Cells and their power stations, the mitochondria, malfunction and produce inadequate ATP, the currency of energy. An energy deprivation syndrome develops and affects susceptible, widespread, bodily functions. We realize this is simplistic and the chemistry far more involved. Treatment with guaifenesin requires more than a mere prescription. A detailed history is necessary to ascertain the duration of the illness and to permit prognostication regarding speed of reversal.
Simple palpation finds most of the lesions.
They should be recorded on body maps for location, hardness, shape, and size of. Patients are asked to keep at least a mental note of their symptoms with attention to pain and emotional swings. Mappings are repeated as treatment progresses and are used to monitor affected regions for change and ultimate disappearance. Our mutual input readily identifies the dosage and discerns improvement. Guaifenesin can be taken at any age and has been in use for many years for its previous indications.