD guys like you are hard to come by. I’m near Huntsville, AL. Have any colleagues this way??

    • @Ms_Alescia
      @Ms_Alescia 5 лет назад +8

      I know exactly how you feel!!! I’m also suffering with fibromyalgia!! I have neuropathy as well!!! All my doctors do is throw pain pills at me! I hate living like this!!!

    • @Wsukemama
      @Wsukemama 5 лет назад +11

      I am so sorry. I feel your pain. I too have fibro and many associated diseases and have forced to retire after 38 years j the nursing profession. I find the one of the hardest things is to constantly defend a position I'd rather not have. I'd rather be working feeling that feeling of having improved the quality of someone's life however small, than living in this broken body with the broken brain. Prayers and best wishes.

    • @StephBer1
      @StephBer1 5 лет назад +6

      @@OubreMedical I have heard many times over the 33 years I've had fibromyalgia that I need to heal my gut. I did have terrible yeast infections but I went off all grains, dairy, sugar etc early, and kept off them for 10 years. I got better by about 10%. If it is a microbial problem how do I fix it. I live in Australia and I can't find any doctors who seem to be able to help me actually FIX my gut. What type of doctors should I see?

  • @joyceobeys6818
    @joyceobeys6818 5 лет назад +84

    Also The foods that cause inflammation is also filled with weed killer (glyphosate)and pesticides.

    • @JNoMooreNumbers
      @JNoMooreNumbers 5 лет назад +3

      I grow and preserve as much as possible non GMOs.

    • @simplyme7821
      @simplyme7821 5 лет назад +5

      Yes Joyce, I wonder how spraying millions of gallons of weed killer on two are wheat and corn has affected the human body. Our soil is contaminated and where I live we have something called pfas in our water. Extremely carcinogenic. So then we drink pallets of bottled water and there's millions of tiny pieces of plastic being consumed. The women that got this 35 years ago probably were not eating McDonald's everyday. They were probably making dinner every night and raising many children keeping busy. Why did they get fibromyalgia? Did they have leaky gut 35 years ago? Were all their mitochondrial cells broken up? Of this one thing I have no doubt, this doctor as well as many more with their good intentions and no scientific paperwork to back it up except their own statistics from what they see will become extremely rich and get very large subsidies for their studies. But most people with fibromyalgia can't work an 8-hour job. we are getting rich from having fibromyalgia. The real money is in saying that you can cure it. A few months ago a doctor discovered that a brand new medication that he had developed was blocking pain signals from the brain and allowing fibromyalgia sufferers to exercise and have a better life. Who's right here? I'm just tired and I don't like condescending doctors. Sincerely, Carly

    • @samsung2699
      @samsung2699 5 лет назад +2

      Description
      Glyphosate would affect the mitochondria as it Mitochondria and chloroplasts have striking similarities to bacteria cells.

    • @samsung2699
      @samsung2699 5 лет назад +2

      @Elvis Edge RR Woodward while both are antibiotic theyre not the same thing and dont affect the organism the same way sodium chloride is essential for life while glyphosate is not and assault the organism via the shikimate pathway

  • @gayatrivirmani
    @gayatrivirmani 3 года назад +89

    Hi Dr. Oubre! Thanks for explaining fibromyalgia so well. I've been living with Fibro for years now but was only diagnosed a few months back. My doctor also diagnosed me with Benign Joint Hypermobility Syndrome. The cumulative effect of Fibro and BJHS plus the PCOS and IBS I've been living with for years now has made my life really difficult.

    • @pamelasmith2625
      @pamelasmith2625 Год назад +1

      Hello, could I please ask what joint hypermobility syndrome is and the symptoms. I have had fibromyalgia for 30 years, but the past five years I have had severe chest/ribcage pain and difficulty breathing. My heart and lungs have been checked out, but no diagnosis. I am in constant pain and discomfort and find it difficult to take a deep breath as everything feels so solid and tight and stiff, it s so debilitating. Thank you for any feedback. Hope you are having a good day/ night!!!! Hugs

    • @bonniemoerdyk9809
      @bonniemoerdyk9809 Год назад

      @@pamelasmith2625 ... Hi Pamela, I thought I'd chime in since I've been researching it for a couple years. It is listed under the 'tent' of connective-tissue disorders. You might want to search online "Connective Tissue Disorders". I was diagnosed back in 1996 with Fibromyalgia, but as the years went by, I realized it didn't cover all my symptoms, like stretchy skin, very easy bruising, spontaneous bleeds, having most of my internal organs drop out of place due to my ligaments giving out, ect. I highly suspect I have Ehlers-Danlos, which is also a connective tissue disease. There are 13 or 14 sub-types. Generally, connective tissue will cause the opposite of what you describe (your mention of everything feels so solid, tight, and stiff), however, you could have 2 problems fighting against each other, like me...I have Rheumatoid Arthritis which makes you stiff and tight, and EDS which makes you loose and floppy, esp. in the ligaments attached to bone. Have you tried "Symptom-Checker" online???

    • @bonniemoerdyk9809
      @bonniemoerdyk9809 Год назад +1

      @@pamelasmith2625 ... here's a video that may help ~ ruclips.net/video/mTAWeL0FQkQ/видео.html

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      its a b1 thiamine deficiency

    • @warriormamma8098
      @warriormamma8098 Год назад +2

      @@pamelasmith2625 you may have ribs misaligned. A chiropractor can put them back. I have fibromyalgia. My ribs go out. Think I have EDS too but most Dr are mid taught about it and ignore it. My Brighton test would have showed I had it when younger before fibromyalgia & SLE.

  • @elizabethmohi4966
    @elizabethmohi4966 Год назад +8

    I'm blessed to live where there is a fibro clinic- it's a stay in clinic for 3 weeks. The education, treatments and acceptance is amazing.

    • @simthiastewart3131
      @simthiastewart3131 4 месяца назад +1

      Where is the location of treatment facility where you go?

    • @Kati111965
      @Kati111965 2 месяца назад

      Where is this place you can receive treatment? I’ve had Fibro 24 years that started getting much worse in my mid 40’s.
      Repairing mitochondria sounds like it’s worth a try!

  • @cynthiateusch974
    @cynthiateusch974 Год назад +51

    I have Fibro for over 25 years. I have experienced so many surprising symptoms. You mentioned the heart not being one of the organs effected. Well for me, I have had 4 or maybe more "heart attacks" that turned out to be my Fibro causing severe pain in my heart and sternum. So always go to the ER to get checked out, no matter what! My advice to everyone!

    • @happysunshine1988
      @happysunshine1988 Год назад +3

      Same here! Nerves and muscles pain in heart area. Starts suddenly and causes strong fatigue, but heart is fine. Have to take muscles relaxant, when it happens. Cracking chest/thoracic muscles/ribs makes feel better (which is the proof, that the problemis not in the heart)... for a very little bit, but the pain quickly comes back. When it starts, it lasts for a few days, which is another proof, that it is not heart problem.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @aquamarineblue8690
      @aquamarineblue8690 Год назад

      This is what I’m going thru.

