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Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

read more

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

read more

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

read more

Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

read more

Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

read more

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

read more

Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

read more

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

read more

Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

read more

Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

read more

IC and Mast Cells: 3 Acute Ways to Inhibit Formation and Pain

Pelvic nerve plexus 1Mast cells are part of the immune system and are found throughout the body particularly in areas of inflammatory reaction  It has been found that those with IC and bladder ulcerative changes(<5% of the IC population) have 5x more mast cells than others with IC  Thus those with the IC bladder pain syndrome(interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD, and fibromyalgia) may have a common pathway through excess mast cell production  The reason that this becomes important is that the mast cell produces many irritating molecules that may mediate the pain complex that is present

Why Do Mast Cells Concentrate in the Bladder Wall?

There is a functional relationship between mast cell production and the autonomic nervous system which is the part of the nervous system that causes the bladder to function  If the nervous system becomes hyperexcitable or extra nervous then this will in and of stimulate mast cell arousal  This begins the cascade of molecular events that leads to the release of NGF, TNF, histamines, endokrines, and other modulating molecules that cause irritability

So the next question is “Why does the nervous system become irritable in the pelvic area?”  This becomes a problem from the matter science point of view because the model cannot hold the space to allow an answer  But the energy science model can explain the origin of the nervous system behavior based on the qualities that emanate from the lower rectum and come to reside in the pelvic nerves, both somatic and autonomic

This becomes a big deal as it gets to the heart of the origin of the IC bladder pain syndrome

3 Ways to Influence Mast Cell Production by Affecting the Pelvic Nerve Complex

In the energy science of Ayurveda there is a dictum that there is no pain without the Vata energy pattern  So it’s not surprising that all pain syndromes have Vata involvement energetically mediated molecularly through the nervous system

1 Basti downregulates mast cell production by changing nerve plexus irritation  This is a time honored way to deal with Vata imbalance which disturbs nervous tissue  There are many forms of basti both internal and external  Internal basti is done by placing herbal decoctions with oil, usually sesame, into the lower rectum by enema bag  Many people with IC have been poked and jabbed by instruments or tubes going into the bladder  Why would a comfortable placement of a tube into the lower rectum through the anus be such a big deal? So self done enemas can be a major step toward controlling the imbalance in the pelvic nerves and in so doing influence mast cell production and the symptoms of fatigue, cognitive disruption, sleep disorders, mood disorders, and general malaise

2 PeaPure or palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is actually a glial cell modulator(nervous system immune cells) that impacts mast cell formation through its interaction with NGF  Its mode of action is more than likely by affecting the nervous system which induces the mast cells to begin with  Due to the work of Nobel Price Laureate Rita Levi Montalcini who was the first to identify PEA as a mast cell inhibitor in 1993  Based on her work PEA has been extensively used as a analgesic and anti-inflammatory compound since the last decade, especially in the countries were PEA is available, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands  It’s available as a nutraceutical in 400mg tablets

3 LDN(Low Dose Naltrexone) has been shown to be effective in forms of chronic pain syndrome  It is a novel anti-inflammatory agent in the central nervous system, via action on microglial cells and may represent one of the first glial cell modulators to be used for the management of chronic pain disorders  As a daily oral therapy, LDN is inexpensive and well-tolerated

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

read more

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

read more

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

read more

Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

read more

Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

read more

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

read more

Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

read more

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

read more

Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

read more

Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

read more

IC and the Synergy of Healing: Adding onto the Energetic Effect

“Ok give me the one thing that’s going to clear this IC thing that I have” typically goes the refrain going through our minds as we try to figure it what to do

Heart synergyAnd while we have been programmed to believe that it’s that one pill, the one operation, the one piece of advice that’s going to turn the corner, it’s really not that way  It may be that in an acute situation such as appendicitis that the immediate action of removing the appendix fixes the problem  But even in that clinical scenario there is the need for doing things after the operation to fully recover  In the management of chronic diseases such as the IC bladder pain syndrome(interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD, and fibromyalgia) this process of needing to do more than one thing in order to evoke a healing response becomes even more apparent

