Thursday, September 18, 2014

Pain-LESS: How The Miracle Wave Technology is Helping Actual Patients in Florida


You've heard our wellness experts at The Miracle Wave ™  rave about our new, sound approach to help heal pain, but here's even more proof that it's a safe and an effective method of treatment for patients with musculoskeletal disorders and/or joint pain.

Dr. Joe Johnson, D.C. from 
Johnson Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine gave us his take on
The Miracle Wave 
™ , and how he utilizes our technology at his practice in Paxton, Florida:

How many patients are you currently seeing at your practice?
 
With The Miracle Wave technology, I utilize it on about 10 patient visits a day, four and a half days a week.

What are the most common injuries your patients have who appear to benefit from The Miracle Wave ™ treatment? 
I see a myriad of musculoskeletal conditions, including:
- tendinitis, strains, sprains, bursitis, trigger points, myofascial syndrome, arthralgia; upper and lower   extremities, and trunk
- rotator cuff injuries--even cuff tears
- elbow injuries
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- trochanteric bursitis and TFL syndromes
- plantar fasciitis, etc.

How often are your patients required to come in for treatment?
If a person is in a lot of pain I may want to see the patients every day or every other day for the first 3-4 days, depending on how quickly we need to improve mobility or function. My patients more commonly come in 2-3 times per week, however. It greatly enhances the patient’s ability to return to functional activities quicker, and that is important!

What are some of the main reasons why you prefer 
The Miracle Wave ™ as an effective approach for your patients? I've seen a lot of helpful information regarding this type of therapy in Europe, and how it's helped with the recovery of many types of conditions. I'm personally in favor of this solution for my patients because it:
- decreases pain
- has an analgesic effect
- promotes elastic tissue repair
- improves circulation and helps to facilitate tissue repair

What is one of the most common things you tell your patients prior to treating them with The Miracle Wave ™ technology? That in most cases, my patients can expect to see a dramatic difference in their mobility, as well as a significant decrease in the pain they're experiencing.

If you're a healthcare professional and believe your patients could benefit from The Miracle Wave ™  as a sound approach to help heal their pain, click here to learn about bringing this technology to your practice TODAY.

Here's to feeling pain-LESS!
-- The Miracle Wave ™  Wellness Experts

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Give it the Cold Shoulder: How The Miracle Wave Technology Can Help Relieve Shoulder Pain


What most people call their “shoulder is actually a cluster of several joints combined with tendons and muscles to allow a wide range of motion in the arm—from scratching your back to throwing the perfect pitch. 

Excessive use or strain of this part of the body, however, has its price... as it can lead to increasing problems with instability and impingement of the soft tissue or bony structures of your shoulder, resulting in pain.

Here are 5 of the most common problems which can cause shoulder pain along with a list of typical treatment methods:

1. Bursitis

The shoulder is made up of several bursa (small fluid sacs located near joints throughout our body). Bursae act as cushions between our bones and the soft tissues, but sometimes excessive use of your shoulder(s) can lead to inflammation and swelling of the bursae between the rotator cuff and the part of your shoulder blade known as the acromion. This condition can result in bursitis, associated with rotator cuff tendinitis.

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- prescription/non-prescription medications
- surgery, in severe cases 

2. Tendinitis

Tendon cords connect our muscles to the bones throughout the entire body. Frequent strain of these tendons in your shoulders, over time, can be just like wearing out the soles of your favorite shoes-- they can eventually split from overuse. There are two types of tendinitis: 

a) acute tendinitis, which is caused by excessive use
b) chronic tendinitis, which is degenerative in origin (much like arthritis) and can worsen in pain as we age.

General Treatment Methods
- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- physical therapy
- anti-inflammatory medications
- surgery, in some cases 

3. Tendon Tears

The splitting and tearing of tendons, especially within your shoulders, can occur from: 
a) degenerative changes in the tendons caused by age
b) long-term overuse
c) continuous wear and tear without appropriate treatment
d) a sudden injury

Tendon tears of the shoulder can be partial in damage but they can also split into two pieces where, in most cases, the tendon is actually pulled away from its attachment to the bone. 

