<p>Worldwide, 1.5 billion people suffer from chronic pain. Traditional medicine does not treat the root of chronic pain, but rather focuses on an approach of treating symptoms. Dr. Katinka van der Merwe discusses the fallacy and inherent danger of this approach and how it is affecting every pain patient trapped in the maze of traditional medicine. </p>

Worldwide, 1.5 billion people suffer from chronic pain. Traditional medicine does not treat the root of chronic pain, but rather focuses on an approach of treating symptoms. Dr. Katinka van der Merwe discusses the fallacy and inherent danger of this approach and how it is affecting every pain patient trapped in the maze of traditional medicine.

103: Why Modern Medicine is Failing People Who Suffer from Chronic Pain

Dr. Katinka van der Merwe has spent the last twelve years of her career developing her patented treatment system, addressing neurologic dysfunction and severe chronic pain. She was raised in a holistic background and believes that the human body is more than a collection of parts, each to be analyzed and treated separately. Based on the success of her program where every other treatment failed, she is now sharing her knowledge with the world. She believes that there ought to be better answers for those living with the hell of daily chronic pain. After treating hundreds of patients, she and her staff have noted repeated patterns in the chronic pain population. This knowledge provides a wealth of information previously unavailable to chronic pain patients. You deserve more answers and a better approach than chasing inadequate pain management. You deserve the chance to regain the life you were meant to live.

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