Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is a disorder that causes undefinable complaints such as restlessness, need to move, numbness and tingling in the legs while sleeping, sitting, or lying down. Each of the patients who try to describe their distress with sentences such as “my legs are tingling”, “my legs are on fire”, “my legs are pulling”, “my legs are beating”, would describe it differently…
The desire to move the legs due to the uncomfortable feeling in the legs Occurs during resting times, such as sitting or lying down. Or when going to bed to sleep at night..
Because of the restlessness, burning, tingling sensation in the legs, and the need to move, patients cannot fall asleep, they want to move their feet constantly, get up from their bed and walk around. A partial or complete recovery can be achieved “instantly” by getting up, walking for a short time, and stretching the feet. But after a short while the restlessness begins again.
RLS patients cannot sit in the same position while watching TV, visiting guests, on plane/bus trips, and during movie theater/theatre/concert periods. Therefore, the quality of life of Restless Legs Syndrome patients, who cannot fall asleep and whose involuntary leg movements continue even during sleep, is negatively affected. The reduction of pain with movement and its resumption with rest are the “differential” features of RLS.
It usually occurs in other people in the family. RLS is genetic in one out of every three patients. Chronic progressive course and/or periodic worsening have been detected. Although it is seen in iron deficiency (anemia), diabetes, kidney diseases, nervous system damage, and pregnancy, a basic cause cannot be found in ninety-five percent of the patients. It is often confused with rheumatic diseases. Therefore, the diagnosis can sometimes take a long time.
RLS is such a common disorder that it occurs in one to five out of every hundred people. It is more common with advanced age. If there is an underlying cause (such as anemia, diabetes), it should be treated first. In cases where the cause is unclear, drug therapy can be applied.
Restless Legs Syndrome can be treated with Bioresonance
In the majority of RLS patients, examinations detect wheat allergy. At the end of the treatment of wheat allergy, which is classified as masked allergy, restless legs syndrome disappears at an astonishing rate.
Bioresonance treatment of RLS with major allergens (wheat, milk, egg, sugar..), heavy metals (lead, mercury, teflon..), magnetic field pollution (mobile phones, computers..) and consists of the detection and therapy of energy flow blockages in the body. It is recommended that patients touch the ground with bare feet for 10 minutes every day.