The Energy Science Approach to Healing

In order to evoke a change toward real healing the mindbody needs to know that we’re serious about wanting to turn things around for us and move in a different direction  Toward balance in this situation This means that there needs to be not only consistency in our actions but also a willingness to pile on the energetic effects produced by our actions

For example we might feel a tad bit better by introducing nutritional changes that bring about more physiologic balance  Bringing about more balance to the physiology occurs when we stop adding to our imbalances  For example, if we happen to have a Pitta Kapha energy constitutional make up then nuts are not a good choice for us because they carry the vibrational frequencies of heavy, slow, oily, static, and cloudy  When we stop introducing these qualities of nuts into our physiology then the mindbody begins to shed those qualities that we were consistently putting into our mindbody

So we stop adding to the imbalance that is creating our ill health  That’s a good thing…changing our nutrition so we don’t continue to keep ourselves sick  A step toward healing has been made  But there’s another layer  What about incompatible food combinations?  Well, by avoiding them we begin improving our agni  That’s a good thing  Another step has been taken

But then we can add another layer  What about restructuring our day to a favorable time for the mindbody to do certain things…like getting up early to exercise, eating our biggest meal of the day at around noon, going to bed early to take advantage of the night time detoxification duties that the mindbody naturally does if we don’t interfere with them  So another layer has been added to the complex process of energy healing  And we should point out that this healing has not cost anything….only just changing the way we do things

Synergistic Healing

So from an energy science point of view, real healing requires our participation and this layering effect  There are a multiplicity of things to be done to bring physiologic balance and release excess vibrational frequencies that don’t serve us well

This layering phenomenon is actually promoting synergy  It’s not just one thing but the multiplicity of things that are done that bring about the desired effect  Each lifestyle behavior pattern that we add supports and makes stronger the previous pattern that we just put into place  That is, these changes that we make feed on one another creating a grand foundation on which to support the healing of the condition that doesn’t serve us anymore

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

read more

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

read more

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

read more

Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

read more

Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

read more

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

read more

Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

read more

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

read more

Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

read more

Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

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Maîtriser la Configuration de l’Application Instant Casino et le Dépannage de Connexion : Une Plongée Approfondie avec des Conseils Pro

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Avant de Commencer : Vérification Essentielle

  • Âge et Légalité : Assurez-vous d’être âgé d’au moins 18 ans et de résider dans une région où les jeux d’argent sont autorisés, comme la France.
  • Connexion Internet Stable : Une connexion fiable est cruciale pour l’Instant casino app et le site web.
  • Méthodes de Paiement : Préparez vos cartes bancaires ou portefeuilles électroniques (ex. : PayPal, Skrill) pour les transactions.
  • Documentation d’Identité : Ayez sous la main une pièce d’identité valide pour la vérification du compte, nécessaire pour les retraits.
  • Appareils Compatibles : Vérifiez que votre smartphone (iOS/Android) ou ordinateur supporte les dernières versions de l’application ou du navigateur.

Guide détaillé d’Inscription sur Instant Casino

Pour accéder à https://instantcasino-fr.eu.com/, suivez ces étapes précises :

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  3. Créez un mot de passe sécurisé et acceptez les conditions générales après les avoir lues attentivement.
  4. Vérifiez votre compte via un email de confirmation ou un SMS, puis complétez la vérification d’identité si requise pour activer toutes les fonctionnalités.
  5. Effectuez un premier dépôt pour débloquer les bonus de bienvenue, en utilisant une méthode de paiement de votre choix.
Interface de l'application Instant Casino montrant des jeux et des options de navigation
Capture d’écran illustrative de l’interface utilisateur d’Instant Casino, mettant en avant la facilité d’accès aux jeux et aux paramètres.

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Les bonus sur Instant Casino, comme l’offre de bienvenue, impliquent des conditions de mise (wagering) qu’il est crucial de comprendre. Par exemple, supposons que vous receviez un bonus de 100€ avec un wagering de 30x. Voici le calcul :

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  • Si vous jouez à un jeu avec un RTP (Retour au Joueur) de 96%, vos pertes théoriques pendant le processus sont d’environ 3 000€ × (1 – 0,96) = 120€.
  • Pour optimiser, choisissez des jeux à haut RTP (ex. : blackjack à 99%) et évitez ceux avec des contributions faibles aux conditions de mise.

