WHAT CAUSES FM?
Most researchers agree FM and CFS is caused by two major factors.
1) The bodys inability to produce sufficient amounts of adensone
triphosphate-referred to as ATP.
The body human requires a continual supply of energy. The body obtains its energy by
oxidation of foods, however, before energy can be used it is transformed into the ATP
molecule.
Synthesis of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins, all necessary for cell integrity, depend
on ATP availability. ATP is the major energy source for just about everything we do. ATP
is considered by scientists to be the energy currency of life. ATP also drives the
membrane pumps which transport magnesium into the cells.
Intracellular magnesium deficiencies exist in FM and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients and
such deficiencies disrupt ATP syntheses. Low ATP levels give rise to even lower
intracellular magnesium, causing further ATP reduction. This vicious cycle may be the
reason for the crash experienced by CFS patients.
2)
Consistently high homocysteine levels in women suffering from FM and CFS is an established
fact.
Excessive
homocysteine can damage the blood vessels that nourish the heart and the brain. High
levels of homocysteine not only predict heart attack and stroke but probably help cause
them as well. People with elevated homocysteine levels also have double the risk of
developing Alzheimers disease. Researchers believe FM and CFS are a result of
deficiencies of substances needed for ATP synthesis and excessive homocysteine levels.
ARE
FIBROMYALGIA AND CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME RELATED?
People suffering from Fibromyalgia usually have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome -- there is
just a more noticeable muscle aching than the other symptoms. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is
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FIBROSTOL
FOR THE RELIEF AND PREVENTION OF FM AND CFS
Fibrostol, natural vitamin and mineral supplement, is formulated especially and
specifically to provide relieve for and the prevention of FM and CFS.
MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE AND DL-MALIC ACID
Fibrostol contains magnesium hydroxide, the form of magnesium most soluble and
bio-available in the human body, and DL-malic acid, the only form biologically active in
the body.
Research has shown DL-malic acid in a ratio of 4:1 over magnesium hydroxide produces the
maximum amount of ATP in the body.
Magnesium and DL-malic acid also protect against the toxic effects of aluminum. Aluminum
blocks the utilization of phosphate for ATP synthesis. Adequate magnesium levels prevent
this toxic effect. DL-malic acid is very potent at reducing aluminum levels in the brain.
Magnesium deficiency is also very common in patients with irritable bowel syndrome, mitral
valve prolapse, tension headache and dysmenorrheal.
Fibrostol contains the soluble forms of magnesium and DL-malic, in the appropriate ratio,
in the correct dosage, for maximum daily production of ATP in the body.
THE ROLE OF B-12
IN FM AND CFS
There is convincing evidence high homocysteine levels is an underlying factor in women
suffering from FM and CFS.
The metabolism of homocysteine occurs in two different pathways. One pathway--methionine
synthase--results in the synthesis of methionine from homocysteine, and is dependent on
folic acid and vitamin B-12. The other pathway converts homocysteine to an amino acid,
cysteine, and this pathway requires vitamin B-6 and vitamin B-12.
Vitamin B-12 is the crucial element in the prevention of excessive build-up of
homocysteine.
Vitamin B-12 comes in several forms including hydroxyl, cyano, and adenosyl, but only the
methylcobalamin form is soluble, is delivered efficiently to nerve tissues, and is used in
the central nervous system. Other forms of B-12 are not soluble and are totally
ineffective in preventing build-up of homocysteine.
Methylcobalamin also participates in the synthesis of SAM-e (S-adenosylmethionine), a
nutrient with powerful mood elevating properties. Methylcobalamin especially protects
nerve tissue and brain cells, and promotes healthy sleep. Because of this, Methylcobalamin
is considered important in the treatment of all neurological diseases.
Fibrostol contains the only form of B-12 absorbed in the bran cells, methylcobalamin, in
the correct dosage to prevent homocysteine build-up.
OTHER B-VITAMINS
Proper combination of B vitamins substantially reduces total homocysteine levels in the
body.
Folic acid--a B vitamin--combats anemia, helps to reduce homocysteine levels, relieves
pain, and helps B-12 to work better.
Riboflavin--vitamin B-2--is needed to change vitamin B-6 into a form the body can use, and
it helps change the amino acid tryptophan into niacin, another essential B vitamin. Inside
the mitochondria, a cells tiny powerhouse, riboflavin acts to move electrons,
releasing energy to make ATP. In addition, riboflavin seems to have the power to control
migraines.
Vitamin B-6 interacts with magnesium in more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body.
B-6 has to be on hand when your body breaks down stored sugar for energy, when it creates
the building blocks that will become protein. B-6 also helps neurotransmitters, the
chemicals our nervous systems produce in order to send out messages. It also helps
regulate the central nervous system and helps protect against stress.
Recommended daily dose of Fibrostol provides women with the proper form of B-vitamins
necessary to prevent the accumulation of excessive homocysteine.
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INGREDIENTS
Six tablets contain:
Malic acid 2000 mg.
Magnesium (hydroxide) 500 mg.
B6 100 mg.
Riboflavin B2 75 mg.
Folic acid 5 grams
B12 (meythcobalamin) 3 mg.
DOSAGE
Four (4) caplets a day in a divided dose of two (2) caplets twice a day.
While
some will experience a rapid response, others may take longer to respond. A majority of
patients will feel significant improvement of pain within 72 hours of starting the
supplement. Fatigue symptoms take up to two weeks before diminishing. Maximum benefit, at
any given dosage, occurs within six (6) weeks.
Many
women stop taking Fibrostol after achieving total relief from FM and CFS, only to find
their symptoms promptly resurface.
The
renewal of symptoms cannot be quickly alleviated by simply taking Fibrostol again. The
FM/CFS sufferer will find themselves back where they began before discovering Fibrostol,
and once again it will take two to six weeks of taking Fibrostol to get their symptoms
back under control. The key to success with Fibrostol is to be observant and disciplined.
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