    • @liveinms9949
      @liveinms9949 Год назад +3

      Yyes! I went to er earlier this year.. Felt lie someone was stabbbing my heart over and over again Dr did all tests said not heart attack but your pain levels are so high its sending blood pressure through the roof

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +2

      @@liveinms9949 i wd use potassium; B1 thiamine and magnesium to start with, if u have not been poked, of course.

  • @TheeQueenVee22
    @TheeQueenVee22 5 лет назад +49

    SENDING LOVE AND HEALING ENERGY TO ALL!!!💛💛💛

  • @ingridsoubra1943
    @ingridsoubra1943 5 лет назад +242

    finally someone that knows what he is talking about xx thank you .

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +7

      Thanks for the compliment

    • @ingridsoubra1943
      @ingridsoubra1943 5 лет назад +2

      Dr. Philip Oubre, MD my pleasure ☺️

    • @miss.conduct8083
      @miss.conduct8083 5 лет назад +3

      Right!!? Finally someone who has not only heard his parents but he actually listens! And WANTS to help them!? ...it makes me want to cry...

    • @purdeemc
      @purdeemc 5 лет назад +2

      Omg.. this makes so much sense! Thank you Dr. Oubre.

    • @carmp9458
      @carmp9458 5 лет назад +2

      I agree totally 👍

  • @ruthwhittingham4
    @ruthwhittingham4 3 года назад +35

    I was diagnosed with leaky gut years ago and have had fibromyalgia ten years so now I understand the connection, thank you!

    • @lastcallministry8980
      @lastcallministry8980 Год назад

      Your leaky gut is caused by glyphosate. So is your Fibromyalgia. Do some more homework. Direct that to naturalists..holistic...anyone opposing govt lies.

    • @kimberleypudifin6043
      @kimberleypudifin6043 Год назад +1

      Dementia in

    • @PANZERFAUST90
      @PANZERFAUST90 Год назад

      ​@@kimberleypudifin6043 ?

  • @cwarren9449
    @cwarren9449 Год назад +24

    I am a 71 year old woman who was diagnosed with fibromyalgia when I was 32. At that time no one knew what the word meant and I had to do what little research there was on it myself you are so wonderful to listen to. I am definitely going to work on my gut thank you so very much

    • @saraswatkin9226
      @saraswatkin9226 Год назад

      Did they call it ME?

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @elizabethtovar3603
      @elizabethtovar3603 Год назад +1

      Hmm... years of acid reflux that cause couldn’t be identified. Years of allergy testing. That we did know, it was an allergy.
      Testing never found the allergen, but I stopped coffee for adrenal issues and all acid reflux went away.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      @@elizabethtovar3603 coffee caffeine repeatedly shocks jolts the adrenal system fight or flight response so constantly that the adrenal system degrades and then gives up, resulting in a hot flash fritzout final desperate efforts to right itself, before it fails to function at all. all due to being beaten up by coffee...coffee is a drug and a dehydrant. both my hubby and son quit coffee and now feel much better.

  • @tammylperry7142
    @tammylperry7142 3 года назад +94

    Thank you for posting. Fibromyalgia research has come a long way since my diagnosis in late 90's. There is no doubt that my mother suffered from Fibromyalgia as does both my daughters, genetics play a role in Fibromyalgia that isn't widely discussed in the medical field I hope this changes for future generations.

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +1

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @hisservants8003
      @hisservants8003 Год назад

      I agree. It has a genetic component. No docs will address this.

    • @XOChristianaNicole
      @XOChristianaNicole 7 месяцев назад

      @@Lauren-vd4qe- Also, a build up of lactic acid - which, caffeine produces more of.

  • @sherrydawson498
    @sherrydawson498 5 лет назад +50

    I accidentally came across your video and Thank God I did! I have been suffering from Lupus & Fibromyalgia for the past 10 years & also have severe asthma, hypertension, PTSD & just recently got diagnosed with diastolic dysfunction. This dr. is amazing and it's so refreshing to see him explain all this information regarding Fibromyalgia and how it all this makes sense! The doctors I have seen past & present just don't get it and don't understand what Fibromyalgia really is. It's so frustrating talking to dr's about symptoms and they look at you like you're crazy and like it's all in your head. I go home a lot of times and cry because nobody gets it...
    Just wanna show my appreciation for taking the time to do this awesome video dr. and am definitely going to make big changes in my diet.
    I have been thinking about going vegan for some time now but, I love steak & chicken! I have recently lost weight over 20+ lbs. over a 6-month period without even trying or dieting. I went from 126 to 102 lbs.
    So, don't know what I can eat or try that is healthy and can make me gain some of that weight back.

    • @gemshaw27
      @gemshaw27 5 лет назад +5

      You should try a plant based diet. Plant based protein is not as hard on your kidneys as red meat is. Chicken is not as bad as steak. You just have to cut down on the bad stuff, if you don't want to eliminate it entirely from your diet.

    • @BlackbirdGirl72
      @BlackbirdGirl72 5 лет назад +9

      I've been vegan for years but it didn't stop me from getting fibromyalgia and the only thing that has helped so far has been cutting out msg, taking ldn and meditation. Some research says that fibro is an auto immune disease of the opioid receptors in the body, others say it is a problem with the endocannibinoid system, others that it's an insulin resistance problem (because fibro patients treated with a drug for type 2 diabetes (metformin) also have a huge reduction in their pain.) Then there's the medical trial (hopefully starting next year) to see if the BCG vaccine will help fibromyalgia by changing the immune system. I think there are different types of fibro with difference causes and therefore different solutions. It may be that all the theories are correct because there are different types of fibromyalgia

    • @BlackbirdGirl72
      @BlackbirdGirl72 5 лет назад +11

      oh yea and I did get rid of my mercury fillings and went through the detox. IT DID NOT HELP ONE BIT and it cost me £15,000.

    • @marrodriguez6173
      @marrodriguez6173 Год назад +4

      I truly believe that lupus and fibromyalgia are related I have both 😢

    • @mlhance7930
      @mlhance7930 Год назад +4

      @@BlackbirdGirl72I got rid of my old amalgam fillings as the dentist recommended. Hadn’t had a cavity in 25yrs & after fillings were replaced in 3 yrs I had a cavity inside every tooth in my mouth! I had beautiful teeth, most thought I’d had braces but didn’t. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia 35yrs ago, then sjogrens, then multiple back disc degeneration & osteoporosis & migraines & colon cancer in 2000. I’m so tired of fighting pain for over half my life! Now my 17yr old granddaughter was just diagnosed with fibromyalgia & having a difficult time getting around without a cane or walker! I wish I had all the answers especially for my granddaughter! I’ve been obviously very understanding with her & am sharing things that have helped me. My heart breaks for her being so young. One of the hardest things is to discuss chronic pain with anyone whose never experienced it! So I don’t bc most don’t have a clue what it feels like to have pain constantly & never will till they experience it for themselves! Health, happiness, love & movement if possible everyone!

  • @unknownangel3101
    @unknownangel3101 3 года назад +33

    Hello! I am from the UK, but up until recently, it was not recognised as an illness. You are classed as lazy etc; which is not fair! I also have arthritis in all my joints, so double the pain and little relief from pain medication! I think it is over due, that the Doctors in the UK, realise this and research more as you do, to help patients instead of being closed minded! Thank you, Anna.

