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Old 06-16-2015, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by visioniosiv View Post
It's possible! Channel that same passion that you had for learning sports as a kid into your recovery. All those same principles apply. Ask yourself not WHAT needs to be improved, but WHO is improving... and why.

As far as RSD/CRPS/whatever they call it these days, this is what it boiled down to for me:

1) constant gentle movement/ROM
2) massage/desensitization
3) diet change from acidic (inflammatory) to alkaline
4) positive physical environment (Tons of individual ways to boost this - uplifting music, get out in nature, reevaluate and let go of stressful relationships, work environment, etc)
5) positive mental environment change (meditation, visualization, affirmations)
6) antioxidant supplements like vitamin C, NAC, or grape seed extract
7) 50% DMSO applied to the trauma site(s)
8) mirror therapy
9) Service and prayer for others in a worse position than we are
10) following the Heart on the things we still CAN do

Many of these are wayyy easier said than done, of course.
All the best to you whiteaa

Couple of questions...

1. what is dmso? and NAC?

Also, I have several trauma sites. I can still move them so I don't know what I should do in PT. My back is very painful along my spine which makes sitting very painful. but I can still walk and do everything.

Thanks
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