How to do Dupuytren’s contracture home treatment
Dupuytren’s contracture self-help: 5 easy steps
This website is all about Dupuytren’s contracture self-help. Meaning, DCI helps people use do-it-yourself natural treatment strategies specifically for Dupuytren’s contracture. However, the difference with DCI self-care is that you are not alone. You will not have to guess about your Dupuytren’s contracture self-help. Everything you need – all therapy products and information about them – is together, all in one place. You will know what to do, when to do it, and how much to use. That being the case, let DCI be your source for home treatment for Dupuytren’s contracture.
Since 2004, DCI has worked with 1000s of people doing Dupuytren’s contracture self-care. We average 8-10 reports of moderate to marked success with Dupuytren’s contracture natural treatment, for every one report of failure – when doing Dupuytren’s contracture self-help as we suggest.
Using natural remedies for Dupuytren’s contracture self-directed treatment appeals to people. Very often, however, they do not know how or where to begin. They are not sure which, or how many, vitamins, mineral and enzymes to use. DCI has all this figured out for you. There is no guessing with the DCI method. Best of all, each treatment plan comes with complete detailed information for the best results possible.
DCI Dupuytren’s self-care in a nutshell
Basically, the central idea of the DCI method is to “gang up” on the fibrous palm lump. Attack the problem from several different directions – with different kinds of therapies – at the same time. This combines nutrients (coenzyme Q10, vitamin E, l-arginine etc.) for soft tissue healing, fibrin-eating enzymes, plus stretching, ultrasound, DMSO, etc. Whatever medical science says helps heal Dupuytren’s contracture, we include in the mix. No one else does Dupuytren’s contracture self-help like DCI.
There are no short cuts
The key to DCI home treatment for Dupuytren’s contracture is simple. If you want the best results possible for your DC, do all five steps.
Remember, natural vitamins, minerals and enzymes are not forceful and dangerous drugs. By comparison, these therapies are gentle. They cannot make your body do anything. Instead, they allow your body to work better by supplying those nutrients needed for thousands of healthful chemical reactions in the body. This generous supply of various nutrients supports and encourages a stalled or slow DC healing process to work better.
Small, occasional or brief Dupuytren’s contracture self-help treatment will not get the job done. Natural treatment works best when done as aggressively as possible. Do not limit Dupuytren’s contracture home care to only what is convenient, easy or appeals to you. Do all five steps, and do them faithfully and well.
5-steps for Dupuytren’s contracture self-help
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Get started – Select a plan
HOW TO SELECT YOUR BEST SELF HELP TREATMENT PLAN
First, decide how you want to treat your problem. This often comes down to deciding how much time, money and effort to devote to your recovery. In addition, you should listen to your doctor’s opinion how to do home treatment for Dupuytren’s contracture.
Most people use one of the three DCI treatment plans – small, medium or large. By far, the large treatment plan is the most popular. A small percent of customers design their own unique plans. Of these, they often add to or subtract from an existing plan to suit their needs.
Dupuytren’s contracture is a tough problem to treat. Even small and early DC problems can be very stubborn and slow to respond. In these cases, the large plan offers a great advantage based on the diversity of therapies, and earns faster results. This can save time, money and effort in the long run.
Of course, there are reasons a person would want to use as few therapies as possible – cost being the most obvious. A good strategy to reduce cost is to shorten treatment time and avoid hand surgery, by getting better results. Repeatedly, we see good treatment results come to those who work hand and use a diverse and balanced mix of internal and external therapies.
See what you can accomplish first with conservative self-help treatment. Do as much as you can, and be as aggressive as possible, for at least 3-4 months to give your hand enough time to respond.
For a great starting point to a select treatment plan. HOW TO SELECT A SELF HELP TREATMENT PLAN
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Internal therapies
Taking MSM, nattokinase, PABA, acetyl-L-carnitine, etc., is a guarantee of taking everything the hand needs to eliminate the Dupuytren’s contracture lump and cord. The broader and more diverse the internal therapies that are used, the better the results tend to be.
Science says these particular supplements found on the DCI website are involved in the Dupuytren’s contracture healing process. They supply a wide variety of nutrients for the large and complex biological process of healing the DC palm lump and finger cord. Give your tissue all the nutrients it needs. Prepare your body to heal DC to the best of its ability.
Link – All Internal Therapies used in a Dupuytren’s contracture home treatment plan.
