Which Path is the Right One: Medical or TMS?

Tension Myositis Syndrome sounds like it might be right, but the next step is a little scary. It’s scary because this new mind-body diagnosis has created a fork in the road for you. Now, you’ve got two choices:

1) You can ignore Dr. Sarno and just keep doing what you’re doing.

OR

2)  You can move forward with TMS and see where it leads you.

Both the paths have their pros and cons.

The Medical Path

Sticking with your original medical diagnosis seems like the easiest way to go.

After all, your doctor is very confident in the diagnosis she’s given you.
And she’s shared test results that seem like irrefutable proof that the medical diagnosis is correct.
And your insurance pays for medical treatment, but not for mind-body treatment.
And there’s a billion dollar industry dedicated to your medical diagnosis.

Plus, your friends and family understand your medical diagnosis. They’re there to support the medical diagnosis, but likely not the TMS diagnosis. Have you lost your mind?

So, yes, the medical route seems like the right path to take. The only downside with your medical diagnosis is that you will be in pain for the rest of your life.

Yes, with a mind-body diagnosis, you won’t be able to rely on your doctors for treatment. However, where has medical treatment gotten you so far?  

And, yes, with the mind-body diagnosis, your insurance won’t cover expensive medical treatments and drugs. However, you'll no longer need expensive medical treatments and drugs.

And, yes, with the mind-body diagnosis, your friends and family may not understand exactly what you’re doing. They don’t have to understand. They love you. They’ll support you either way. 

Bonus! With the mind-body diagnosis, you’ll no longer have your medical condition as part of (possibly even the biggest part at this point) your identity. And isn’t this what you really want?  

And finally, switching to Tension Myositis Syndrome will require you to accept responsibility for your health, take some new actions, and think differently than you have in the past.  

The Payoff?
You’ll be chronic pain free for the rest of your life.
Isn’t that worth it?

The Path Forward

Success doesn’t require a full commitment up front. All you have to do is be open to this new TMS path. Just start moving forward by watching the course and discovering what it’s all about.  

Over time, you’ll either decide that you do or you don’t have TMS. By doing the research, your true diagnosis will become very clear.  

And if it is TMS, that’s great because that means there’s nothing physically wrong with you. You can cure yourself and your body will go back to completely normal with no long-term, residual damage.
That’s the best part of all. 

Universal TMS Guidelines for Your Symptoms. The Diagnosing TMS course presents 9 guidelines for diagnosing all your chronic conditions so that you can determine whether they are real medical problems or TMS. This section also includes a very comprehensive list of all known TMS conditions.

Discover Why Your Doctor's Diagnosis is Likely Wrong. In this section, you’ll discover how the healthcare industry has gotten off track and exactly how that’s affecting diagnostic procedures. And you’ll learn how it all circles back to the turn of the 20th century when there was a hostile takeover of the medical industry in America.

The Physiology That's Causing Your Symptoms. In this section of the course, you’ll learn how the Autonomic Nervous System is responsible for so many different chronic symptoms. How can stress cause back pain, tinnitus, and IBS? Well, the course explains how each and every common TMS symptom can be created by the overactive fight or flight response.

Overcoming the Challenges of Diagnosing Yourself. When it comes to diagnosing yourself with Tension Myositis Syndrome, there are many psychological and instinctual roadblocks that must be cleared away. Societal norms say that it’s dangerous to diagnose yourself. Only a doctor can do that. However, it may be just the opposite. You’ve not only the right, but the obligation of assigning yourself the correct diagnosis. That’s the beginning of healing. And this course is designed to help you do just that.  

How to Handle the TMS Naysayers in Your Life. Yes, there are a lot of naysayers out there. Dr. Sarno says it’s approximately 90% of the population. So, in this section of the course, we explain how to move forward with the proper diagnosis while handling the naysayers who don’t believe you. Handling societal pressure is a key component in diagnosing and healing Tension Myositis Syndrome.

The Complete Self-Diagnostic Process for All Your Symptoms. The Diagnosing TMS Master Class explains that there is a very deliberate process to self-diagnosis of TMS. It should not be done in a casual way. Yes, going to the doctor first is an essential part of that process. But chances are that you’ve already done that (many times). And the results have not been good. So now it’s time for you to take control. If TMS is the appropriate diagnosis, you must proceed forward in a definitive way without hesitation. Then and only then can you cure your chronic symptoms.

Clarity About Your Diagnosis is the Key

Doubt about the Tension Myositis Syndrome diagnosis is a universal characteristic of everyone who has Tension Myositis Syndrome. So, what you’re experiencing is not unusual. It’s the norm.

The Diagnosing TMS Master Class will give you the clarity that you need
to move forward and cure yourself - once and for all.