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

4. Impingement

This condition of the shoulder typically occurs when the top of the shoulder blade puts too much pressure on the underlying soft tissues, and the arm is lifted away from the body out of its normal range of motion, causing bursitis and tendinitis.

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

5. Arthritis

The most common type of arthritis of the shoulder is osteoarthritis, which is also known as "wear and tear arthritis." This condition often develops gradually but can involve increasing pain, significant swelling, stiffness of the arm and may eventually worsen over time if not treated correctly.

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

The good news about shoulder pain is this: It doesn't have to be an intolerable part of your life, because The Miracle Wave ™  offers a new, non-invasive acoustic sound wave technique to treat several types of musculoskeletal problems (especially in cases of shoulder injuries).

There are little to no side effects and there's hardly any downtime involved, which means many patients undergoing The Miracle Wave treatment are able feel noticeably less pain and resume their daily activities almost immediately.

Want to find out more? VISIT OUR WEB SITE today or ask your doctor about whether The Miracle Wave ™ could be the ideal solution for YOUR shoulder pain!
-- The Miracle Wave Wellness Experts

Thursday, July 31, 2014

To KALE With It! The Miracle Wave 's Featured Recipe: Tuscan Kale Salad

It's one of the most common side effects we see in patients before they begin seeking The Miracle Wave  therapy--Inflammation.

Inflammation is the number one cause of arthritis, heart disease and a number of autoimmune diseases. 

It's a condition that can be triggered by the consumption of animal products, and can be very debilitating for individuals who don't take the necessary steps (such as changing their diets or engaging in exercise) to live a healthier lifestyle. 


Kale is among the most nutrient-dense commonly eaten vegetables. 

One cup provides 1,327% of your Daily Value (DV) for vitamin K, 192% for vitamin A and 88% for vitamin C.

Not only is it jam-packed with vitamins, kale is an incredibly effective anti-inflammatory food, which can potentially prevent and even help reverse these inflammation-related illnesses.



To incorporate this yummy and nutritious veggie into your daily routine, try this great recipe from your wellness experts at The Miracle Wave  


Ingredients
• 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
• 1/4 cup lemon juice
• 3 cloves garlic, mashed
• 1/2 tsp coarse salt
• Pinch red pepper flakes
• 2 bunches Tuscan kale (about 14 oz), ribs removed and leaves sliced into 1/4-inch shreds
• 1/2 cup finely grated Grana Padano or Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, plus shavings for garnish (Vegan Version substitute with ½ cup or more of Nutritional Yeast)
• 2 Tbsp whole wheat breadcrumbs, toasted (Vegan version substitute with toasted cashew meal, toasted in olive oil or almond slices.)

Directions
1. In a large bowl, whisk together oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper flakes. 
2. Add kale and toss to coat. 
3. Let sit at room temperature for 10 to 30 minutes.
4. Add grated cheese and breadcrumbs and toss (use nutritional yeast and almonds for a vegan version).
5. Garnish with shaved cheese before serving (omit for vegan).
6. 
Serve & enjoy eating this healthful, anti-inflammatory dish!
7. Cover and refrigerate (leftovers should last up to two days).


Yield: Serves 8.

For more information about reducing inflammation or to find a solution to your current musculoskeletal condition CLICK HERE.

Here's to recipes that can help repair, restore & rejuvenate your health!
--The Miracle Wave Wellness Experts 

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

"Whip It, Whip It Good!" The Miracle Wave Explains Whiplash

Whiplash is a non-medical term for a condition that develops when the neck and head move swiftly forward and then backward (similar to the motion of someone cracking a whip). This sudden force results in the normal range of motion being surpassed and causes injury to the soft tissues (muscle, ligament and discs) of the neck. 

Based on our experience at The Miracle Wave ,  people have usually associated whiplash with car accidents. These injuries, however, can also occur from a slip and fall on the ice, sports injuries and even being assaulted. Common symptoms of whiplash may include:

- neck pain
- headache
- shoulder pain & stiffness
- dizziness
- fatigue
- jaw pain
- arm pain or weakness
- visual disturbance
- ringing of the ears
- depression

In a more severe and chronic case of Whiplash Associated Disorder symptoms may include:

- depression
- anger
- frustration
- anxiety
- stress
- drug dependency
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- insomnia

There are, however, available treatments for whiplash to help relieve the pain (since whiplash is known to heal on its own given time).