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External therapies
This refers to another layer of DC treatment applied directly to the palm, from the outside. External therapies focus an entirely different kind of treatment directly to fibrous DC tissue.
DCI suggests using one or more external therapies:
- DMSO trio – Each is applied on top of the palm lump and finger cord to soften the thick fibrous tissue. Consists of:
- DMSO – from the laboratory of Stanley Jacobs, MD, pioneer of DCSO research
- Super CP Serum – Copper peptide
- Vitamin E oil – high A. C. Grace quality as found in capsules
- Ultrasound – the non-drug treatment of choice for many soft tissue problems. Detailed instructions, easy to understand, come with each unit.
DCI offers a lightweight, portable, affordable 3 MHz ultrasound instrument. It is popular for several reasons:
- Good reports of effectiveness from users
- No pain; comfortable to apply
- Safe, no side effects
- Do at home, anytime and day
- Applied directly to the problem tissue
- Easy to apply
- Economical
- Moist heat – to increase circulation and soft fibrous tissue. Saturate a large towel with hot water and wring it out, or a moisture-proof heating pad applied to the hand.
Link – All External Therapies used in a Dupuytren’s contracture self-help plan
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Diet
This has nothing to do with losing weight. Keep it simple. Avoid those foods that give you digestive trouble. Keep your digestive tract happy. This will improve absorption of necessary nutrients for better health and healing.
- Avoid specific foods that bother you. Examples:
- Onions
- Hot, spicy foods
- Pizza
- Alcohol
- Sea food
- Pickles
- Nuts, etc.
- Avoid general or broad food categories that bother you. Examples:
- Gluten
- MSG
- Dairy
- Caffeine
- Sulfites
- Lactose
- Amines, etc.
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Stretching
Gently and frequently, stretch the tight palm tissues. Think of it as gently coaxing the lump and cord to relax and lengthen. Sneak up on it.
Link – Detailed information about gentle palm stretching for Dupuytren’s contracture.
Understanding Dupuytren’s contracture home treatment
What the medical profession says about using nutrition for Dupuytren’s contracture self-help comes from their drug research.
All standard medical research for nutrients is the same. They test a single nutrient (MSM, PABA or vitamin E, etc.) as a solo or stand-alone therapy. This is the same way they test powerful drugs. Naturally, any nutrient tested this way fails, or does poorly. Yet, they report it is a failure of the nutrient, when it is really their failure to understand the difference between how vitamins and drugs work.
For example, to evaluate the effectiveness of vitamin E against Dupuytren’s contracture, they test two large groups of people with DC. One group receives vitamin E, or more likely a synthetic vitamin E. The other group receives a sugar pill – a placebo. Neither group knows if they are taking the vitamin E or the placebo. At the end of the research, the hands of both groups are evaluated for changes. The purpose of doing it this way is to see what effect vitamin E – and only vitamin E – has on Dupuytren’s contracture.
Such research is faulty because nutrients exist and work in combinations with other nutrients. No nutrient exists or operates alone anywhere in nature. You cannot find a drop of pure vitamin E by itself in nature. It does not happen that way. All nutrients exist in large combinations because they work together in combinations. Yet, medical research tests vitamins in isolation, each by itself. One type or category of vitamin does not heal Dupuytren’s contracture. A large group of vitamins, minerals and enzymes do. Yet, all vitamins testing is done like this. It does not make sense.
Medical opinion about Dupuytren’s contracture self-help
A person cannot get information about natural Dupuytren’s contracture self-help in the average medical office.
MDs are experts who specialize in drugs and surgery. However, they do not study nutrition. Instead, they study chemistry as it relates to drugs. Thus, only a rare MD knows much about nutrition or natural healing. If you ask your local MD about nutrition for Dupy, most likely you will be told, “Well, I guess you could try some vitamin E,” and not much more than that. The average MD uses vitamin E like it is a drug. Meaning, they use vitamin E all by itself. As a solo therapy.it is expected to make a magical difference for a complex and difficult problem. They use all nutrients this way. That is why they get poor results with them, guaranteed.
For this reason, the average MD firmly believes that only drugs and surgery could possibly help Dupuytren’s contracture. They believe that Dupuytren’s contracture home treatment is a waste of time. Still, they deny the shortcomings of Dupuytren’s contracture drug treatment and hand surgery.
Currently, the only way to do natural Dupuytren’s contracture treatment is to do it yourself. Many things in life are like this. If you want something, sometimes you just have to do it yourself. Good luck with your Dupuytren’s contracture self-help treatment.
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