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  • Hardcover: 280 pages
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-13: 978-0-9799787-0-8

Where Does It Hurt?
Surprising Stories and Insights for Releasing Pain and Restoring Whole Body Health

Where Does It Hurt? is the book with all the answers for pain sufferers who are tired of trying to manage or mask pain with risky medications. For those who have "tried everything" with no lasting success, Where Does It Hurt? offers new hope and a real solution.

The book is a distillation of a Doctor of Chiropractic's 25 years of experience, sharing the wisdom and healing strategies acquired while caring for hurting people in their quest to feel and be better. It clarifies the tragic chronic pain and illness consequences of uncorrected injuries and overwhelming stress affecting over 50 million Americans.

It features dozens of powerful before and after real-life stories and reveals Dr. Norton's proven breakthrough nervous system-focused approach used with over 10,000 patients to not only resolve persistent pain, but restore health and well-being to a level feared lost forever. Dr. Norton integrates contemporary neuroscience and recent healthcare research with practical healing wisdom in an easy to follow roadmap.

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Philosophy
At least 50 million people in the United States suffer with chronic pain – back pain tops the list followed closely by neck pain and headaches. Most will suffer unnecessarily for the rest of their lives. What’s worse is that dangerous medication and risky, invasive procedures are frequently the only treatments offered to relieve the pain.

Dr. Matthew Norton, an authority on pain and its causes, believes that those with chronic pain who currently take medication may actually be doing more harm than good.

"People don't have to mask their pain symptoms with pills. There's another option, which eliminates pain by locating and correcting its underlying cause."

According to Dr. Norton, pain medication can actually create more problems than it helps because it can prevent the body from healing itself.

"There are methods to release pain completely from the body, and not one of them comes in pill form. Most people don't realize that medications never heal. The body always heals itself, whether it's a broken bone, a damaged disk, or a head cold. There are proven strategies that will coax the body into self-healing, and these methods are extremely effective and often permanent."

The pharmaceutical industry profits by encouraging pain sufferers to mask their symptoms with harsh medications, but there is a better way.

 

 

Articles Written by Dr. Matthew Norton, D.C.

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Biography

Dr. Matthew Norton is the nation's leading expert on the elimination of pain. He is the author of the breakthrough book Where Does It Hurt?, which provides extraordinary insights into the process of releasing pain from the body. . . rather than just treating painful symptoms with drugs.

A valedictorian from Life Chiropractic College West in Northern California, Dr. Norton maintains a thriving chiropractic practice in Central California while devoting much of his time to spreading his message of hope to pain sufferers throughout the world.

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