CARPAL TUNNEL
SYNDROME
by Dr. Lawrence Wilson
© June 2018, L.D.
Wilson Consultants, Inc.
All information in this article is for educational
purposes only. It is not for the diagnosis,
treatment, prescription or cure of any disease or health condition.
This is a
very common, painful condition of the wrist and forearm in which the nerves
appear to become inflamed in this area, causing extreme discomfort and possible
loss of flexibility and function in some cases. A development program can be exceptionally helpful to
relieve and completely get rid of this condition. This article explores some causes of carpal tunnel syndrome
and their correction.
CAUSES
OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
While a
single one of the following may cause carpal tunnel syndrome, often a
combination is responsible. All
causes should be addressed together, whenever possible:
- Hypothyroidism, often sub-clinical. A
development program will slowly correct this without a need to take thyroid
replacement hormones.
- Inflammation, usually indicated by a
high sodium/potassium ratio.
- A low sodium/potassium ratio. This can indicate some tissue breakdown
or catabolism.
- Biounavailable calcium, with some calcium deposits
in the joints.
- Repetitive stress
injury, although we believe this is a secondary cause.
- Perhaps excessive
muscle tension or tightness in the forearms or wrists.
- Toxic metals, which tend
to accumulate in the extremities due to reduced blood circulation in many
people.
- Possibly a deficiency
of vitamin B6 or other B-complex vitamins, in particular. Other nutrient deficiencies such as low
iodine or others might also be involved, in some cases.
- Stress due to any cause can aggravate the
condition.
A
development program addresses these, and perhaps other causes of carpal tunnel
syndrome. The responses, so far,
have been excellent.
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