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The Road Back: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Its Cause and Its Treatment

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The information in this book was instrumental in my rheumatoid arthritis going into
remission 20 years ago. I have recently begun to have recurring joint pain and have
begun antibiotic again with good results. Excellent information.

What a simple cure for a devastating disease. Really opens your eyes to the medical world and its answers to treatment for debilitating disease. A must read.

When my spouse was diagnosed with RA, rather than use drugs for symptoms which are highly toxic chemicals, we used this method and in ten months was RA free. Compared to having it for a lifetime, this seemed a short period of time to terminatedly handle the disease. It's been sixteen years now... with no return of RA.

This is the only way to go in any medical problem-- treating the cause, not just drugging the symptoms.

The knowledge obtained from this book saved my life! I had had scleroderma for 11 years when I first started taking the recommended dosage of tetracycline twice a day, three times a week. My doctor told me it wasn't going to work, but after taking it for 23 months, my skin started to soften, and now, four years later, I can touch my toes from a standing position, something I thought would never be able to do again, The damage that the scleroderma left behind is still present, but praise God, my skin is soft again! The review is published under my husband's name. Thought it was important to mention that women get scleroderma a lot more often than men. Don't have any idea why.

I have suffered with rheumatoid arthritis since I was in my teens. I have went to many rheumatologists, who have liberally dosed me with poisonous (and expensive) drugs. What has been the result? Nothing! Except, a plethora of side effects.

I learned of this treatment by accident, and purchased this book after actually beginning this treatment (administered by Dr. Sinnott in tiny Ida Grove, Iowa...one of the few doctors in the country who do this). I have read the book since taking the intravenous antibiotic treatment. What an eye opener! It is clear to anyone whom has suffered through various drug treatments, why this particular treatment has not beeen universally adopted. Money! It is all about money. On the final day, after my last intravenous treatment; I was amazed at how I felt. I couldn't remember when I felt so unburdened! I am on the oral antibiotics now, which I know I will be for the rest of my life. But I have been fighting this uphill battle for over 25 years, and finally, after taking Dr. Brown's protocol; I feel there may be light at the end of the tunnel.

For any of you rheumatoid arthrits sufferers out there, find this book, READ IT, and find a doctor who will administer this. The book is well written, easy for the layman to understand, and full of success stories by previously "hopeless" cases.

Believe me, you have nothing to lose.

I became a mad scientist to get well. I also drove to Iowa to do the treatment because Rheumys in Chicago refuse to do treatment. I went from EVERY joint in my body swollen, lost my appetite, suicidal, hopeless. After the treatment and oral minocycline, only my hands and feet are swollen and I prayerfully wait for that to change. Your depression will be the first thing to go. If you are suffering with this disease, please try this protocol that Dr. Brown left in love. Peace and health.