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Der 30‑Minuten‑Check: So prüfst du ein neues Online‑Casino vor der ersten Einzahlung

Ein neues Casino wirkt oft verlockend: frisches Design, große Boni, unzählige Spiele. Doch bevor du Geld überweist, lohnt sich ein strukturierter Schnelltest. In 30 Minuten kannst du die wichtigsten Risiken ausschließen, die Auszahlungspraxis einschätzen und beurteilen, ob sich ein Konto überhaupt lohnt.

Checkliste für die Prüfung eines Online-Casinos vor der Einzahlung
Ein strukturierter Vorab-Check spart dir später Ärger mit Boni, Limits und Auszahlungen.

1) AGB in 5 Minuten: Bonus, Einsatzlimits, Ausschlüsse

Öffne die Bonusbedingungen und suche gezielt nach drei Punkten: Umsatz, Einsatzlimit, ausgeschlossene Spiele. Das sind die häufigsten Stolpersteine.

  • Umsatzanforderung: 30–40x auf Bonus ist üblich; alles darüber wird teuer.
  • Maximaler Einsatz pro Runde: häufig 5 € oder 10 % des Bonus. Überschreitungen führen oft zur Annullierung des Gewinns.
  • Ausgeschlossene Spiele: Manche Slots oder Tischspiele zählen gar nicht oder nur anteilig.
Bonus-Detail Fair Vorsicht
Umsatz (Bonus) ≤ 40x ≥ 50x
Umsatz (Bonus+Einzahlung) ≤ 35x ≥ 40x
Max. Einsatz ≥ 5 € < 5 € oder unklar
Ausgeschlossene Games Klare Liste, nachvollziehbar Lange oder wechselnde Liste
RTP-Angaben RTP transparent pro Spiel Keine RTP-Infos

Tipp: Wenn du ohne Bonus startest, entfällt ein Großteil der Einschränkungen – sinnvoll für einen ersten Auszahlungs-Check.

2) Zahlungswege und Limits: Heute prüfen, morgen auszahlen

Geh zur Kassenseite, bevor du dich registrierst. Achte auf nachvollziehbare Gebührenhinweise, identische Wege für Ein- und Auszahlung (Closed-Loop-Prinzip) und realistische Zeitangaben.

  • Bankkarte/SEPA: solide, aber teils 1–3 Werktage für Auszahlungen.
  • E-Wallets (z. B. Skrill, Neteller): oft am schnellsten, aber Bonus-Exklusionen möglich.
  • Prepaid/Alternative Methoden: gut für Einzahlungen, Rückweg aber klären.
Methode Einzahlung Auszahlung Bemerkung
Karte Sofort 1–3 Tage Oft Limits 10–5.000 €
E‑Wallet Sofort Minuten–24 h Bonus ggf. ausgeschlossen
Banküberweisung 1–2 Tage 1–3 Tage Kaum Gebühren, langsam

Wichtig: Stehen Auszahlungslimits (z. B. 5.000 €/Woche) klar in den AGB? Für Highroller entscheidend.

3) KYC in der Praxis: Dokumente und Timing

Seriöse Anbieter verifizieren früh. Prüfe den KYC-Abschnitt: Welche Dokumente werden akzeptiert? Sind Selfies oder Live-Checks nötig? Werden Adressnachweise mit Datum gefordert?

  • Vorab-Upload: Identität und Adresse direkt nach Registrierung hochladen; spart Wartezeit bei späteren Gewinnen.
  • Quellen-Nachweise: Bei hohen Summen kann ein „Source of Funds“-Check kommen (z. B. Gehaltsabrechnung).
  • Übereinstimmung: Name in deinem Zahlungsmittel muss exakt zum Konto passen.

4) Spielqualität und Transparenz: RTP, Anbieter, Demos

Öffne 2–3 Spiele im Demo-Modus. Achte auf Ladezeiten, stabile Verbindung und Infos zum RTP. Manche Betreiber bieten mehrere RTP-Profile eines Slots; die niedrigeren Werte sind für dich schlechter.

  • Provider-Seite: Sind bekannte Studios vertreten? Vielfalt ist gut – aber nicht alles. Qualität vor Quantität.
  • RTP-Infos: In den Spielregeln oder im Info-Symbol auffindbar? Pluspunkt.
  • Tischspiele/Live: Teste Latenz und Sitzplatzverfügbarkeit.

