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Alternative Pain Management Techniques that Heal the Pain - Without Addiction.
1. Stuart L. Weg, MD
Alternative Pain Management Specialist
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11. Introducing our speaker:
Stuart L. Weg, MD
Alternative Pain Management Specialist
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12. Internship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Residency at Beth Israel Hospital Medical Center with NY Mt. Sinai
Medical School
Preceptorship in Invasive Pain Management at Texas Tech U
1982 - Began treating chronic pain patients
1993 – Certificate #423 in Pain Management issued on the first
examination ever offered
2005 – Recertified in Pain Medicine
Holder of various US and foreign patents on pain management
innovations and discoveries
Conducted frequent lectures and online events with AOL
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13. Specialties include
Detecting the “root cause” of pain
Using alternative pain protocols to treat, instead
of merely covering up the symptom
Oxidative therapies
And many more!
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15. Chronic Pain versus
Acute pain
Expected pain
Normal pain
Conventional or Mainstream approach
Alternative approach or paradigm
Alternative treatment protocol used at
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16. Traditional, Natural and Homeopathy cures
abandoned after the Flexner Report of 1910
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17. Early recognition of infection as a source of
arthritis
Dental and bowel sources suspected
Antibiotics were used and abandoned with the
discovery of Cortisone
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18. Surgical and chemical techniques to destroy
nerves and brain tissue to control pain are still
being attempted
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19. Wider use of local anesthetic injections and
blocks for pain
Discovery of the steroid drug/hormone
Cortisone, hailed as wonder drug for arthritis
Treatment of President John F. Kennedy with
Cortisone and local anesthetics became
today’s Gold Standard
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20. Inflammation reduces blood flow,
leading to damage and pain treated with steroids.
Injury
Inflammation cortisone blocks here
Swelling
Reduced blood flow
Tissue asphyxiation
Nerve damage Chronic Pain
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21. 1. Local anesthetic and steroids for any form of
pain
2. When that treatment failed, destruction of
nerves with surgery, chemicals, microwaves
or freezing
3. Long term drug (narcotic) maintenance as
the FINAL SOLUTION
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22. What is widely accepted now
The use of steroid medications is not supported by any long
term studies; it provides short term help on occasion only
Local anesthesia injections have only benefited a small
percentage of patients
Destruction of nerve tissue only gives temporary relief at
best
An increasing number of patients fail and are now
maintained on long term narcotic management
Insurance companies are aware of the poor prognosis and
have been denying payment for these treatments
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23. • Why can’t we control inflammation?
• Why don’t steroids help?
• Why does inflammation always return?
• Why does nerve destruction only give temporary relief?
• Why does chronic pain travel and grow?
• Why do chronic pain patients need more and stronger
pain medications?
• Why don’t chronic pain patients just get better?
• Why don’t they JUST HEAL instead of getting worse?
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24. Why are these mainstream treatments
useless for so many patients?
Could these treatments be preventing
healing?
Could Steroids be making things worse?
Could the need for stronger pain drugs be
addiction? Or could that be because the pain
is GETTING WORSE!?
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25. There was something missing from the
picture, but I didn’t know what it was.
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26. In 1993 my NJ chronic pain patient went to an alternative doctor
in NYC and got treated with intravenous hydrogen peroxide.
She had pain relief! I investigated, and asked WHY?
How could a 1920 vintage infection treatment for influenza
pneumonia make the chronic pain in her bladder go away?
The word got around. Soon my whole chronic pain practice
wanted this treatment. I treated them.
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27. Here is what happened next:
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28. 57 patients received a total of 503 (mean 9)
IV drips of 250mls of .03% H2O2 for non-
malignant intractable pain
66% had significant + improvement
86% reduced their pain medication
96% wanted another infusion
(Presented at a doctors conference in 1999)
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29. Classic Infection Signs!
Cultivable discharges from old surgical scars
and elsewhere
Fever and chills – Herxheimer Rx (detox)
Sinus and pulmonary drainage
Purulent urine
Overall clinical improvement
(Presented at a doctors conference in 1999)
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30. Alternative Doctors treating Chronic Pain with
Minocycline
Doxycycline and other antibiotics
Ozone
Ultraviolet Therapy
all reported similar
clinical patient reactions!
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31. Infection causes a
chronic inflammation
and thereby sustains
chronic painful
conditions.
(Presented at a doctors
conference in 1999)
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32. Recognizes that
Mainstream/conventional treatments are not
effective for many patients
Chronic Pain is caused by an injury or lesion
that cannot heal usually because of infection
in the tissues
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35. Chronic pain is generated by damaged tissue that is
not recovering and/or healing
Restoring the tissues to health will make them heal
and stop hurting
Healthy tissue cannot exist in the presence of
infections
Anything that reduces infection will reduce
inflammation, allow healing, treat and eventually
eliminate pain
The opposite is also true: Favoring infection will
increase pain.
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36. Is my chronic pain that simple?
What kinds of germs would do this?
Where did they come from?
Why didn’t my body get rid of them?
Isn’t the inside of my body sterile?
How did these germs get into my painful areas?
Am I doing something that caused this infection?
Why didn’t my antibiotics prevent or clear
infections?
Are there exceptions to this concept?
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37. Common germs exist in varied forms
Example: Spores
Your body has reservoirs of germs
Where? Teeth, bowel, vagina, prostate
These germs can travel through your body
Through blood, lymphatics, meridians
Why do these germs stay in inflamed areas?
Because they don’t like oxygen
Could my immune system be suppressed or
overwhelmed?
Yes and Yes.
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38. I was given an epidural for back pain. Will that
make me worse? My brother had no problems.
Are steroids (Cortisone) always a bad idea?
How could chronic pain from my herniated
disc be from infection?
Could smoking make my pain worse?
Could pain medication make the infection
worse?
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39. First developed 20 years ago
Continuously refined and expanded
No size fits all
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40. 1. Clear the Body of Infections
Natural and pharmaceutical anti-infectives
Oxidative therapies
▪ Peroxide
▪ Ozone
▪ Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation
▪ Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
▪ Antibiotics and Antifungals
▪ Supplements – Oral and IV
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41. 2. Eliminate Reservoirs Where Infections Hide
Dental Sources: all root canals are a source
Bowel Sources
Sinus Areas
Fungal Locations
Others
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42. 3. Support the Body’s Own Immune System
Avoid suppressing drugs and activities
▪ Stop smoking
▪ Reduce or eliminate pain medications
▪ Stop all anti-inflammatory hormone drugs
▪ Cortisone
▪ DMARDs (Embril)
▪ Improve Lifestyle and Nutrition
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43. 4. Patient Management
Patient education of expectations
Detoxification reactions
Patient-specific clinical protocol navigation
Consultations and education of other required
medical consultants
Coping with hostile social environment for healing
Weaning the patient to home self care
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