I was astounded at the price, for I have successfully treated many cases of fibromyalgia and none of them required but a fraction of that price or time span. So, I took a shot. In fact, so consistently is this a part of all my patients who come in with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia, that I always find myself smiling as I am taking down the case because of the inevitability of its involving the symptoms mentioned above. I still maintain that fibromyalgia is little more than meridian pain, so I don't find consistency in the findings of the syndrome surprising at all. Of course, it is not all left-sided either.
Some patients come in with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia that is almost all right-sided.
When this balance is lost, the liver and gallbladder can manifest a very different and 'liverish' picture of who we are. We become irritable without cause. We don't sleep well. We find ourselves waking up between the hours of midnight and four in the morning and find it very hard to get back to sleep. This brings us back to our original position, as even this meridian pain was only made possible when the digestive tract was compromised.