Brain Inflammation in Chronic Pain, Migraine and Fibromyalgia

Have you been plagued by mysterious and chronic pain ailments, such as migraine or fibromyalgia?

This book will unravel the secrets of these conditions by revealing that "central sensitization", which amplifies brain signals, is actually triggered by inflammation in the brain. Uncover this ground-breaking information to understand more about your condition!

Knowing the three core aspects of brain inflammation – pain, swelling, and mitochondrial dysfunction – equips both medical professionals and patients with more insights into effectively treating painful conditions.

Having this knowledge can enable them to create individualized treatment protocols that are tailored to the patient’s specific profile or pattern for successful results.

This book is an indispensable source of knowledge for both physicians and those enduring chronic pain, particularly migraine headaches, fibromyalgia, and cluster headaches. Myofascial pain syndrome and complex regional pain syndrome are also explored in detail within this publication.

This volume presents a treasury of evidence from the biomedical literature, offering distinct perspectives on migraine and fibromyalgia as emblematic suffering conditions primarily caused by heightened sensitization in the central nervous system, glial activation, and mitochondrial disarray.

This book brings together these different lines of inquiry to provide meaningful solutions for those living with chronic pain.

Clinicians and patients alike will benefit from the valuable insights provided through Dr. Vasquez's Functional Inflammology Protocol, which skillfully seeks to understand and address the root causes of pain and inflammation rather than only providing temporary relief via drug dependency. These strategies are immediately applicable in treating these conditions effectively.

This book delves into the pathophysiology and essential treatment components; for extra clarification, video lectures and tutorials have been added to provide up-to-date information.