5) Support auf Relevanz testen – nicht auf Freundlichkeit

Starte den Live-Chat und stelle eine konkrete, unangenehme Frage. Es geht um Substanz, nicht um Höflichkeit.

Beispiel-Frage: 
„Ich spiele ohne Bonus. Wenn ich heute 20 € einzahle und 120 € gewinne, 
wie schnell kann ich per E‑Wallet auszahlen? Gibt es Gebühren, 
und verlangen Sie vor der Auszahlung zwingend KYC?“

Bewerte: Antwortzeit, Klarheit, keine Widersprüche zu AGB, Proaktivität (z. B. Link zu den Regeln).

6) Verantwortungswerkzeuge: Limits, Pausen, Selbstsperre

Klicke durch den Bereich „Verantwortungsvolles Spielen“. Ein seriöser Anbieter macht Limits schnell einstellbar:

  • Einzahlungs-, Einsatz- und Verlustlimits: tages-, wochen- und monatsweise.
  • Reality Checks: Intervall-Popups mit Session-Dauer.
  • Cooldown/Pause: etwa 24 Stunden bis 30 Tage.
  • Selbstsperre: dauerhaft mit leicht auffindbarem Link.

Teste es praktisch: Setze ein niedriges Einzahlungslimit und prüfe, ob es sofort oder mit Verzögerung greift.

7) Mini-Probelauf: Kleines Budget, klare Regeln

Jetzt kommt die Praxis. Registrierung, KYC-Upload, 20–30 € einzahlen, ohne Bonus spielen. Ziel: eine kleine Auszahlung anstoßen und den Prozess erleben.

  1. Einzahlung: Methode wählen, die auch für Auszahlungen funktioniert.
  2. Spielwahl: niedrige Varianz, kurze Sessions – es geht nicht um Gewinnmaximierung, sondern um Prozessqualität.
  3. Auszahlung anstoßen: Schon bei 40–60 € testen. Notiere Zeitpunkte: Beantragung, Freigabe, Geldeingang.

Die folgenden Schritte funktionieren exemplarisch auch, wenn du einen Anbieter wie 5Gringo Casino prüfst – der Ablauf ist allgemein übertragbar: Regel-Check, Zahlungsweg, KYC, Support, Limits, Mini-Probelauf.

8) So sieht ein schneller Auszahlungscheck aus

Kurze Demonstrationen helfen, Erwartungen zu kalibrieren. Das Video zeigt, worauf geachtet werden sollte – von der Anforderung in der Kasse bis zur Bestätigung.

9) Rote und grüne Flaggen auf einen Blick

  • Grün: Klare AGB, keine Widersprüche im Support, schnelle KYC-Freigabe, transparente Gebühren, Limits leicht änderbar.
  • Rot: Unpräzise Bonusregeln, wechselnde oder versteckte Auszahllimits, Druck auf Bonusannahme, Support antwortet ausweichend, verlangsamte Auszahlungen ohne triftigen Grund.

10) Konkrete Takeaways

Wenn du den 30‑Minuten‑Check befolgst, minimierst du dein Risiko erheblich. Du erkennst früh, ob ein Anbieter zügig und sauber auszahlt, ob die Boni realistisch spielbar sind und ob dich später keine bösen Überraschungen erwarten.

  • Nimm bei deiner ersten Session keinen Bonus – teste erst die Auszahlung.
  • Dokumente direkt nach der Registrierung hochladen, nicht erst bei Gewinnen.
  • Starte mit kleinem Einsatz, trenne Testbudget strikt vom späteren Spielbudget.
  • Brich den Prozess ab, wenn Support und AGB widersprüchlich sind.

Am Ende gilt: Ein Casino muss deinen Zeitplan respektieren, nicht umgekehrt. Wenn der Probelauf reibungslos war, kannst du bewusst entscheiden, ob und wie du dort weiterspielst – und mit welchem Budget. Wenn nicht, weiterziehen. Auswahl gibt es genug, und deine Zeit ist wertvoll.

