Anne Hillebrand - Fibromyalgia - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Fibromyalgia - Health/Fitness

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Expert Profile: Anne Hillebrand

Expertise: Can explain the 4 "Routes" to FMS / 4 "Versions" of FMS / Symptoms. How CFS and RLS are related to FMS. The effective way to Test, Diagnose and Treat FMS. Monitoring FMS using Saliva pH testing. I read all Fibro, Hyaluronan, Hyaluronidase, Chronic Fatigue, Restless Leg, Pain abstracts as released on PubMed. I read Pain and Fibromyalgia articles as released on Amadeo, Arthritis Research Advance, and others. Able to explain the context and terminology associated with FMS. Familiar with most of the common treatment methods used for FMS. Familiar with compounding and dispensing pharmacies, physicians, and patients in the US and some overseas.

Experience in the area
Developed an effective combination medical treatment method for FMS, was the first person on it, and host an all free web site for those seeking Fibromyalgia Symptom, Testing, Diagnosis and Treatment information. Personally have extremely severe, rapid-onset FMS. April, 2000 as reaction to prescription med. Low grade, undiagnosed FMS for over 25 years prior. Do not have to experience the symptoms as long as I stay on treatment.

Education/Credentials
B.S. Accounting / Business

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What do you like about this subject? Every advance we make helps so many people at one time. The progress that we are able to make because of internet communication.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field? To take current knowledge on to even better treatment methods and eventually to find a cure.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know: The symptoms of Fibromyalgia are caused by a disruption in the natural flow of Serous Fluids throughout the body. These fluids (a product of blood) feed, lubricate and rinse all our cells. There are at least 42 Tender Points. They are located at the major branches of the arteries. There are four Versions of FMS; Overly Acidic, Overly Alkali, Thyroid/Temperature and Liver Damage.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject Commercial greed and our own ignorance are the two toughest obstacles we face in dealing with FMS.

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User Comments

Thanks for the response, it's nice to be able to talk to somebody
(Diane on 04/23/08)

Anne, Thank you for taking the time to help me out. I will try the suggestion you mention and try and see if I can find some answer there. I am gettin
(Linda on 11/01/07)

Thank you very much. I will post comments so others can read on-line.
(ELIZABETH T. GARCIA on 08/14/07)

Thank you so much- I definitely learned something new! I was unaware of the lymphatic aspect of this syndrome.
(brenda on 07/02/07)

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Recent Answers from Anne Hillebrand

2008-08-19 conversation at Thrift Store: Hello again, Mark. Yes, I remember talking with you! The book is Innocent Man - Murder and Injustice in a Small Town. The apartment in the photos section in the center of the book is the one hubby...

2008-07-26 Heartburn: Thanks for your question, Rose. It pertains to about 90% of all Fibros. We are the Overly Acidic version. When I was hit full blown in 2000, we learned that Fibros don't have a stomach acid problem...

2008-07-18 pain: Not sure, Luis, but doesn't sound much like FMS. You can find lists of symptoms on several web sites online. My free site, www.FibroFix.com has a list, with descriptions. You are welcome to print...

2008-06-15 fibromyalgia and compound fractures: Hi, Kimberly. Thanks for your question. I think you mean that you have a compression fracture. Compression fracture is a common type of fracture in the back. The vertebrae gets "crushed" due to trauma...

2008-04-22 onset of my fibro: Hi, Hannah. Thanks for your question. I don't know that answer. Am not a medical professional, and never had a baby of our own, either. We do consistently see 4 common Routes to FMS: viral, abuse/stress...