    • @maxinehargreaves8371
      @maxinehargreaves8371 3 года назад +2

      I was diagnosed last year with fibromyalgia, and bk and forth trips to the doctors for the last 3years I eventually got the answers I was looking for and yes your right. I live in the uk aswel, but I started seeing female GP because my old GP he said it was stress with working nights, but i knew there was something wrong, we know our own body's. Maybe if went private we could of been diagnosed earlier

    • @hata5428
      @hata5428 Год назад +6

      I agree that many UK Drs haven't a clue about Fibro, I just wish they paid more attention to what we say. Luckily the Dr who finally diagnosed mine was an Australian locum and was on the ball. However Dr Oubre's video has been really informative. Thank you Dr.

    • @bettyquinn4246
      @bettyquinn4246 Год назад +4

      It was a Physiotherapist that told me I had Fibromyalgia, many, many years ago. Dr's never really believed in it, so all through the years I have just had to put up with it. My daughter now has it. I also have Psoriatic Arthritis & I am on medications for that, but no one Mothers about Fibro...Sp plsed I see this video. Will discuss with GP.. I am in the UK.

    • @Chanel95-d6u
      @Chanel95-d6u Год назад

      No money for research that doesn’t include Big Pharma.

    • @rayChy_t
      @rayChy_t Год назад

      So true its the most frustrating thing for a pereon to go through even eating can be so tiring have a couple of days of bursting energy and then days of dehabhilatating almost comatose type symptoms where I can put my body into a shut down mode and sleep for 24+ without u
      using the toilet or eating tryin to wake me is almost totally impossible and I wake with drunk type balance slurred speech eyes rolling. The pain middle and pelvic part in back is excruciating. I do have spondylitis in my full spine. But I kno the fibro is something that is a problem in my brain and spinal cord. Its not just muscles as they say its definitely alot more to fibrom. Great information. Thanks

  • @melsantos1988
    @melsantos1988 4 года назад +26

    i have pain all over my body and the worst of it all is the pain at the back of my neck 😢....

  • @elizabethborreson1085
    @elizabethborreson1085 5 лет назад +8

    I sent this to my dear sister friend who is debilitated by this disease...
    i pray for her continually... I’ve never heard someone speak like this!
    Thank You! 💜🙏🏼🛡🗡👑📖🔥

  • @laureldell7377
    @laureldell7377 5 лет назад +9

    That is the best explanation that I have ever heard and I've been suffering with it for 30 years.

  • @sharonx1840
    @sharonx1840 5 лет назад +90

    I am too tired to take this in!

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +8

      A true Catch 22 :(

    • @marymari7467
      @marymari7467 5 лет назад +11

      sharon x same here plus my legs are both restless and hurting. Argh

    • @margaretbarker8500
      @margaretbarker8500 5 лет назад +3

      I know the feeling well sweetie

    • @brightonketochihuahuas1059
      @brightonketochihuahuas1059 5 лет назад +1

      sharon x quit plants

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 5 лет назад +6

      sharon x i totally understand I am the same my fatigued body and brain is exhausted and it’s hard to focus on things.

  • @OnTheTopBowtique
    @OnTheTopBowtique 5 лет назад +45

    Dr Oubre I’m going to continue looking into your videos (this is my first video to see if yours). I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia when is was 22 (I am now 41). I am insulin resistant and on metformin. I was gaining weight no matter what I did. I began researching intermittent fasting. I decided to try IF along with a low carb diet. This meant I cut out almost all gluten, processed foods and diary. It took about four months before I started seeing weight loss but only 2 months before I stared seeing a decrease in my fibromyalgia symptoms. As soon as I started eating gluten/processed foods/diary again, my fibromyalgia symptoms began to return. After watching this video, it is beginning to make a little more sense. Thank you!

    • @inspiredclarity2014
      @inspiredclarity2014 5 лет назад +7

      Look into b12 deficiency with taking metformen!!! Please look it up! Supplement or see about getting b12 shots.

    • @barongough9615
      @barongough9615 Год назад

      Well done to you the government and food industry also big pharma are all linked putting this crap in our foods they are slowly poisoning us , stay away from all oils and sugar that's hard to do when it's in everything

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад +2

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

    • @ktcee803
      @ktcee803 9 месяцев назад

      Metformin stuffs up B12. Try Berberine instead.

    • @riialucia7955
      @riialucia7955 24 дня назад

      My first video to.... I AM SOOOOO BLESSED TO HAVE FOUND THIS

  • @lillired857
    @lillired857 Год назад +3

    I improved across the board when i quit sugar/simple carbs

  • @Wynnovationstudio
    @Wynnovationstudio 5 лет назад +61

    Undiagnosed Lymes disease can cause mitochondrial dysfunction.

  • @brenmanock
    @brenmanock Год назад +5

    I’ve had it for over 5 decades. Pain 24/7 and fatigue forever. Thanks for the explanation that makes scientific sense.

  • @diannawalker758
    @diannawalker758 Год назад +5

    I have told numerous doctors my symptoms. I have almost every symptom you talked about. I had a doctor that put "fibromyalgia" in my chart, but never once spoke to me about it. Thank you for this info.

  • @CEK51
    @CEK51 5 лет назад +16

    This is the best video to explain not only fibromyalgia but how our system works. I have had crohns and colitis and now the muscle pain and mind issues with memory and brain fog. Thank you for this video!

    • @Marleesch
      @Marleesch 5 лет назад

      Connie Wilson LDN is for you too. Look into it, several fb groups

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад

      @Dana Horton LDN works really well for IBD patients, so I agree with Dana.

    • @southlondon979
      @southlondon979 Год назад

      Fog brain is terrible I thought I was losing my mind

  • @marinadelrey5512
    @marinadelrey5512 2 месяца назад +1

    My business partner recently told me "I need you to stop thinking that you have pain so we can concentrate on our projects". I told him "I need you to stop telling me that I don't have pain and let me handle my health issues, not ignore them". I've never given less of myself because of my fibro, never missed a day's work, never worked whining or complaining. Now he wants to add a different category of services to our business (we're in the frozen food industry and he wants to add warm food catering), which will be way too much load if I'm going through flare up and you can never postpone, not deliver, or give anything less than a premium service. It's really annoying when you push yourself so that people don't think you're just lazy and they still think it's psychosomatic and you are playing victim.
    I will definitely start eliminating the gluten, sugar and dairy and keep track of my progress. Thank you!

  • @dawnmahaney
    @dawnmahaney 3 года назад +10

    Oh my gosh the pain! 😕 My entire body feels bruised all the time.

  • @BabyBlue5716
    @BabyBlue5716 5 лет назад +22

    Finally, someone knows what they are talking about❤

  • @deadgamer7785
    @deadgamer7785 5 лет назад +18

    Thank you for this! I have been suffering with fibro for years, without any education about this disease or how to fight it. I thought it just is what it is. Planning on binging your videos today in the hopes of educating myself and making some changes in my life. I've always said there is nothing yet invented on this planet to help ease a flair; your education may be just the tools I need to take back my control. Again camt thank you enough

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

  • @ginaszwedko4119
    @ginaszwedko4119 Год назад +5

    Thank you so very much for saying that fibromyalgia is very real! You have no idea how much it means to hear this!