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

read more

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

read more

What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

read more

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

read more

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

read more

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

read more

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

read more

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

read more

The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

read more

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

read more

Jokaroom Casino Unlocked: The Exhaustive Technical Manual for App Deployment, Bonus Calculus, and Security Protocols

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Jokaroom Casino App Interface
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Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

read more

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

read more

What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

read more

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

read more

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

read more

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

read more

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

read more

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

read more

The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

read more

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

read more

IC and Panchakarma

ShirodharaWhen we enter a new way of doing healing it’s good for us to educate ourselves about how the new discipline does its healing  I have emphasized in this blog that we can’t bring our matter science preconceived notions along with us when we begin looking at the energy science way of healing  It just doesn’t work  So we need to be prepared to leave behind out old baggage and be prepared to enter a new way of healing

The Ayurvedic detoxification procedure is called panchakarma(PK) which means the 5 actions  The five actions are nasya, rakta moksha(blood donation), vamana, virechana, and basti  These actions can be done outside the context of a panchakarma event especially if there are complicating clinical circumstances but they are most effective when done in the context of PK

Detoxification has a very specific meaning in the energy science  It means that during the process the Vata Pitta and Kapha energy patterns are brought back to the GIT for elimination AS WELL AS ama which has been peripherally spread from the GIT to the tissues and energy channels of the mindbody along with VPK

The PK Event

The event of PK is just that  It is an event that occurs that brings about healing  Like all the healing modalities used in the energy science it’s not just one thing but a multiplicity of things done to the energy body’s field that brings about healing changes  So it is with the PK  It’s not just one thing in the PK event that brings about healing but it’s how all of the modalities during the event come together to bring about a successful outcome

There are 3 components to the PK event  The first is the preparatory phase in which the primary purpose is to prepare the energy field for detoxification  There are several components to this phase but by far and away the most important is internal oleation which is done by taking increasing amounts of ghee orally in order to saturate the tissues so that the energy mindbody will release VPK and ama from the peripheral tissues

The second phase is the application of the five actions during a period of time  During this time three other things should be done to encourage the movement of VPK and ama back to the GIT for elimination  Oil massage, sweating, and oil to the forehead in a continuous stream helps support the process  Other therapies can also be applied as per individual patient

The followup or third phase is to do things to support the elimination of the VPK and ama from the GIT  An important aspect here is to rekindle agni that has been slowed down by the first two phases  This is a very important aspect of this third and last phase of PK  This phase can last as long as three months in which there is gradual release of VPK/ama

Some Clarifications about PK

One PK event in a person’s incarnation is not enough for detoxification  Rather it should be seen as a repetitive process that is like dipping a shirt into soapy water  One dip doesn’t clean the shirt  It takes multiple dips to clear the accumulated toxic load  As with any process the more you do the better you get at it

The PK event is special in how things get done  If you take pieces out of context and use it regularly they don’t have the same effect For example, the use of basti which is the best way to eliminate Vata and ama from the energy mindbody doesn’t have the same effectiveness when done alone out of the context of the PK event as when it’s done in it

The more one oleates in the first phase the better the end result  There are several tricks that can be used to make this important stage successful

It is possible to do the PK event over one week and by yourself with or without guidance  But this week time frame doesn’t include the first and third phases outlined above

Lastly even though it may seem foreign to you it is a way to ensure that real healing can take place if you deposited peripheral VPK/ama

 

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

read more

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

read more

What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

read more

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

read more

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

read more

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

read more

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

read more

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

read more

The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

read more

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

read more

Playamo Casino Login Deep Dive: Troubleshooting Fixes and Pro Tips

Welcome to this comprehensive whitepaper on Playamo casino login, a critical gateway to accessing games and lucrative bonuses. Whether you’re a new user or facing access issues, this guide covers every aspect, from registration to advanced troubleshooting. Start by visiting the official site via Playamo casino login to ensure a secure entry point. We’ll delve into technical details, including bonus math and security features, to empower your gaming experience.

Playamo Casino Interface Screenshot
Figure 1: Screenshot of the Playamo casino platform, highlighting the login and game sections.

Before You Start: Essential Checklist

  • Verify Internet Connection: Ensure a stable, high-speed connection to avoid timeout errors during playamo login.
  • Prepare Credentials: Have your username and password ready; consider using a password manager for security.
  • Check Device Compatibility: Confirm that your device (PC, smartphone, tablet) supports the Playamo website or app.
  • Review Regional Availability: Verify that Playamo operates legally in your jurisdiction to prevent access blocks.
  • Update Software: Ensure your browser or app is updated to the latest version for optimal performance.

