Those are all big words, but what they collectively represent is a likely solution to ending fibromyalgia pain, fatigue, and insomnia. Let me explain…
One of the best analogies or metaphors to use to explain the functional disconnection syndrome (brain imbalance in fibromyalgia) is this: think of it like a marching band. When both sides of the brain are working together, and they’re strong, and they’re in tune, and they’re in sync; you’ve got a marching band…or it’s like an orchestra. Everything sounds great. It sounds very pleasing. But what happens if the trumpets decide that they’re going to play a half a beat off? It’s not going to sound right.
That’s what’s going on in the brain of a fibromyalgia patient. When the brain is functioning properly, we get a very orchestral, beautiful function…but if just one section starts to play off tune or out of sync, then things get thrown out of time and we get all sorts of symptoms like pain, tenderness, fatigue, memory loss, rapid heartbeat, headaches, Irritable bowel, hormone imbalances…and more. [...]