Scénario pratique : Avec un dépôt de 50€ et un bonus de 100% (soit 50€ bonus), le wagering de 30x donne 1 500€ à miser. Planifiez vos sessions pour répartir les risques.

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Méthodes de Paiement Cartes de crédit/débit, e-wallets (PayPal, Skrill), virements bancaires ; retraits sous 24-48 heures.
Sécurité Cryptage SSL 256-bit, vérification en deux étapes, politiques de jeu responsable.
Support Client Assistance 24/7 via chat en direct, email, et téléphone ; réponse sous 1 heure en moyenne.
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Banque et Transactions : Dépôts et Retraits

Instant Casino propose des options de paiement variées. Les dépôts sont instantanés avec des minimums de 10€, tandis que les retraits nécessitent une vérification et peuvent prendre 1 à 3 jours ouvrables. Utilisez des méthodes comme les e-wallets pour des transactions plus rapides. Vérifiez toujours les limites de retrait mensuelles, qui peuvent atteindre 10 000€, et assurez-vous que votre compte est entièrement vérifié pour éviter des retards.

Sécurité et Conformité : Analyse Approfondie

La sécurité sur Instant Casino est renforcée par une licence officielle, un cryptage de données de pointe, et des audits réguliers des jeux pour garantir l’équité. Le site utilise des protocoles anti-fraude et encourage le jeu responsable avec des outils d’auto-exclusion. Pour vérifier la légitimité, consultez les informations de licence en bas de page et évitez les imitations en utilisant uniquement le lien officiel.

Dépannage Technique : Problèmes Courants et Solutions

Les problèmes de Instant casino login sont fréquents. Voici des scénarios et solutions :

  • Mot de passe oublié : Utilisez l’option “Réinitialiser le mot de passe” sur la page de connexion ; vérifiez votre boîte email pour le lien de réinitialisation.
  • Application qui plante : Vérifiez les mises à jour de l’Instant casino app, redémarrez l’appareil, ou réinstallez l’application depuis une source fiable.
  • Connexion bloquée : Cela peut être dû à des tentatives échouées ; attendez 30 minutes ou contactez le support pour débloquer le compte.
  • Problèmes de réseau : Assurez-vous que votre connexion Internet est stable et désactivez les VPN si utilisés, car ils peuvent interférer avec la géolocalisation.

FAQ Étendue (8-10 Questions)

  1. Comment télécharger l’Instant casino app sur iOS ? Réponse : Allez sur l’App Store, recherchez “Instant Casino”, téléchargez l’application, et assurez-vous que votre appareil exécute iOS 12 ou ultérieur pour la compatibilité.
  2. Quelles sont les étapes pour résoudre un problème de Instant casino login ? Réponse : Vérifiez vos identifiants, réinitialisez le mot de passe si nécessaire, effacez le cache du navigateur, et contactez le support si le problème persiste.
  3. Instant Casino est-il sûr pour les transactions bancaires ? Réponse : Oui, grâce au cryptage SSL et aux partenariats avec des prestataires de paiement de confiance, toutes les transactions sont protégées contre les fraudes.
  4. Comment calculer le wagering d’un bonus ? Réponse : Multipliez le montant du bonus par le multiplicateur de wagering (ex. : 50€ bonus avec 20x wagering = 1 000€ à miser), et consultez les conditions spécifiques au jeu.
  5. Quels jeux ont la meilleure contribution aux conditions de bonus ? Réponse : Les jeux de table comme le blackjack et la roulette contribuent souvent à 100%, tandis que les machines à sous peuvent varier de 10% à 50% ; vérifiez toujours les règles.
  6. Que faire en cas de retard de retrait ? Réponse : Vérifiez que votre compte est complètement vérifié, contactez le support avec les détails de transaction, et utilisez des méthodes de retrait rapides comme les e-wallets.
  7. Comment activer la vérification en deux étapes pour plus de sécurité ? Réponse : Allez dans les paramètres de compte, sélectionnez “Sécurité”, et suivez les instructions pour lier une application d’authentification ou un numéro de téléphone.
  8. L’application Instant casino est-elle disponible hors ligne ? Réponse : Non, une connexion Internet active est requise pour jouer en temps réel et accéder aux fonctionnalités en ligne.
  9. Quelles sont les limites de mise sur les jeux en direct ? Réponse : Les limites varient par jeu et fournisseur ; consultez les tables de jeu spécifiques, avec des minimums souvent à partir de 1€ et des maximums pouvant atteindre plusieurs milliers d’euros.
  10. Comment signaler un problème technique avec l’application ? Réponse : Utilisez l’option “Aide” dans l’application, décrivez le problème en détail, et fournissez des captures d’écran si possible pour une assistance rapide.