Registration Process: Step-by-Step Guide

To log in, you must first register an account. Follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the Playamo website and click the “Sign Up” button.
  2. Fill in the registration form with personal details like email, username, and password.
  3. Agree to the terms and conditions, and confirm your age (must be 18+).
  4. Verify your email address via a confirmation link sent by Playamo.
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Bonus Strategy and Mathematical Calculations

Understanding the playamo bonus is key to maximizing value. For example, a common offer is a 100% deposit bonus up to $100 with a 40x wagering requirement on the bonus amount. Let’s break down the math:

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  • Wagering Calculation: Wagering requirement is 40x the bonus: $50 (bonus) × 40 = $2,000 must be wagered before withdrawing bonus winnings.
  • Risk Assessment: If you wager on slots with a 95% RTP, expected loss is 5% of $2,000 = $100, potentially eroding the bonus value. Plan bets strategically to meet requirements efficiently.

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Specification Details
License Curacao eGaming License (ensure compliance with local laws)
Supported Devices Windows, macOS, iOS, Android (via browser or dedicated app)
Login Methods Username/password, social media logins (optional)
Minimum Deposit $10 (varies by currency and payment method)
Bonus Wagering Typically 40x on bonus amounts (check specific terms)
Customer Support 24/7 live chat, email, and phone support

Banking Methods and Withdrawal Limits

After successful playamo login, manage finances with various options: cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum), e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller), and credit cards. Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours for e-wallets, but can take up to 5 days for bank transfers. Always verify your account to avoid delays.

Security Features and Fair Play Assurance

Playamo employs SSL encryption to protect data during login and transactions. The casino uses certified RNGs for game fairness and holds a Curacao license, though players should independently audit security practices. Enable two-factor authentication if available for enhanced playamo login security.

Troubleshooting Common Login Issues

Encounter problems? Here are detailed fixes:

  • Forgotten Password: Click “Forgot Password” on the login page, enter your email, and follow reset instructions. Check spam folders if no email arrives.
  • Account Locked: This may occur after multiple failed login attempts. Contact customer support via live chat with verification documents to unlock.
  • App Not Loading: Clear app cache or reinstall from the official Playamo website. Ensure your device meets minimum OS requirements.
  • Geo-Blocking Issues: Use a VPN only if legal in your region, but note that Playamo may restrict VPN usage; always check terms.
Figure 2: Video tutorial on resolving Playamo login issues and optimizing account access.

Extended FAQ: 8-10 Questions Answered

1. How do I reset my Playamo login password?

Go to the login page, click “Forgot Password,” provide your registered email, and follow the link sent to create a new password. Ensure it’s strong and unique.

2. What should I do if I can’t access my account after registration?

Verify your email first; if confirmed, clear browser cookies or try incognito mode. If issues persist, contact support with your username.

3. How to claim the playamo bonus after login?

Navigate to the “Bonuses” section, select the desired offer, and make a qualifying deposit. Bonus funds are usually credited instantly, but check wagering terms.

4. Is Playamo safe and licensed for real money play?

Yes, Playamo operates under a Curacao license and uses encryption, but always gamble responsibly and verify local regulations.

5. Can I use the Playamo app on multiple devices simultaneously?

Typically, yes, but avoid logging in from multiple devices at once to prevent security flags or session conflicts.

6. What are the exact wagering requirements for bonuses?

Requirements vary; for example, 40x on the bonus amount. Always read the specific bonus terms in your account after playamo login.

7. How long do withdrawals take after meeting bonus conditions?

Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours to e-wallets, but may take 3-5 days for other methods, depending on verification.

8. Are there country restrictions for accessing Playamo?

Yes, Playamo restricts players from certain countries like the USA, UK, and others due to licensing; use geo-check tools on the site.

9. How to contact customer support for urgent login issues?

Use the 24/7 live chat feature accessible from the website or app; provide your account details for faster resolution.

10. What games are available immediately after login?

You can access slots, table games, live casino, and more from providers like NetEnt and Microgaming; some games may be restricted based on bonus terms.

Conclusion

Mastering playamo login involves understanding registration, bonus math, and troubleshooting. By following this guide, you can navigate access issues efficiently and leverage playamo bonus offers wisely. Always prioritize security and refer to official resources for updates. Happy gaming!