1. Ice your neck.
To reduce the pain and swelling, apply ice as soon as you realize you might have a neck injury. Do this for 20-30 minutes every 3-4 hours over the next few days. Be sure to wrap the ice in a towel or washcloth to prevent damage or additional pain to your skin.

2. Take painkillers or other drugs.
When recommended by your doctor, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen (Advil) or naproxen (Aleve) can help with diminishing swelling and pain. Keep in mind, though-- these over-the-counter medications can have side effects, so try not to use them regularly. Additionally, check with your doctor before taking NSAIDs of any kind especially if you are already taking other prescriptions for any of preexisting medical conditions. If these don't seem to work, you may need to see a doctor who can prescribe stronger painkillers or even muscle relaxants if necessary.

3. Use a neck brace or collar.
To aid in supporting your neck or simply holding your head up straight, your physician may recommend a neck brace or collar to use until you begin feeling better. While neck braces can help when used sparingly, they aren't intended for long term use (because they can actually weaken the muscles in your neck).

4. Seek a non-invasive solution to help alleviate your pain.
Treatments involving similar technology to Acoustic Wave Therapy ( AWT ) for the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders have recently been recognized by healthcare providers globally as an effective, therapeutic solution.

The Miracle Wave  in particular is one device that has shown beneficial results for helping to alleviate musculoskeletal aches and pains such as whiplash, while temporarily increasing local blood circulation.  The Miracle Wave 
 works by sending low-energy pulses into the affected area of a patient's injury, which in turn can stimulate the body's bio-healing effects naturally.

Ultimately, the goal of seeking treatment for whiplash should be to effectively repair the injured muscles and/or the damaged ligaments in your neck. While allowing your injury to heal on its own may be a reasonable action, it could take days, months or even years to feel virtually pain-free again. This is why The Miracle Wave could be a much more effective (as well as affordable) solution for you.

If YOU or someone you know is currently suffering from whiplash ask your healthcare provider or an experienced medical professional whether The Miracle Wave  could be the ideal answer to relieving your pain TODAY or CLICK HERE to visit our web site NOW.


Here's to crackin' the whip... and recovering rapidly from your whiplash injury!
-- The Miracle Wave Wellness Experts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Pulling the Trigger: How The Miracle Wave Can Help with Myofascial Trigger Point Pain

Myofascial Trigger Points (or Myofascial Pain Syndrome) is a type of chronic pain disorder that affects many Americans today.

It occurs in the trigger points, or pressure-sensitive points of your muscles and can cause pain seemingly in unrelated parts of the body (commonly called the referred pain). This pain typically occurs after a muscle has been contracted repeatedly.

Those small patches of super-contracted muscle fibers, known as muscle knots, are what can cause aching and stiffness. These knots can eventually affect the performance of the entire muscle, spreading pain to adjacent areas, and can even irritate other trigger points throughout the body.

Most trigger point pain can be relieved with the simple method of self-massage using your own thumbs, but since these little knots can certainly be stubborn, non-invasive therapies such as The Miracle Wave 
can be a much easier way to find and target the painful spots and help alleviate the pain quicker than just rubbing the injury with your hands.

The Miracle Wave
technology has recently been discovered by healthcare professionals in the U.S. and is considered a helpful solution for diminishing Myofascial Trigger Point. This non-invasive procedure is recommended for many reasons, including its:

- simple use by a physician or healthcare professional

- rapid decrease in pain among most patients

- easy application for use on large surface areas of the body

- minimal side effects

- minimal down time for recovery

- ability to allow patients to return to their daily routine & activities, even the same day as receiving treatment

Clinically speaking, The Miracle Wave 
has been found to help reduce pain in many patients suffering from Myofascial Trigger Points by:

- altering pain signals, which can significantly decrease a patient’s level of pain long-term

- promoting angiogenesis (the development of new blood cells in the body)

- enhancing the circulation of blood throughout the injured area

- decreasing inflammation

- accelerating the healing process

Ultimately the goal of treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome is to achieve a “release,” or a literal relaxation of those tightly contracted fibers which make up that painful muscle knot. While self-massage may be a feasible remedy to help reduce the aching, The Miracle Wave™ could be a much more effective solution in the long run.