  • @KitKatToeBeans
    @KitKatToeBeans Год назад +2

    For many, if not all, it’s a vitamin B1 deficiency. Edit: look into Methylene Blue. It helps repair our Mitochondria.

  • @redrobin7638
    @redrobin7638 5 лет назад +43

    I cured my fibromyalgia by detoxing. I went from feeling 92 yrs old to feeling like a 20 year old again. I still struggle with balancing my diet to keep myself clean but agree that the Liver and gall bladder play a role - now I work on Liver cleanses for better health.

    • @grantlawrence611
      @grantlawrence611 2 года назад +8

      Can you say exactly how you detoxed. Thanks

    • @brendanschroeder1862
      @brendanschroeder1862 2 года назад +2

      What was your system

    • @akitajapan1651
      @akitajapan1651 Год назад +2

      Hi, can you answer what's the best way to cleanse a fatty liver?

    • @lulabelle4760
      @lulabelle4760 Год назад

      @@akitajapan1651 look up Dr. Berg and Dr. Allen Mandel, both here on yt. Good Luck🙏

    • @debbyrabold6069
      @debbyrabold6069 Год назад

      I used homeopathic nosodes to detox vaccines, heavy metals, viruses, mycoplasma, & Lyme Disease. I used homeopathic products from Clinicalnutritioncenters & Pure Formulas, & I used colloidal silver from Herbal Healer.

  • @BRoman-sd7qe
    @BRoman-sd7qe 5 лет назад +11

    I was just diagnosed with fibromyalgia,diabetes,anxiety,depression I had for over 15 years and arthritis.Never in my life have I ever experienced soo much pain in my body.I just had a procedure done on my thumb because I had trigger finger.

  • @traceytansley1659
    @traceytansley1659 3 года назад +9

    Dr. OUBRE, I live in Ontario, Canada and would be grateful to know of any Doctors here know how to treat Fibromyalgia with the infusions you talked about with Lipids. We need help like this everywhere, and your program studies and education of our medical doctors needs to be done widespread asap so that we all can end or greatly improve on this suffering. Thank you Dr. For a VERY educational and helpful video.

    • @lhink1104
      @lhink1104 Год назад

      I live in British Columbia, Canada and would also like to find a doctor.

  • @TheCinderyJean
    @TheCinderyJean 5 лет назад +8

    Thank you for this video! You have restored my faith in modern medicine. Your explanation was clearly the most informational than any other explanation told to me. I had fibromyalgia about 20 yrs ago. I saw a several doctors and they told me the pain was all in my head. Luckily, I saw a MD as a recommendation of a friend and she told me I had fibro. She recommended antidepressants but I respond very poorly to them. A friend of mine who improved her fibromyalgia gave me a long list of vitamins, minerals and supplements along with Epsom salt baths and sauna and the symptoms, especially the pain, muscle fatigue and brain fog improved drastically. Over the years, I introduced coffee enemas, pemf and red light/NIR and I’m the healthiest I’ve ever been. I also became a multiple modality energy healer/reiki master. Vitamin infusions weren’t available then but I did b12 injections, which helped big time. I also healed my gut and don’t consume gluten and dairy. My body craves whole foods and occasional seafood. Raw grassfed meat helped especially when I healed from late stage Lyme disease a few years ago. I am going to look into lipid therapy to strengthen my mitochondria. I detox regularly to maintain because I know my body doesn’t detox as efficiently as others. It’s probably because of my mitochondria needs a little TLC. Thank you again 🙏🏻

  • @sarahabib1004
    @sarahabib1004 Год назад +1

    I was diagnosed at 15 I'm now 46. This explanation however is new to me and THANK THANK YOU for it.

  • @daphne6619
    @daphne6619 Год назад +1

    When I was in my Sophomore year of High School, I learned in Advanced Biology about Mitochondria. I figured out that was where a lot of my fatigue came from after very bad flare with CEBV. I told many doctors about this and none of them sounded like they ever heard of Mitochondria. Boom! 40 years later, I'm hearing "experts" FINALLY talking about mitochondrial dysfunction! Why can't docrors care enough to listen to someone who is actively studying mitochondria! This is SO frustrating. Yes, I'm glad "experts" are finally talking about it. But why do doctors not even care enough to research their patients' observances? They don't care and don't care to put out the extra effort. They just tell you not to come back!

    • @daphne6619
      @daphne6619 Год назад

      By the way, I've had Fibromyalgia Syndrome since I was 9.

  • @justAmy51
    @justAmy51 3 года назад +6

    My naturopath recently put me on Malic Acid. I'm doing a liver cleanse for a month, and she also put me on a pre/probiotic. I am extremely vitamin D deficient and can't get in the sun often enough because of work, so I got a tanning bed (for free on Craigslist and relamped it with the best lamps) while also taking d3 with k2. Fish oil, curcumin, coqu10 are in my daily along with magnesium at night, which helps relax me and helps with restless legs and cramps. I started taking Previgen for my ridiculous, debilitating brain fog.
    We will see if this helps. I have had the worst flair up this past year after I lost my dad. My diet went to hell and of course the sadness really triggered my pain. My pain recently went through roof and I had to start cutting out the crap from my diet.
    Growing up in the 80's was not good for dieting. We were bombarded with horrible processed foods and "fat free" foods. My house was loaded with diet sodas, margarine and packaged foods. Even our vegetables were in cans. It seems mom cooked out of boxes and cans. She still eats like this but is suffering from Multiple Myeloma and I can't stop wondering if her diet didn't cause this? We won't know, but she just cant change.
    Does ANYONE beside me suffer from severe BONE pain? My bones are what hurts the most.
    I am a sever insomniac as well and haven't slept all night in over 25 years. I would say I don't sleep more than 4 hours total a night.
    I am rambling...I'm tired and in pain. God bless you all and I will try to update in a few months on my new regimen.
    Thank you Dr.

    • @JosieStev
      @JosieStev Год назад +1

      Amy, how are you feeling now? I’m 57 and have had issues since I was 32. I take Elavil Rx. It helps me sleep.
      More sleep = less pain

  • @sergiorosalesramirez2736
    @sergiorosalesramirez2736 5 лет назад +83

    I don´t get why there are so many theories about fibromyaliga. For me it´s so clear: when you have Fibromyalgia and you do a sleep study, it is pretty clear that people with Fibro don´t get any deep sleep, REM sleep. That alone can explain all of the symptoms: pain, fibro fog, fatigue...

    • @jeanettekniebusch9532
      @jeanettekniebusch9532 5 лет назад +4

      Take VALERIAN ROOT 2 OR 4 YOU WILL SLEEP W OUT GROGGY NEXT DAY. Its been used for hundreds oh for years in Europe.

