Ankylosing Spondylitis Remission – Discover three ways to put your AS in remission

Visit SiteAs a way of thanking you for taking the time to read my webpage, I would like to offer you, as a free gift, the first two chapters of my book "Ankylosing Spondylitis Remission" as well as some additional interesting information about AS and ways of dealing with it.

Each person’s experience is unique so I sincerely believe you will have something to gain by reading my story. At the very least you’ll see how I handled my situation but I’m sure you’ll also get some new insights or perspectives about this disease that you probably haven’t thought of until now.

Does it seem hard to believe? I can certainly understand that! Not long ago I was in the exact same position. After five years of suffering from several unexplained symptoms, I finally got a clear diagnosis: Ankylosing Spondylitis (also known as Morbus Bechterew).

But instead of being able to enjoy the fact that I finally knew what was wrong with me and immediately start treatment and get healthy again, I was told that in fact there is no cure for AS and that I would actually have to live my whole life with that agonizing pain and become increasingly ankylosed and hunchbacked, until my spine would get completely stiff. And that would be the "lucky" case because this disease can attack other organs as well: heart, lungs, kidneys, intestines and even the eyes.

The devastation that comes with such news can only be really understood by someone who lived through it.

Your own body, which is supposed to accompany you your whole life and support you through your daily activities, starts to break down and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. The excruciating pain seems to rob you from all your life energy. All your plans and dreams are gone and replaced by a continuous fight for preserving your body’s physical integrity, a fight which you will eventually lose, as you are told by the conventional medicine from the very beginning.

Besides all the usual stress and problems coming at you every day from the outside world, you now also have to fight an internal enemy, a much worse enemy, that never seems to sleep. The feeling of loneliness and desperation that comes from that can’t really be put into words. And then there is the fear of the future, that seems to always dwell within you and raise its ugly head even in those rare cases when the physical pain subsides for a few days.

But fortunately, I didn’t remain stuck there. After a period of depression, that seemed like an eternity to me, I had a revelation that changed my life. It changed my whole perspective regarding my disease and put me on the right track towards finding a solution to my problem.

I started researching this disease and one of the first things I found out was the fact that Ankylosing Spondylitis is actually one of the few rheumatic diseases for which a total remission was possible at every stage, a fact documented and accepted even by the conventional medicine.

As I asked my doctor about that, I was surprised to find out that he also knew that but he didn’t tell me about it because he didn’t want me to get false hopes. "Those are unexplained cases", he said. The standard course of evolution, as known by the conventional medicine, is the one he previously described for me. That was what I should expect, not some "miraculous" cure.

While I completely understand his position, in my opinion, giving the patients hope, supporting and encouraging them to search and find a solution for themselves, if the doctors don’t have any for the moment, is a much better alternative.

After all, if we generalized the "false hope" theory and we had taken this approach in everything we did from the beginning of the human race, we wouldn’t have made any advances at all and we would probably still live in caves today.

The people who dreamt about "impossible" things and went out and achieved them are the reason why we, as a human race, advanced in all areas and why you and I are able to enjoy today everything the world has to offer. Where would we be right now, for example, if someone didn’t dream about flying and didn’t ignore the advice about not making themselves false hopes about it, however well intentioned that advice may have been?

So I thanked the doctor for his good intentions but I didn’t let myself be influenced by them. I figured that if there is at least one person who got cured of Ankylosing Spondylitis, then this disease is not really incurable. One just has to find out how to get rid of it.

So I continued my research, I tried all sorts of treatments, I read everything I could get my hands on regarding this disease and the ones in its immediate family (Spondyloarthritis) as well as those in the larger family of rheumatism and I discovered that there are in fact not one but three different ways in which this disease can be completely stopped.

And I am talking about natural, scientifically tested approaches, with no side-effects, specifically targeted for Ankylosing Spondylitis and the main factors that can trigger this disease and sustain it in your body!

As an example, a pilot study for… Read more…