Apr 7, 2021

The body is a complex organism, but it operates in a way that makes sense: when it is exposed to stress, it reacts with pain and discomfort in the bodily tissues, in a condition we call fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia can be provoked by irritation through poor nutrition or environmental factors, and it can be beaten the same way! In this video Dr. Salamay breaks down the roles played by five key areas of your body and how they contribute to fibromyalgia. And more importantly, he shares the key foods you need to eat to support these systems and beat fibromyalgia for good.
Beat Fibromyalgia today by following Dr. Salamay’s vital whole-health steps. And don’t forget to subscribe to Dr. Salamay’s YouTube channel so you can get important health tips right away!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - The brainstem and fibromyalgia
02:38 - Nutritional support for the brain and nervous system
05:15 - The adrenal glands and fibromyalgia
07:11 - Nutritional support for the adrenal system
08:21 - The gut and fibromyalgia
09:02 - Nutritional support for the gut
11:13 - The liver and fibromyalgia
11:47 - Nutritional support for the liver
13:24 - The thyroid and fibromyalgia
14:26 - Nutritional support for the thyroid
15:41 - Recap and key takeaways

Your body needs your help to keep you well! Are you getting enough probiotics, detoxification-enabling nutrients, and all of the body-supporting nutrients covered in this video?


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The advice on this channel and in all of Dr. Tony Salamay’s published works are intended solely for educational and entertainment purposes and are NOT intended to replace your doctor. 
Please consult a medical professional if you have questions about your health.

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