Healing Joints and Nerves - Buchheit, Thomas E
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Healing Joints and Nerves is a response to the questions Dr. Buchheit receives daily from patients seeking solutions to joint and nerve pain. It might be returning to a sport, walking the dog, or traveling across the country; this book will help you understand the potential for regenerative therapies, nutrition, exercise, and other non-medication tools to help you meet those goals. This book gives a reader the thorough explanations that all patients deserve but are rarely possible in the context of a medical visit. * Explains the fascinating and sometimes confusing world of regenerative…mehr

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Healing Joints and Nerves is a response to the questions Dr. Buchheit receives daily from patients seeking solutions to joint and nerve pain. It might be returning to a sport, walking the dog, or traveling across the country; this book will help you understand the potential for regenerative therapies, nutrition, exercise, and other non-medication tools to help you meet those goals. This book gives a reader the thorough explanations that all patients deserve but are rarely possible in the context of a medical visit. * Explains the fascinating and sometimes confusing world of regenerative therapies for the 70 million individuals who suffer from either arthritis or neuropathy * Describes how regenerative therapies stimulate our own healing mechanisms to provide benefits * Takes a patient-focused with accessible language and clear explanation * Gives the reader access to one of the leading medical experts in this emerging area * Draws from the author's experience treating patients with arthritis and neuropathy for more than 25 years
Autorenporträt
Dr. Buchheit is a physician specializing in the use of regenerative and autobiologic therapies to treat joint and nerve pain. He is the founder of Triangle Regen Medicine and Biologics Center in Chapel Hill, NC, and is an adjunct associate professor at Duke University. Dr. Buchheit has participated in numerous research projects aimed at understanding the immune mechanisms that resolve inflammation, reduce pain, and restore health. He has received funding from the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense and continues his research with Duke's Center for Translational Pain Medicine.