Chronic Pain

and Fatigue

If you are suffering from chronic pain and fatigue, you know the pain is real. Pain is designed to be a warning sign that you may have injured yourself and may require care. But, the National Institute of Health defines Chronic Pain as persistent pain signals firing in the nervous system for weeks, months of years even when there is no visible sign of injury.

Did you know that chronic pain sufferers report painful stimulus as being as much as twice or more as painful than non-sufferers? Don't let anyone tell you that it's your imagination.

My name is Myra Keal. I, like you, suffer from chronic pain and fatigue. The medical community has yet to identify a complete cure to our pain, but different treatments from diet to relaxation or medical therapies have brought a measure of relief.

I have worked so hard to find natural tools to help me in my fight. It would be misleading to call it a cure, but my findings have brought me enough relief that I want to share the results. I hope that they can help you in your fight against pain as well. Give them a try and let me know your experience.

- Myra