If YOU or someone you know is currently affected by Myofascial Trigger Points or chronic conditions like Myofascial Pain Syndrome ask your healthcare provider or an experienced medical professional whether The Miracle Wave 
is the answer to alleviating your pain TODAY! 

CLICK HERE to visit our web site for more information.

Friday, May 30, 2014

Be Right Back: How The Miracle Wave Can Help Alleviate Back Pain

Back pain. It can be a very debilitating condition caused by a recent car accident, damaging one of the discs in your spine, straining yourself during a competitive sport or even just bending over to pick up something. 

You may feel you can’t do the things you usually do, but seeking the appropriate course of treatment in order to stay active may help you recover much quicker.

Although your chiropractor or other healthcare professional should be the one to determine the best way to heal your injury, here are five common ways back pain can be treated:

Non-Drug Treatments
This could involve physical therapy in some capacity (with a physical therapist or even an expert trained in sports rehab). With non-drug treatments your provider may strongly encourage you to remain active, by simply doing what you typically do in your daily routine. As an injured patient suffering with an aching back, this could be better for you rather than lying in bed for long periods of time... but do be sure to get enough rest without having to strain yourself.

Still, Non-Drug Treatments
If you're not in too much pain, you may want to try having your spine manipulated by your chiropractor or an experienced therapist to reduce the strain on your back. If a spinal adjustment seems like it would be too difficult to endure, acupuncture and some physical therapist-guided exercise programs for lower back pain can also be an option.

Drug Treatments
This type of treatment today typically includes the use of prescription & non-prescription painkillers, muscle relaxants and sometimes steroidal injections. Your physician can recommend a reputable Pain Specialist to see in this case for any new medications that may help, along with suggestions for other procedures and medications to help rid you of your backache.     

Surgery
While this is generally a last resort for most patients, surgery can definitely be a way to repair injuries to the spine (depending on the severity of your condition). Surgeons can use microscopes, lasers and other innovative surgical instruments to do an excellent job. This procedure, however, can be very expensive in certain circumstances, and usually require lots of down time afterward for recovery, followed by physical therapy.

Non-Invasive Therapy
Non-invasive techniques such as the use of The Miracle Wave ™ can be a great solution to help relieve the pain from musculoskeletal disorders such as chronic back pain and even osteoporosis. 
    
This type of therapy involves the use of a device somewhat resembling a chiropractor's activator, which utilizes acoustic (sound) waves. Much like ESWT (or Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy ), these acoustic waves are intended to expedite healing in the body by: stimulating the body's neural pathways, promoting the process of neovascularization, reducing pain and/or sensitivity and most importantly... speeding up recovery. 

Patients who choose non-invasive solutions such as The Miracle Wave  ™  report no scarring, no postoperative complications, zero down time for recovery and the ability to return to their daily activities with significantly less pain after being treated. Additionally, healthcare providers who've treated patients with this method report that their patients' prognoses with a very low likelihood of recurrence.

While there are many ways to treat spinal injuries, the disadvantage of remedies like pain medications is that their application only eliminates the consequences of the condition (soft tissue swelling, inflammatory reaction, pain, etc.), leaving the actual injury unchanged with a possibility to worsen over time. Non-invasive therapies, however, could provide a much more affordable, ideal answer to healing your back pain.

VISIT OUR WEB SITE or ask your doctor about whether The Miracle Wave ™ could be the ideal solution for your slipped disc pain TODAY!
-- The Miracle Wave ™ Wellness Experts

    


Friday, May 23, 2014

The HEEL-ing Process: How The Miracle Wave Can Help Relieve Plantar Fasciitis Pain

Living with or suffering from nagging heel pain when you walk, run or stand for hours at a time? Many adults can relate. It could be a case of what's known as Plantar Fasciitis.