    • @CHACHA-nb7xi
      @CHACHA-nb7xi 5 лет назад +9

      Jeanette Kniebusch Hello! I love the way your opting for an all natural alternative like I was! I have one other All Natural solution for you... A Much More Effective for sleep and is also fantastic for every human being but especially for Fibro and Mito Conditions and symptom control. Pure Safe Full Spectrum CBD Oil....However!!!
      As Long as it is the RIGHT Blend of Cannabinoids that are Pure Hemp Extract/Tincture, Made from the Entire Plant NOT the “Seeds of the flower”, Federally Tested and Approved for its Purity, Toxin Free and 0% Chemicals as well as bacteria like E. coli that they also keep finding in the testings of most CBD Oils out popping up all over the place. That the hemp plants Also are Grown by a Completely Tested and Federally approved Organic Farmer (and tested farming soils for passing for 100% containment’s and chemical free!), comes from a Manufacturing plant that is FDA Approved and manufactures their Own FULL Spectrum CBD and it always has to have a QR Code on the bottle for its transparency and it has to have a “COA” on each batch that is produced. Which when you scan the QR Code on the bottle, will Pop Right Up That products COAs So you can read Exactly what the Tested Levels of the Pure CBD oil are. If the company/CBD Doesn’t Have All of these above, then it will do harm to ones health rather than getting the tremendous health benefits that a Pure Full Spectrum CBD Oil provides to the entire system.
      Keep Shining and Living Healthy and All Natural Jeanette! 😊

    • @leahgeraghty1279
      @leahgeraghty1279 5 лет назад +4

      I have suffered for years and finally getting a sleep study I'm excited as I've heard that I will be a new person after the study and treatment so fingers crossed

    • @mshavisham8964
      @mshavisham8964 5 лет назад +14

      It's so WAY MORE than sleep. It's constant pain 24/7.

    • @jeanettekniebusch9532
      @jeanettekniebusch9532 5 лет назад +1

      @@leahgeraghty1279 Lucky

  • @brendafuller6617
    @brendafuller6617 5 лет назад +14

    I recently saw a pain management specialist here in Citrus Co., FL. He explained to me that fibromyalgia is an overactive central nervous system. He has prescribed low does Natroxlene for my pain. You start at 1.5 mg and work up to your best dosage. He has some patients on 9 mg, but most of his patients are on 1.5 mg or 3 mg. After you are on the medication and your fibromyalgia calms down, your other pain is then unmasked so you can begin treating it. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2002. I also have chronic myofascial pain, osteoarthritis, bilateral carpal tunnel post op, cervical degenerative disc disease and low back pain. This is the most hope I have had since 2002 for pain relief from fibromyalgia. Just sharing for others with this condition.

    • @sharronferreira6420
      @sharronferreira6420 5 лет назад +2

      Brenda Fuller - LDN has helped me as well.

    • @tamielizabethallaway2413
      @tamielizabethallaway2413 5 лет назад +3

      Goddammit woman, your comment should be in bold giant capitals!!! You are so correct in that it is a brain based illness! I too have found latest findings explaining this! So many people going off to change their diets after seeing this video, what a load of tosh! Even in the video description he has said it MAY be the reason! He's not even convinced enough to claim outright that he has 100% proof! Yet the sheep blindly follow... What's happened to people lately that they are so easily manipulated??? Where's their common sense! I wish I could make everyone who's seen this video read your comment!!!!! 😘😘😘

    • @lesleylofthouse276
      @lesleylofthouse276 5 лет назад

      Brenda Fuller - thank you .I met a lady who also tried this for her fibro with excellent results .It is not easily available in the UK and requires a private prescription but I shall look into it .

    • @rajig4852
      @rajig4852 2 года назад

      Hi..Are you still on LDN ..How is your fibro now

  • @christinebanks9214
    @christinebanks9214 Год назад +2

    Mine started with trauma when I had my daughter 51 yrs ago and it gets worse

  • @deborahterndrup3000
    @deborahterndrup3000 3 года назад +4

    Yeah, I try to do everything right. I'm really sick of myself. You got to keep moving & believe there will be an answer. This Dr. makes more sense than many before.

  • @Tammohawk1
    @Tammohawk1 5 лет назад +19

    I've also heard it called a hypersensitivity disorder. That's what I tell people any more when they ask.

    • @RaechelleBennett782
      @RaechelleBennett782 5 лет назад +3

      Also, Hypersensitivity to the Central Nervous System.

    • @akitajapan1651
      @akitajapan1651 Год назад +1

      Yeap! That's what it also feels like to me, I'm very sensitive to almost everything!!!, I'm so delicate, poor me 😓

  • @marieclark4609
    @marieclark4609 5 лет назад +15

    Thank you for talking about this it makes sense what you're saying I think this will help a lot of people I really wish more doctors knew about fibromyalgia and would take it more seriously and quit thinking that people are making up symptoms and just because you can't see it doesn't mean the person is faking

  • @jv-ep2tc
    @jv-ep2tc Год назад +1

    this may be one reason. however, in my case, my pain went away when I eliminated wheat from my diet. it did not go away immediately. took about a month to start to feel better and then improved gradually as time went by. I would mistakenly eat the wrong thing and then lose progress but now I never make a mistake. Took awhile to sink in that I could not eat it I guess.

  • @laurieparnell3525
    @laurieparnell3525 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you so much for this information! My poor mom has suffered for way too many years. She has been on & off of hydrocodone. This finally makes sense. I feel God led me to this video. I have ALWAYS researched & tried to find ways to help her, BUT NOW I AM DOING IT FOR ME. About 6 months ago I started having aches & pains. I was devastated because I've watched her suffer with NO ANSWERS OR RELIEF. I haven't been to a doctor yet, because I'm so sure they would want to put me on medications, just like her. Thank YOU! I will be waiting for more of your videos!❤

    • @Lauren-vd4qe
      @Lauren-vd4qe Год назад

      b1 thiamine deficiency. avoid coffee

  • @michaelpondo6324
    @michaelpondo6324 5 лет назад +6

    I have fibro and throigh nutrtion and years of doctors and hormone s. I can now function on my best level for years. 40 yrs of chronic pain.

  • @pooperscooper9176
    @pooperscooper9176 5 лет назад +50

    I’ve been suffering from wide spread pain since I was 22. Now 58. I have managed two long term careers one was psychiatric nurse for 33 years. Then I trained and did something completely different in my early Forties and did Community Liaison Officer. Sadly now I struggle to work but manage a few hours a day with a struggle. I have my thoughts on this. I feel trauma triggers either mental or physical trauma.

    • @UncaTuck
      @UncaTuck 5 лет назад +1

      Organic coffee enemas will cure you.