Conclusion

Ce guide exhaustif a couvert tous les aspects essentiels d’Instant Casino, de l’inscription et la configuration de l’Instant casino app aux stratégies de bonus et au dépannage des problèmes de Instant casino login. En suivant ces instructions et en utilisant les ressources comme le tableau de spécifications et la FAQ, vous pouvez naviguer en toute confiance. Pour une expérience optimale, restez informé des mises à jour et pratiquez le jeu responsable. Bonne chance et profitez de votre aventure sur Instant Casino !

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

read more

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

read more

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

read more

Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

read more

Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

read more

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

read more

Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

read more

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

read more

Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

read more

Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

read more

IC and Prana: 5 Ways to Make Biologic Energy Flow

E = mc2From present day physics the body can be viewed as an energy field or molecular/matter field  Modern day medicine follows an molecular approach to its study of disease whereas the energy sciences of Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine(acupuncture) have developed sophisticated systems of healing to deal with man’s diseases  The areas where the energy sciences have their most impact is in chronic disease and prevention since as we have discussed in the past the origin of disease is well worked out in the Ayurvedic energy science discipline

Because the energy science understands the origin of disease it can be effective in chronic diseases such as the IC bladder pain syndrome(interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD, and fibromyalgia)  From an energy science perspective disease is brought about due to an imbalance of vibrational frequencies called gunas or qualities  So in IC the qualities that become out of balance are predominantly the hot and mobile qualities  These qualities become overly abundant in affected tissues producing the symptoms

Srotas:  The Energy Channels

Although the energy science views the body’s anatomy in a similar way as the matter science discipline the channels through which energy flows are arranged conceptually in a different way  The energy channels are called srotas and have specific characteristics that are unique to the energy body  It is through these channels that the qualities move The most common way we alter the qualities of the body is through our nutrition which is why what we eat becomes so important in the management of the IC BPS

But there is a second channel system in the energy body called the nadi system which overlays the srotal system and is more subtle in its expression

The Nadi System

This channel system only carries vibrational energy called prana and is more ephemeral than the above srotal system  Unexplained spontaneous remissions of all forms of disease occur at this level of the energy body  Our nadi system(microcosm) is responsible for the maintenance of our energetic aura(see diagram) and is our connection with the greater energy field(macrocosm)

The common concept shared by these two energy channel systems is agni, the digestive fire, or the ability to take an experience and completely comprehend its meaning  And there are two bridges that connect the two systems such as the autonomic nervous system(fight or flight system) and the endocrine(hormones and thyroid gland) system  The nadi channels are connected to the 5 senses so we can see that doing things to enhance the senses and clear them helps improve flow through them

In yogic classes where asana(posture) is performed the anatomy that is most common discussed and used is the nadi system  Energy nadis such as the ida, pingula, and sushumna are terms often used  There can be healing using the nadi system and the energy science of Ayurveda uses these concepts in therapies

5 Ways To Access the Nadi System

Pranayama particularly kapalabhati because breath use and breath exercises are powerful ways to influence the fight or flight response which is managed by the above autonomic system  From what we have just said not surprisingly this group of exercises can influence agni which is extremely therapeutic in management of disease  Done routinely it can change the course of a disease  Since the breath influences the subtle vibrational energy channels it can help clear the srotas and our aura

Kevala As part of the day in balance(dinacharya) oil pulling has been recognized by Western observers of health that it can bring about dramatic benefits  Kevala influences the nadi channel system and hence has profound energetic consequences to the body