Plantar Fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain. It happens when the flat band of tissue (or ligaments) that connect your heel bone to your toes becomes inflamed. 

The plantar fascia supports the arch of your foot, and if it gets weak, swollen and irritated (inflamed) then the bottom of your foot hurts when you stand or try to walk.

Common conditions that may lead to pain/swelling of your plantar fascia include:
- your feet roll inward too much when you walk (also called excessive pronation)
- You have high arches or flat feet
- You walk, stand or run for a long periods of time, especially on hard surfaces.
- You are overweight
- You wear shoes that don’t fit well or are already worn out
- You have tight Achilles Tendons or calf muscles

Most people with Plantar Fasciitis have pain when they take their first steps after they get out of bed or sit for a long periods of time. After a few steps you may have less stiffness and pain as you move on, but your foot may ache more as the day goes on... bothering you the most when you try going upstairs or after you've been standing for long periods of time.

Treatments available to help alleviate the pain of Plantar Fasciitis: 
- inserting heel cushions (or custom-made orthotics) into your shoes
- taping your feet before engaging in rigorous sports activities
- taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen)
- having your doctor administer cortisone injections
- wrapping your foot/feet in splints while you sleep at night
- seeking The Miracle Wave  treatment from your podiatrist, chiropractor or other physician

The Miracle Wave Solution:
Originally developed to dissolve kidney stones, The Miracle Wave ™  is a NEW, non-invasive solution that can help relieve the pain associated with Plantar Fasciitis as well as a multitude of musculoskeletal disorders.

This device is somewhat similar to a chiropractic activator, but uses acoustic (sound) waves, which are intended to stimulate and speed up the body’s own healing process. Much like ESWT (or Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy ), The Miracle Wave ™  technology can 

- stimulate the body's neural pathways
- promote neovascularization 
- reduce sensitivity & pain in the injured area of the body
- accelerate recovery

More than 90% of patients using The Miracle Wave ™  reportedly experience a rapid reduction in their pain with ZERO down time and very minimal side effects (temporary redness around the area post-treatment), making this an ideal option for just about anyone diagnosed with Plantar Fasciitis (or other chronic pain conditions). 

VISIT OUR WEB SITE TODAY to find out whether The Miracle Wave ™  could be the ideal solution for:

- your Plantar Fasciitis 
- any joint, chronic or musculoskeletal pain you are experiencing
- implementing at your medical practice as a healthcare professional


Here's to the NEWEST method of repairing, restoring & rejuvenating optimal health!
-- 
The Miracle Wave ™  Wellness Experts



sources: http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/plantar-fasciitis-topic-overview

Friday, May 16, 2014

Game On: How The Miracle Wave & Tennis Elbow Can Play a Perfect Match Against Your Sports Injury

You got served... but unfortunately, you were in too much pain to swing back with accuracy.
Could it be a case of Tennis Elbow (that awful sports injury to your arm) that's affecting your game?

If that's the case, The Miracle Wave 
 may be the best solution for YOU-- and here's why:

Tennis Elbow (also known as lateral epicondylitis) is a painful condition in the arm that's generally characterized by inflammation on the outside of the elbow. This soreness often occurs as a result of overusing the muscles and/or tendons of the forearm or straining the areas around your elbow joint. The name "Tennis Elbow" has been around for quite some time... since the late 1800s, to be exact. But while athletes have typically acquired this injury from the repetitive hitting & swinging at thousands of tennis balls, now just about anyone can be diagnosed with this form of tendinitis.

How can someone get Tennis Elbow without even playing tennis, you ask?

It's simple. By engaging in your everyday life activities such as using scissors, gardening, performing manual labor (plumbing, bricklaying, etc.), or even typing.

What are typical symptoms of Tennis Elbow?

Symptoms can vary from person to person, but here are just a few:
- a continuous nagging pain in your elbow
- tenderness just below the bend of your elbow (on the outer part of your arm)
- soreness felt down your arm towards your wrist
- an achy sensation which occurs during lifting or bending
- weakness when twisting your arm (even as simple as turning a door handle
- difficulty extending or straightening your forearm

What can be done to help relieve the pain associated with Tennis Elbow quickly?

