Vitamin D deficiency
there is evidence be sure of it over the years that vitamin D deficiency plays a major role in influencing the pain of muscle and connective tissue (Fibromyalgia), has scientists for a long time that vitamin D deficiency causes pain in the bones and muscles, and the majority of people suffering from Vitamin D deficiency, also created one of the studies, that chronic pain in patients who suffer from vitamin D deficiency requires a higher dose of the drug, compared with people who of vitamin D deficiency, and that the pain will be more severe.
But cannot say for sure that the increase in calcium intake is a treatment, but it is possible to relieve symptoms or to alleviate reliance on medications, you'll need more than the amount recommended daily which is 400 IU of calcium any as much as 1,000 to 5,000 IU daily, but consult your doctor beforehand.
Stomach problems
that more than 70% of those who complain of pain muscles and connective tissues (Fibromyalgia), acquire also troublesome symptoms in the stomach such as diarrhea or malaise intestine, according to the studies of the brain, found that patients who are suffering from diarrhea and malaise intestine in that one, they are more in response to severe pain and are more susceptible to increased pain.
So prefer to consult a specialist disease stomach to relieve the symptoms, but you have to start the program diet foods help you with that, One of the causes of the problems of the stomach is to eat a big meal or caffeine intake as you avoid eating foods that cause gas legumes and vegetables from a platoon cabbage, with capacity doctor to prescribe you medication, but research has shown that modern some natural remedies may also benefit, for example, created a study that vegetables and fruits rich in fiber dissolved help 9% of those who suffer from stomach problems, and oil, peppermint relieves the symptoms of 40% of patients, and prescription drugs for anti-spasm contributed treatment 20% of patients (as contribute to calming the digestive tract).

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