    • @karenbrandwein4759
      @karenbrandwein4759 5 лет назад +1

      @@UncaTuck they have to be Organic?
      I heard coffee enemias make
      Your hair beautiful.
      Your right, about organic. You putting the coffee up you a-s.of course Organic.
      LoL

    • @mstephens812
      @mstephens812 5 лет назад

      I agree

    • @karenbrandwein4759
      @karenbrandwein4759 5 лет назад

      You worked as a psych nurse.. Have you read the psych books. And history of psych treatments?
      Maybe you caught one of the VIRUSES GIVEN TO PSYCH PATIENTS IN ORDER TO CONTROL THEM. THINK ABOUT IT. It's in the books.
      However
      IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT EXTREME TRAMA EFFECTS THE THE BODY, THE IMMUNE SYSYEM AND MANY OTHER PHYSICIAL FUNCTIONS. AS WELL AS NEUROLOGICAL.
      AND SO DOES STARVATION. YOUR A NURSE. RESEARCH IT. BUT FIBROMYLIA IS VERY REAL.
      WHATEVER THE CASE. COULD ALSO BE VACCINATIONS.
      I DID HEAR SOMEONE SAY POST POLIO SYNDROM. NOT SURE WHAT IT REALLY IS. BUT HES TELLING US WHAT IT IS.
      EXERCISE AND SUPPLEMENTATION WAS WORKING. BUT IT WOULD TAKE YEARS. AND CONSISTENCY.

    • @simplyme7821
      @simplyme7821 5 лет назад +2

      Amen to your theory of trauma. My fibromyalgia didn't start until I had a severe mental trauma, my mother's started after her husband of 67 years passed out on the expressway while she was in the passenger seat. My younger sister lost her husband after he was coming home from a outdoor church meeting in the Bahamas. The man who was driving ended up flipping the Jeep and it broke her husband's neck. Finally my oldest sister almost lost a child and it was so devastating. I see a familial DNA and a trauma-based trigger for fibromyalgia. But what do I know? I just eat well and manage to sleep well and am watching my husband die of cancer. And then there's the pain. My favorite is the one where I feel like someone is jamming an ice pick into my ear. Or maybe it's that once or twice a month I can't see clearly for a week. No, it's when I feel like someone has taken a metal bar and hit me across my shoulder blades and then in the middle of my back and finally across my waist. No, this isn't living, this is surviving. Giving you a Gentle hug, Carly

  • @MJMAC8302
    @MJMAC8302 Год назад +4

    I was diagnosed after three years and have been dealing with the pain for over 15 years. It’s so debilitating.

  • @vedales8670
    @vedales8670 Год назад +2

    Now that's The real deal. Truth in medicine. Breathtaking.

  • @sabitabharmal1894
    @sabitabharmal1894 Год назад +1

    I think I believe u because I have lots of those symptoms and especially gut problems. I need to fix my gut Mucus and reflux. Thanks for info

  • @joannejohnson2461
    @joannejohnson2461 5 лет назад +18

    Excellent information and I like his natural presentation and new dimension of hope for so many. 20 year fibro. slide. Really thought there was no real answers, or cure. Thanks Jody

    • @kathihertz510
      @kathihertz510 5 лет назад +2

      Sounds good but what diet heals the gut? Left us hanging on details. 512 number is no where near me.

    • @marilynsinquimani4994
      @marilynsinquimani4994 5 лет назад +1

      @@kathihertz510 follow dr Gundry advises on how to cure the gut...you can find him I. Your tube Stephen Gundry...

    • @cherryvaleleatherock6900
      @cherryvaleleatherock6900 Год назад

      @@marilynsinquimani4994 Please forgive me for this, but I tried Dr. Grundy's products for the gut, spent quite a bit of money, and they failed to meet his hype. I am very dissappointed in his products. I suggest you research any plan you're interested in. It's really a shame, because I was very pro-Grundy. After this experience, I won't buy any of his products again.

  • @sandyleewhite
    @sandyleewhite Год назад +3

    I am so thankful that I found your channel! Living in a small city in Canada, and have been on a pain and symptoms rollercoaster for the last 6 years, however, as you mentioned, I have had some symptoms, but not as severe, from as long as I can remember. When my symptoms and pain started to get worse, and because they were so varied, and changed, sometimes weekly, or even daily, I was first sent to a psychiatrist, which was very unsettling, because I knew, I wasn't being believed. My symptoms still kept changing and getting worse, so I was then sent to a wonderful Rheumatologist, in a neighboring city,, who ran a series of tests, including bloodwork, and was diagnosed with MCTD, however, my Rheumatologist, was not certain this was an accurate diagnosis, as my symptoms, were not that, of her other patients, so she kept investigating, and by pure chance one appointment, she was touching certain parts of my body, which most all the points were painful, and she asked have I ever noticed this, and I replied, oh yes, I have had that sensitivity for years now, and she started discussing fibromyalgia with me........I have since done some research, and found varying symptoms and pain levels can occur, as you discussed, so I am still discovering all that fibromyalgia can be. I was hoping with all your knowledge, if you could answer a few questions for me. Do a lot of people with fibromyalgia, also have a positive blood test for MCTD., of is fibromyalgia, part of a MCTD symptom, as I have not seen this included with the 6 other diseases, normally associated with it. any information you could provide, would be greatly appreciated 😊

  • @kristinvail7924
    @kristinvail7924 Год назад +4

    Your presentation was very enlightening.
    I can't remember a time I wasn't in agony.
    My symptoms really started when I was a teenager.
    Finally I have some more knowledge and a better explanation for all of what I've been feeling.
    I look forward to watching you again. Maybe you could give some tips on how to heal the gut. That's something I can't even get from my GI doctor.
    Thanks for your help.

  • @audsk9953
    @audsk9953 Год назад +1

    Fibro took my walking from me. I went from being energetic to wheelchair user and have no independence.the pain is horrendous too... The rest of my body is really bad too...I wish people were more educated about fibro...people think your lieing or exaggerating cause you look OK... Thank you for uploading, very interesting information

  • @reneeduardoperezalvarez929
    @reneeduardoperezalvarez929 Год назад +1

    Fibromyalgia also in Australia many doctors do not understand about Andropause and avoid the issue

  • @karenennis7890
    @karenennis7890 5 лет назад +4

    Thank you sometimes I don't feel like a have a life because I'm in so much pain..

  • @racheltomlinson2257
    @racheltomlinson2257 5 лет назад +6

    Your understanding and explaining about fibromyalgia is very good in fact is so good I finally understand more about the illness. Thank-you for shining a light on us sufferers. I look forward to hear more of your kindness in helping to cure this but my biggest hope is a preventer discovered so no one else goes through this awful pain. A C section and appendix was very mild compared to fibromyalgia.

  • @michellelogreco3351
    @michellelogreco3351 5 лет назад +93

    Clean food is essential!!
    Get the processed out of your diet!!
    Detox!!!!

    • @shariffbrown04
      @shariffbrown04 5 лет назад +2

      i shared this with my friend because she had to stop working due to severe pain from fibromyalgia. I shared with her to clean the gut first, detox and then change the eating habits, that was a year ago. I feel bad because she was working on her doctorate, teaching and raising her son and now she is restricted to the house. I pray she watches this video and make those changes

    • @beautiful0riot
      @beautiful0riot 4 года назад

      And reduce stress

    • @angelaquintero1977
      @angelaquintero1977 4 года назад +1

      Didn't help me, there has to be more than just clean eating because fibromyalgia has been around for hundreds of years

    • @emt6238
      @emt6238 3 года назад

      @@angelaquintero1977 find your food triggers . Add a probiotic ( colon health or align ) it takes a few months( sometimes a year ) to heal the cut . Sugar / processed / refined carbs/ meat injected , processed lunch meat with colors 😞 avoid . Change over to fresh vegs , chicken breast , salad ( I do lettuce mushrooms a little blue cheese ) blueberries strawberries watermelon. As soon as I put bad foods in , it’s starts to attack . I’m still learning trigger foods .

