Although I am focused on making the connection between fibromyalgia and fluoride poisoning, I realize that fluoride poisoning may be only one of several causes or perhaps a supporting cause of fibromyalgia. So, I would like to digress a bit and share a couple of alternate theories about fibromyalgia. One theory is proposed by a chiropractor who believes that fibromyalgia is caused by a misaligment of the base of the skull and the uppermost neck vertebra. (you need to login to Dr. Whitcomb's website to see the info - starting with What is Fibromyalgia)

http://www.stopfibro.com

Another theory proposes that fibromyalgia is caused by scar tissue, or fibrosis which in turn causes ischemia. This article makes a good point: "Pain meds have no effect on relieving the pain of ischemia!" If this is true, it would explain why many fibromyalgia sufferers suffer severe pain, even while taking larges doses of powerful pain meds.

http://www.systemicenzymetherapy.com...bromyalgia.htm

To test out the second theory, one could try taking Neprinol. Be sure your doc approves of taking Neprinol. Since it gets rid of excess fibrin, it can have an impact on your blood's clotting ability - especially if you are already taking anticoagulants. Also, Neprinol is not cheap:



Also try doing suitable moderate low repetition resistance exercises, again with your doctor's approval.

Now, some people believe there is a viral component to fibromyalgia. Therefore, you might also consider taking coconut oil at the same time. The following article discusses research documenting reduced viral loads from taking coconut oil (for HIV):

http://www.doh.gov.ph/SARS/coconut_oil.htm