For 10 years now I have published an annual music directory called The Indie Bible. If you have a friend that has recorded a CD, there is a good chance they've heard about it. They may even have a copy.
We probably don't have a lot in common when it comes to what we do for a living ... but there is ONE thing that we do share. We both know how emotionally devastating it is to suffer from Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS).
I am all too familiar with that horrible feeling of lying in bed, desperately trying to fall asleep before your legs start twitching. I know the deep despair of lying there and feeling that first little spark - that tiny twitch that signals the inevitable.
That small twitch is the signal that it's going to be another restless night. The twitching is going to get worse until you finally have to get up and walk around (my wife called it "travellin'") or sit at your desk and work, until you're so exhausted that you feel there's a slight chance you may be able to fall asleep before the twitching returns again.
During the evening, I could barely sit beside my wife Barb, let alone hold her hand as we would watch TV. Often, my legs would be buzzing so intensely, I would have no choice but to watch TV standing up.
I used to fly to a lot of music conferences. I remember how I would try to mentally prepare myself days before the trip. There's nothing more intimidating to a RLS sufferer than knowing you'll have to sit still in a plane seat for five hours. Sure enough, after a short grace period, the twitching would begin. I can't tell you how many times I walked up and down the airplane aisle pretending that I had to go to the bathroom, just to walk off my wonky legs.
RLS Treatments I've Tried in the Past
I can't remember exactly when it all started? I didn't even know it had a name until a few years ago. Up until that time, it was just my "wonky legs" acting up again.
Through the years I tried all sorts of teas, diets, oils, vitamins and massage. I tried workouts, bicycling and jogging. Nothing helped, or at least not for very long.
Several years ago, Barb suggested that I go see a Chiropractor ... so I gave it a try. I was pleasantly surprised that it actually helped a bit. However, after the initial relief, the treatments started losing their effectiveness. After about a year, I gave up and stopped going.
A few years later a local Acupuncturist was recommended to me. I went and saw him for a treatment. I was amazed at the relief I gained through his combination of electro-acupuncture followed by a DEEP tissue massage. The massage was excruciating, but I stuck it out because I was desperate to get rid of my twitchy legs. He had hands like a mechanic, and tears would shoot out of my eyes as he massaged my legs, but I kept going to see him. It was the MOST relief I'd ever had from my restless legs.
I saw him periodically for a couple of years, and eventually, as was the case with the Chiropractor, the treatments became ineffective. I was devastated. I felt like I was completely out of options.
The Absolute Cure for RLS
Shortly after I stopped seeing the Acupuncturist, a seemingly disconnected series of events all came together and resulted in the discovery of the cause, and the development of a simple cure - a cure that has freed me from the grip of my Restless Legs Syndrome. And because the cause of the RLS has been addressed, I know that it's not coming back.
I suffered from RLS for over 20 years. By following a strict regiment of herbs, minerals, vitamins and supplements, I was able to become totally RLS free in only 48 days.
A cure has been found. Anyone that currently suffers from Restless Legs Syndrome can now become free of this emotionally devastating affliction.
Author Resource:-
David Wimble is the author of "The ABSOLUTE Cure for Restless Legs Syndrome", an e-book highlighting both the CAUSE and the CURE of RLS. To learn about the herbs, minerals and supplements David used to break free from his RLS, please visit http://www.RLcure.com or e-mail David at: david@RLcure.com
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