  • @sonjajensen6867
    @sonjajensen6867 3 года назад +1

    Dear Dr Philip, after about 25 years of pain etc etc, i have now stumbled upon this video. I could not believe my ears. I am in tears of relieve! Our family is wridden of cancer, BRCA positive, lupus. 😨😰😥😭 i will immediately forward your details to our various doctors from South Africa. May God bless you abundantly. 🇿🇦

  • @sandradeakins5170
    @sandradeakins5170 Год назад

    A friend has suffered with Fibromyalgia for years....I have sent this RUclips link to him. Thank you!

  • @fibrodad1354
    @fibrodad1354 5 лет назад +22

    thankfully in the uk its not seen as a unreal illness.

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +1

      Well that's good news!

    • @janefriel6895
      @janefriel6895 5 лет назад +10

      But only just recently.I have suffered for 21 years.I have been laughed at by professionals.I have been told to get out of bed and walk around my home when I couldn't even move a muscle.Infact how I have been treated is beyond disgusting.However,I have written all my experiences down and hope to name a d shame every so called "doctor" who dared treat me like I was lying or looking for attention.Once the science proves how real Fibromyalgia is then I shall happily expose these low life's who should not be in the medical profession.I know about this living hell than they do because I have lived it for 21 year's.I live in N.Ireland.

    • @jessicababies9067
      @jessicababies9067 5 лет назад +4

      Then I need to get out of the US

    • @lesleyjones8469
      @lesleyjones8469 5 лет назад +3

      Have to say I agree with Jane. I have had fibromyalgia for 23 years and was told by my doctor that, that's what they call it when they don't know what it is. I am glad that diagnosis and acceptance is better these days.

    • @janefriel6895
      @janefriel6895 5 лет назад +2

      @@lesleyjones8469 When I got diagnosed Lesley they didn't have a name here.The professor told me "you have a condition that won't kill you but will torture you for the rest of your life".I asked him was it Fibromyalgia and he just looked at me.He wasn't prepared to name it.I had done my own research.Then when I went to a pain management doctor.I said I had Fibromyalgia and he laughed at me.I walked out and filled a complaint.I refused to attend the pain management clinic again.Im 22 years suffering this year and still there are no answers.I believe the health service know what causes Fibromyalgia and won't say because it's possible their fault.Any research I have done I have found that people who suffer have some things in common.I wish you well in your day to day hell that is Fibromyalgia.God bless you.☘️

  • @peaceandlove544
    @peaceandlove544 5 лет назад +13

    Fybromialgia and hypothiroidism have very similar symphtoms

  • @saturdayschild376
    @saturdayschild376 5 лет назад +45

    Keto diet with intermittent fasting- fibromyalgia gone in 3 months.

    • @Veganforlife-np6qj
      @Veganforlife-np6qj 5 лет назад +2

      Food allergies can definitely be a huge issue. Personally I have MCS with minor pain symptoms, not fibro specifically, but I believe they and chronic fatigue/ME are all in the same family of illnesses. I have huge relief from diet changes, although I do the high carb raw (fruits, greens, omega 3 seeds) plus steamed veggie route and my symptoms are drastically reduced. When I had my food allergy test I tested highly allergic to most other foods. Although doing a natural antibiotic Sibo treatment reduced my food intolerances quite a bit too! Glad you found something to help!

    • @marleneholloway7775
      @marleneholloway7775 5 лет назад +2

      I am doing this for FM (Keto) still learning.

    • @daby8399
      @daby8399 5 лет назад +10

      Yeah but cheese and eggs is in the keto diet should you not eat that stuff cuz it causes inflammation

    • @brightonketochihuahuas1059
      @brightonketochihuahuas1059 5 лет назад +1

      D only if your gut is messed up in which case go Carnivore or make meat stock to fix gut- so powerful.

    • @daby8399
      @daby8399 5 лет назад +1

      @@brightonketochihuahuas1059 everybody's got is messed up trust me everyone needs a detox

  • @rebeccadupre157
    @rebeccadupre157 2 месяца назад +1

    Please explain the connection between fibromyalgia and Celiac Disease

  • @katherineanderson6297
    @katherineanderson6297 Год назад

    Thank you so much,suffering for 35 years,God bless you,dear man

  • @jeannettegrondin7190
    @jeannettegrondin7190 5 лет назад +5

    This is an absolutely amazing video! I always said o feel like something is wrong with my cells. Of course people really thinking I’m crazy. This explains so much of what I believe in and knew deep down in my heart. This is the other reasons why medication and opiates do not work for fibromyalgia. High freaking five x 2 🙌

  • @glo-brain
    @glo-brain 5 лет назад +14

    I had an 8 month flare up where I was close to death and near suicidal towards the end. I don't have the time to go into too many horrible details here, but it was caused by a poor diet. I had to cut up and looked ripped for a job (stuntman/entertainer) and I noticed that my pain was less when I had more muscle. So, I went on an old multi-set training and calorie loading regimen of mine. I couldn't get enough calories in eating clean, so I started ingesting a ton of dirty calories. Very soon, my body started to shut down and fall apart. At the end I was 140 lbs (down from my normal 175), with dark circles under my eyes. I was stuttering, having panic attacks and I could barely breath, think, talk or read a book. The bottom line is: f*ck sugar. And if man made it, don't eat it. When you're shopping for healthy food, just remember: If it has a mother, it's okay to eat. If people ate it 200 years ago, it's okay to eat. Shop at the back and to one side of the grocery store - the produce department and the butcher. Drink at least a gallon of water a day and stay away from anything artificial - eat only organic, pesticide free, steroid free foods and pay attention to were your meat comes from. I'm now a father, a winning men's physique competitor and a firefighter - with fibromyalgia. It's still very difficult some times, but it's never been like that 8 months again, ever. Eat clean and stay healthy people!

    • @MsReddress1
      @MsReddress1 Год назад

      My same experience, stopped eating sugar and started focusing on giving my body what it needs at the cellular level.

    • @Chanel95-d6u
      @Chanel95-d6u Год назад +1

      SUGAR! YES! Clean out your gut.

  • @eileenhartman8290
    @eileenhartman8290 5 лет назад +9

    Well every thing makes sense now. I had a hysterectomy 37 years ago and I haven't been well since. I now have fibromyalgia. I have done every thing, seen every one and still ill. I saw a private Doctor who said I have mitochondria dysfunction. I'm now just about to start LDN. Low does naltrexone. Can't afford to see you, and Doctors are a waste of time. I have been ill so long now. And I have no quality of life. I'm 69 now and life seems so hopeless.