Nasya  This is the application of herbs that are in an oil solution and has direct impact to both the autonomic nervous and endocrine systems  Because this therapy influences both bridges to the nadi system it can have an impact on our subtle energy body, aura, and healing

Karna purna  This is application of oil to the ears which have a connection to the nadi channels and can influence them 

Marma and abhyanga  The application of oils to the external surface of the body stimulates acupuncture points that Ayurveda calls marma  These are subtle energy points that connect to the nadi system and improves pranic flow through the channels

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

read more

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

read more

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

read more

Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

read more

Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

read more

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

read more

Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

read more

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

read more

Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

read more

Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

read more

IC and the Quick Fix: 3 Ways to Understand the Process

Evolution and healing ICWhat we wish from any healing tradition is a quick way out of our problem whatever it is  The magic pill, the magic operation, the magic whatever  So it is with any formidable chronic disease like the IC bladder pain syndrome(interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD, and fibromyalgia)  And intuitively we know there is no such thing but we can still hope that there is something that is going to deal with it  But as a recent visit with a patient who is a gastroenterologist said, “I would have thought you were a crank if you would have promised me a quick solution”

The Quick Fix

So even though we yearn for the quick fix we know it realistically doesn’t exist  We know this intuitively  So if this is the case then what are we actually looking for?

I believe any sufferer of  the IC bladder pain syndrome is waiting for “a trusted way” that will get them to where they want to go…that is, feeling better  And they feel that the “system” has not been that trusted way anymore

But as we have already said there is no quick fix but there is a fix….maybe not a fix but nonetheless a fix  It’s just that this trusted way, this path requires TIME  When time is put into the equation, impatience can become a problem  While we rationalize with the mind, it still wants whatever that’s supposed to happen, to happen quickly

Three Solutions for the Impatient Mind

Journal  Probably from a practical point of view the best way to show the impatient mind that progress is being achieved is to review our journal entries and see for ourselves that things are better  Even the mind’s memory is distrustful of itself but if we can see for ourselves in black and white what has been going on in the past and compare it to what’s happening now the impatient mind will shut up

Realize the ups and downs of healing  As an energy field the mindbody expresses itself as waves and so do the diseases that it experiences  So any disease has its good days and bad days, good weeks and bad weeks, flare periods and no flare periods of the disease process  Name any disease process and it will express itself in waves  The point here is “no discouragement” because of a particularly “bad period”  Keep up the good pursuit toward our goal of ever improving health  Real healing takes time…the correction of an energetic imbalance requires repetitive perseverative effort

Get reliable help in achieving our goal  If we are in a forest and hear the sound of waves crashing on the beach we know we are near  But we have no path to follow  We search but no one has gone there  We can forge our own path and cut our way through the forest, guided by the sounds of the ocean  But we can search for a path that other people have taken and use their experience to show us the way  This is the value of Ayurvedic consultations  They give us a path to follow rather than trying to make our own path

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

Posted by on Jul 31, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Seeking Deeper Levels of Healing

I think it’s fairly obvious that if you have gram negative sepsis or you’re severely injured in an accident that you wouldn’t be looking for energy science therapies  But by the same token if you’re suffering from chronic disease such as IC, chronic prostatitis, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or fibromyalgia most likely you wouldn’t opt for high powered antibiotics or surgery as your first therapies of choice  So what options are available to you? This is a definite conundrum in healing in this early 21st...

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Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal: The Role of Spices

Posted by on Jul 24, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Medicating Food For a Balanced Meal:  The Role of Spices

The nutritional formats recommended for patients with the IC bladder pain syndrome come from the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda  Whether you have just IC or complicating IBS, GERD. fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, or chronic prostatitis, these formats either at icdiet.com or foodsheal.com give you guidance as to which foods you would avoid if you were to maintain physiologic balance As we have discussed before nutrition is different than diet  Nutrition encompasses a broad range of recommendations that are simply not found in the...

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IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

Posted by on Jul 18, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

IC and Food Cravings: And 3 Things To Do About Them

In the IC bladder pain syndrome as in many chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, vulvodynia, IBS, GERD, or chronic prostatitis, there is often times the occurrence of cravings particularly around food  Sometimes these cravings are normal and should be satisfied  But if we understand the energy model we will understand when some cravings should not be satisfied I’m using the word “craving” here in a very specific way and different than addiction  In addiction I’m speaking about a continual need for something you...