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

read more

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

read more

What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

read more

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

read more

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

read more

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

read more

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

read more

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

read more

The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

read more

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

read more

Low Back Pain and IC: 5 Energy Science Ways to Manage

Bad-and-good-postureThe incidence of low back pain(LBP) in the IC bladder pain syndrome(interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, chronic prostatitis, IBS, GERD, and fibromyalgia) is estimated to be higher than over the general population  Presently there are new anatomical observations about the mechanical carriage of the spine that suggests that there has become an too much thoracic curvature due to our sedentary culture and furniture that doesn’t support the back

While these anatomical observations and reasons are probably true they don’t explain why there is a higher than expected LBP incidence in the ICPBS poplulation  Let’s discuss how the energy science anatomy looks at LBP

The Anatomical Home of the Vata Energy Pattern

Vata, the energy pattern of movement, has the qualities of cold, light, mobile, dry, rough, subtle, and clear  Particularly the qualities of light, mobile, and rough play prominent roles in ICBPS  It is these vibrational frequencies that lead to the urinary frequency and urgency of both the overactive bladder syndrome, interstitial cystitis, and chronic prostatitis

But as we have discussed before the role that Vata plays in these disease labels begins in the GIT and then spreads from the lower rectum to the pelvic nerves to produce the varied presentation of the syndrome such as vulvodynia, intersitital cystitis, and IBS

The anatomical home for Vata is the colon, pelvic girdle, thighs and lumbosacral(LSS) spine  It is this latter involvement which leads to Vata when increased to produce symptoms of pain in the lower back

How does Vata increase its qualities?  First, lifestyle choices such as lack of proper rest, lack of regimen, and foods that produce Vata aggravation  This is particularly important for those with a PV type of energy constitutional makeup  Secondly, when agni or digestive power is affected it can lead to a progressive buildup of Vata in the rectum that then leads to symptoms in the LSS

There is no pain without Vata  This is because Vata’s primary functional area of the mindbody is the nervous system  So when Vata accumulates and then aggravates the tissues Vata is the first to produce complaints of pain

5 Management Strategies for LBP

The qualitative reasons for LBP are cold, light, mobile, dry, rough, subtle, and clear due to the localization of the Vata energy pattern in the LLS area  Another important observation already discussed is the close relationship between the pelvic and pectoral(shoulder) girdles

Pranayama(PY)  Since the breath ties the pelvis(apana vayu) and the shoulders(udana vayu) together it is no surprise that breath exercises can facilitate over time back rehabilitation  This stategy improves the flexibility of the musculofascial planes surrounding the LSS and the strength of the supporting muscles of the entire back  PY is the best way over time to make this happen  Loss of flexibility is related to the cold, dry, and rough qualities  The loss of strength is related to the light, dry, rough and subtle changes

Mahanaryan oil  This is an excellent penetrating oil that quiets the Vata qualities of dry, rough, and subtle  There are energy science methods of oil application that are ingenious and highly effective in improving ability to loosen the tissue rigidity occurring due to cold quality

Heat  The cold quality is always present in any pain complex so the liberal use of heat, preferably moist heat, is important

Become a floor dweller  This may seem rather radical but even laying on the floor for brief periods of time can be very therapeutic for LBP  This is because when the back’s foundation(LSS) becomes impaired all aspects of the back become involved  Using the floor helps provide support to the upper thoracic back which becomes problematic due to the LSS Vata effect

Become conscious of your posture  As we started in this discussion being aware of our posture becomes an important part of rehabilitation of the lower back by targeting how we carry the upper back particularly the thoracic curve  This is done by paying attention to the shoulders, keeping them drawn back and down  This action improves the lordotic J hook of the LSS and reduces the prominence of the thoracic spine  PY helps improve the overall strength of the back so that this action on the thoracic spine can be held for long periods of time

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

read more

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

read more

What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

read more

Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

read more

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

read more

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

read more

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

read more

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

read more

The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

read more

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

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Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

Posted by on Oct 8, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Antiinflammatory Cocktail for IC

The inflammation that occurs with your IC pain as we’ve talked about in the past is from the hot and mobile qualities from an energy science viewpoint As you know this pain can be excruciating and unrelenting causing undue stress on relationships and plans And there are things that we have discussed that can help with temporary relief of symptoms  But what would it be like it you lived a life without any bladder symptoms at all  This is the cure of the apparent curable condition of IC The Hot Quality As we’ve mentioned before...

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Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Posted by on Oct 1, 2012 in chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Every IC Patient Should Be Urologically Evaluated

Pelvic pain(also known as CPPS or chronic pelvic pain syndrome) has many different causes  When everything has been ruled out with CT scan, cytology, and cystoscopy then the urologist is left with the diagnosis of IC or chronic prostatitis   So the evaluation of IC pain is a diagnosis of exclusion To the astute clinician often the symptom complex of IC stands out from other pelvic pain complexes having nuances that separate them apart from the IC label   Be that as it may it still is important to have studies done to be sure what you are...