If you're searching for a solution with zero down time that's also non-invasive, the answer is: The Miracle Wave .

The Miracle Wave  is a NEW, FDA-recognized therapeutic solution that can provide you with the rapid relief you need. Its technology is similar to Acoustic Wave Therapy or ESWT (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy), which has been used in the medical industry for decades. What's so amazing about this cutting-edge equipment is that it's painless, non-invasive (it's applied to the surface of the body much like a chiropractic activator works) and those who use it for treatment don't have to take any time off to recover.

How does The Miracle Wave 
 work?
It works by sending low-energy pulses (or waves) into the injured area of your body, which causes an interruption in certain pathways of your nerves. This offset in your nerve pathways stimulates circulation within the tissues of that region and can also promote neovascularization (restoring blood circulation) and cell proliferation which in turn, can result in prompt healing. The best part? The Miracle Wave  treatment process can require as few as only three sessions (with a week between sessions), depending on the severity of your injury.

Where can someone receive The Miracle Wave
treatment for Tennis Elbow or a musculoskeletal condition?
Fortunately, The Miracle Wave  is NOW AVAILABLE in the U.S. for physicians to use at their healthcare practices. Ask your doctor to begin implementing The Miracle Wave  TODAY so you can start feeling better inside and out, right away!

For more information about our NEW product CLICK HERE to visit the official web site of The Miracle Wave 
.


References: Runge F. Zur Genese und Behandlung des Schreibekrampfes. Berliner Klin Wochenschr. 1873;10:245–248.

Thursday, May 8, 2014

Makin' Waves: How The Miracle Wave Technology Can Help Relieve Joint Pain

Joint pain. It's caused one-third of Americans to see their doctor in the past year for a remedy... from prescription drugs to topical creams to injectable medications.

For healthcare professionals here in the U.S. who have continually been seeking alternatives to the aforementioned treatments for musculoskeletal conditions... We have great news for both you & your patients.

The Miracle Wave Hi-Puls HP50 technology, which was recently registered with the FDA as a NEW therapeutic remedy, is NOW AVAILABLE for medical professionals to use at their practices to assist with joint pain relief.

Through the use of Acoustic Wave Therapy (or AWT ) The Miracle Wave ™  is a cutting-edge treatment solution which utilizes sound waves (or acoustic pulses) to initiate a healing effect within the body. 

Similar to the technology of Shock Wave Therapy
( EWST ), our innovative equipment utilizes the science of sound waves (i.e. Acoustic Wave Therapy , or AWT ) to help repair, restore & rejuvenate muscle tissue. The best part? There are little to no side effects and there's no downtime, which means patients are able to resume their daily activities as soon as possible.
For years ESWT has been used by veterinarians to assist with decreasing pain, alleviating injuries and even treating wounds. After decades of proof that acoustic wave treatment can aid in the healing process for animals this similar technology is now available as a new non-invasive solution for humans to reap the same therapeutic rewards.

Which conditions does it help alleviate?

Among many musculoskeletal disorders, The Miracle Wave ™  can help relieve pain associated with:

- Tendinitis (mostly in the rotator cuff tendons)
- Tennis or golfer's elbow
- Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
- Achilles tendinitis or pain from dorsal heel spurs
- Shin splints
- Patellar tendinitis and other knee injuries
- Gluteal tendinitis
- Myofascial trigger points
- other tendon irritations of the body

If you are a currently a medical professional with a desire to implement state-of-the-art, FDA registered therapeutic technology at your practice, CONTACT US today to learn how The Miracle Wave  can help repair, restore & rejuvenate a broad spectrum of health conditions among your patients.

We conduct specialized, on-site demonstrations as well as comprehensive staff training with certification in order for you to begin utilizing The Miracle Wave  technology as a healthcare provider.

For more information visit our web site at: TheMiracleWave.com .

Here's to the latest in repairing, restoring & rejuvenating good health!
-- 
The Miracle Wave ™  Wellness Experts