    • @mela8940
      @mela8940 4 года назад +3

      Hang in there please, I understand. All the way from South Africa

    • @eileenhartman8290
      @eileenhartman8290 4 года назад +1

      @@mela8940. Thank you for that. But you don't say any thing about what is wrong with you, or how or if you got well. And what you might have tried.

    • @tonireardon5338
      @tonireardon5338 3 года назад +1

      Eileen,
      I’m with you! I’m 68 and feel 108. Diagnosed 23 years ago. Nothing has changed but the date. When the fatigue and pain are too much, Iam in bed just wanting everything and everyone to go away. Take this pill, that pill, try this or that. I DON’T want to. I just want my life back. I’m surprised my husband is still around. He works a lot, even though he is retired. He started a business. I have beautiful, young grandchildren I want to enjoy. Their parents want me to travel with them. How can I? I will try the clean gut and get away from dairy and sugar. My bones are crumbling and I need Vitamin D and calcium. I’m just recovering from my fourth foot surgery. It has been terrible. Sorry to vent. The best to you on your fibromyalgia journey. If you find something that works, please share.

  • @slc1161
    @slc1161 Год назад

    THANK YOU! Your information is very helpful. I’m a retired critical care/ ER nurse who had to stop working because chronic pain became so bad. I worked until age 57, then I had to go on disability. There are days that I can barely get out of bed because the fatigue feels like you’re in the ocean tied to cement blocks. Fortunately my close friends get it. I’m now 61 and was just diagnosed with fibromyalgia. I thought I had long Covid causing this.

  • @sarahgriffin5405
    @sarahgriffin5405 3 года назад

    Oh if only I were there or you were here. I'm 74 years old and have suffered from fibro for many years but was not diagnosed until the early 90's. I'm in Oroville, California and am hoping that you might be able to put me in touch with a doctor near me who is knowledgeable in fibro treatment. It would be so wonderful to experience some relief. In the meantime I'll continue to watch your videos and do what I can to help myself. Thank you

  • @hazel4172
    @hazel4172 5 лет назад +13

    I can see everything you are saying makes complete sense ,but what good is it to know, if we cannot get the treatment.I am in the UK,and as far as I know this treatment is unknown here,

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  5 лет назад +2

      I get my Phosphatidylcholine from Europe, so it's not known there. You can investigate the food sources of the nutrients that I speak of. Then eat those foods!

    • @nonnalovepriceless
      @nonnalovepriceless 5 лет назад +1

      Hazel hello hazel I’m in uk also and there is no treatment like this dr has explained
      It makes so much sense though what he sd .
      I go to a clinic in Bedford to have oxygen therapy injection and after all these years of pain
      It has helped a little ..
      his name is Oliver .
      Hope today hasn’t been so bad .
      My days are bad always
      The pain is chronic ..

    • @melaniewalker5226
      @melaniewalker5226 5 лет назад

      Hazel i'm in the UK I was diagnosed about six years ago and I go to the pain clinic and I get a lot of pain killing treatment. I've found the doctors have taken me seriously since day one and done everything they possibly can for me.

  • @annette8986
    @annette8986 Год назад +4

    Has anyone complained of burning of the skin

  • @mysnellvilleblog
    @mysnellvilleblog 5 лет назад +5

    I found a vitamin patch and have ordered it from PatchMD. It bypasses the digestive system. I haven’t received it yet but the reviews look good.

  • @WendyHannan-pt7ez
    @WendyHannan-pt7ez 10 месяцев назад

    It’s real all right, I wouldn’t wish fibromyalgia on any one. Pain being the worst, along with fatigue and sleeplessness. I’m glad more information is coming out regarding fibromyalgia, I believe healing the gut is very important. Thank you for this video, I’ve really enjoyed watching this.

  • @JennWatson
    @JennWatson 11 месяцев назад +2

    It's the food- sugar, grains, ultra processed foods and toxic seed oils!
    😮

  • @Pamlg
    @Pamlg 6 лет назад +6

    There is a fasting summit starting Monday. I purchased it because i wanted to start watching it in December to prepare for a water fast the beginning of January (only 4 day). They covered water fasting in part of the summit.
    Long story short - going into autophagy and then stem cell rejuvenation. Do you think it's possible for the body to get rid of the damaged cells (8:48) on it's own through the autophagy process? Supposedly it's 300X the autophagy process starting on day 4 of a water cleanse.
    Great video, thank you. I have known many people with FM and they're offered virtually no hope.
    I really don't understand why you don't have a million subs - seriously. You explain things so well and cover some really important topics.

    • @OubreMedical
      @OubreMedical  6 лет назад +1

      Wow, thanks again for the compliment, Pam :). I'll get more subscribers over time. It just takes a while I guess.
      In regards to your question about getting rid of damaged cells via autophagy, you have to remember that when you destroy a cell, the other cells nearby take its components in order to build new cells. So, even though you are undergoing autophagy, you will inevitably recycle some components. With autophagy, you completely destroy the proteins inside the cell, but you cannot break down the fats of the cell membrane as well (otherwise, the autophagy process would consume the whole body).
      I would consider it like this. Your neighbor moves out, so you use the wood to add on an extension to your house. But, you didn't take the furniture. So, if the wood was rotten, it is now a part of your house. Same goes with damaged cell membranes (fats). Your nearby cells will absorb those damaged fats and incorporate them into their cell membrane.
      You need new components in order to flush the old components out. Using phosphatidylcholine (Essentiale N) is like adding water to a bucket filled with blue dye. Eventually, the blue dye will get lighter as you dilute it out.
      I still have a lot to learn about fasting and autophagy. The research is very promising thus far though.

    • @Pamlg
      @Pamlg 6 лет назад

      @@OubreMedical geez - best explanation EVER! I had no idea. The fasting summit started today but I already watched a lot of the video's. In listening to them, this wasn't the picture I had of autophagy. Thank you for painting such a clear picture on such an exciting/important/fun topic.

  • @privateprivate9285
    @privateprivate9285 Год назад +9

    Thank you! Suffer so much from this, have all the symptoms, feels like perpetual flu symptoms in every part of my body, just awful!🇬🇧

  • @Flickforus
    @Flickforus 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you for this video, I've been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and seen many specialists and they're only solutions were prescriptions that made me even sicker, definitely going to try these detox/ lifestyle tips.

  • @denisewhitlow7493
    @denisewhitlow7493 10 месяцев назад +2

    I have so much pain everywhere. It feels like every nerve or cell is electrified and stinging. My muscles hurt, my organs hurt, every system hurts.

  • @DonnaFerguson-bd8zn
    @DonnaFerguson-bd8zn Год назад +1

    Thank you, have had to for 17 years it's the most horrible thing I have ever been through. I prayed for death the first 10 years, now I just deal with it with pain meds, and they barely work but make it bearable

  • @precisecovers2551
    @precisecovers2551 4 года назад +5

    Thank you so much for this awesome information. My mom has fibro and I hate seeing her go through this. She is so brave, goes to work, doesn’t like to complain but I know it bothers her to the max. This information was SO helpful. I would like to know a little more about this, I believe it would help my mother greatly. If you lead me to where I can find more info and how to proceed properly to heal her that would be awesome!
    Thank you once again for this very accurate and important information!