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What Is IC?: An Energy Science Explanation

Posted by on Sep 27, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, fibromyalgia, IC, Interstiial cystitis, vulvodynia | 0 comments

What Is IC?:  An Energy Science Explanation

The pain of interstitial cystitis(IC) is chronic, intermittent, and eventually debilitating  It is pelvic in origin and often originates from the bladder but may also involve the vagina leading to painful intercourse(dyspareunia)  The pain distribution is from belly button to midthigh and is associated with episodic urinary burning, urgency, and frequency Diagnosis of the Disease Label of IC This complex of symptoms is labeled by the current matter or molecular science healing discipline(your urologist) by many different names:  chronic...

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Eggs: Are They Good or Bad for IC?

Posted by on Sep 24, 2012 in IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Eggs:  Are They Good or Bad for IC?

The pain of IC can be unpredictable which is distressing anxiety provoking in itself  Let alone that you have to contend with the pain And sometimes diet suggestions of well meaning matter science dieticians(RD) work and sometimes they don’t  Much of the current state of dietary recommendations is anecdotal even though touted as good molecular science  Diet recommendations are not as exact a science as we would like   If you feel good then the recommendations must be correct  If you’re not feeling good then that information...

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The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Posted by on Sep 18, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Painful Molecules of Inflammation: NO Infection NO Cure

Everyone agrees that the pain of IC is related to inflammation but it may be surprising to find that all diseases from cancer to diabetes have an element of this inflammation  And this is where we are at in our current understanding of disease from a matter or molecular science point of view  And we as the signpost points are left with no direction There are many painful molecules that have now been identified that produce inflammation in the mindbody  We have identified many of these molecules  But what causes them to begin to show up in...

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Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis: 3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

Posted by on Sep 15, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Heartburn and Interstitial Cystitis:  3 Ways to Go Beyond Prelief

You would do anything to deal with the pain of IC especially when flares occur so it would stand to reason that using an antacid of some form would be appropriate since for some it gives them relief of their heartburn but has also been anecdotally reported by some to help with their IC symptoms Interestingly acid indigestion(heartburn) and GERD are strongly associated with IC  In an online survey done by the ICA: 559 respondents to the diet survey  84% found diet helped reduced symptoms 59% used Prelief (OTC...

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Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis: Why They Work

Posted by on Sep 10, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, chronic prostatitis, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Castor Oil Packs and Interstitial Cystitis:  Why They Work

As you know at times the pelvic pain from IC can become unbearable and many in the IC community have talked and written about the use of  the castor oil pack  As a matter of fact these packs can be a great refuge from the chronic pain Even if the relief is short lived it can bring a reprieve  Wow, what would it be like if castor could give you complete relief and the pain never came back ever?  In the energy science healing tradition of Ayurveda there are many reasons that a dis-ease occurs so the treatments must be multifactorial as...

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Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

Posted by on Aug 30, 2012 in bladder pain, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

Seeing Food as Qualites Not Molecules: An Energy Science View

The chronic pain from IC seeks a solution but you are told that the “dis-ease is treatable  not curable” But what would it be like if there was a solution?  Is it possible?  We are led to believe a lie, when we give up hope  And obviously there is no quick fix or IC wouldn’t be a problem  But what would it be like to have your life back?  Too hard to believe?  Well read on The experience amongst IC patients is that the diet promoted by ICA or ICN may work for some, not for others  Sometimes works for awhile then seems...

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The Pain of Flares: 3 Energy Science Things To Do

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in bladder pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CPPS, IC, Interstiial cystitis | 0 comments

The Pain of Flares:  3 Energy Science Things To Do

A “flare” is a common phrase used in IC circles to describe the sudden occurrence of pain around voiding  It can also describe the pelvic pain associated with the burning and frequency of urination that can be part of the recurrent symptom complex so characteristic of interstitial cystitis You may remember the graph on the home page near the bottom  If not go check it out now because it will show you the ups and downs of ANY dis-ease in the physiology  Even acute conditions such as renal colic from urinary stones or appendicitis...

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Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

Posted by on Aug 6, 2012 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Listening To the Feelings and Needs of IC Patients

This is a review of the summary of responses that we received from IC patients who were willing to spend their time to discuss the distressing pain of IC as well as the repercussions of the pain  Dr Bill also was able to interview more than 50% of the survey respondents who graciously gave their time to talk with him regarding their difficulties with the dis-ease Survey Results Here are the questions: 1 What’s your biggest frustration with interstitial cystitis? Most common response was the unrelenting pain 2. What have you tried so far...

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