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Relationships and IC Stress: 3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Posted by on Jul 13, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Relationships and IC Stress:  3 Ways to Help Manage Them

Any chronic disease produces stress  The stress can be good or it can be bad  When stress is managed well there are adaptive behavioral patterns that are adopted that lead to changes that help heal or place the person in situations that help them have unique insights about their disease  Whether the disease is IC or its sister related labels of IBS, GERD, vulvodynia, fibromyalgia, or chronic prostatitis matters little  What’s important is how the individual deals with the stress But as we know stress can be damaging and affect our...

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Fibromyalgia and IC: 5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

Posted by on Jul 5, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Fibromyalgia and IC:  5 Ways to Deal with Symptoms

As part of the IC bladder pain syndrome fibromyalgia(FM) is a common(along with vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD)  It’s estimated that 25% of people with IC have complicating FM but that percentage is probably much higher than the estimate because many with IC have some symptoms of FM but don’t meet the strict criteria for diagnosis Nonetheless the associated symptoms of FM make the IC syndrome difficult to manage Fibromyalgia as a Disease Label More women than men are affected and the symptoms may be unilateral(on just...

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3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

Posted by on Jun 28, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

3 Pelvic Therapies for Treating the Cause of IC

In the past I’ve talked about various options open to an IC population interested in pursuing healing rather than palliative matter science methods   The energy science also has palliative methods as well but the topic of this blog is not to palliate the IC bladder pain syndrome but to eliminate it The energy science model’s understanding of the origin of disease makes this possible and allows you to understand why the below therapies work in eliminating IC as well as its sister diseases of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia, vulvodynia,...

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Is It a Flare or Infection? 3 Ways to Figure It Out

Posted by on Jun 21, 2014 in bladder, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Is It a Flare or Infection?  3 Ways to Figure It Out

By definition IC is diagnosable by having symptoms of a UTI but a negative culture, best done on a well done cath specimen  If the culture is negative with lower tract irritative symptoms(LTIS of frequency, urgency, burning on urination) and no gross hematuria(blood seen in the urine), one is fairly safe in assuming IC, especially if this happens over and over again    Other urological workup can be done but this definition essentially seals the deal #1 Way to Figure It Out If there are associated symptoms of IBS, GERD, fibromyalgia,...

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Summer Months and the Qualities of IC: 3 Things You Can Do

Posted by on Jun 15, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Summer Months and the Qualities of IC:  3 Things You Can Do

Everything that we observe whether it’s our body or the world around us can be viewed as either a wave or a particle  When it’s a particle we see the world as reassuringly solid and palpable  From this world view we see things around as molecules; but when the world is seen as a wave our view changes  The world is seen as vibrating pulsating energy These vibrational frequencies are identified as money, struggles, obstructions to what we want, the passion of life itself  Biologically vibrational frequencies are what make us up...

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Ghee: Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Posted by on Jun 7, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Ghee:  Medicinal Uses and How to Make

Last week I wrote about various cooking oils that when used according to your energy constitutional makeup will bring you closer to balance and harmony  But there is one cooking oil that can be used by everyone anytime (except in moderation for PK people)  This cooking oil comes from unsalted butter, has a very high burning point(technically it’s called smoke point),  and best of all is highly medicinal  As a matter of fact it is a cornerstone in energy science therapies to heal IC bladder pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis,...

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Cooking Oils: Which Are Best For IC

Posted by on May 30, 2014 in bladder, bladder pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, GERD, IBS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized, vulvodynia | 0 comments

Oils may be overlooked when looking for the “apparent trigger foods” in the IC diet  In the energy science approach there are specific oils that carry the hot quality and these in the end will aggravate the small bowel, the seat of Pitta energy which is as you recall the energy of transformation in the body  These oils if used improperly can produce the bladder pain of the IC bladder pain syndrome Why would the small bowel be the focal point of transformative energy?  It’s in the small bowel that foods are literally...

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