After you refer a patient to the center, the patient is assessed and if appropriate receives a pain recovery plan using a personalized combination from the 14 different all natural treatments available from our team of certified medical experts. This pain recovery plan is delivered in 3 steps over 8 weeks.

The 3 Steps to Non-Narcotic Natural Pain Relief

We use a 3-step approach to maximize your patient’s results.

Step1- Weeks 1- 2: Break Pain and Insomnia Cycle

This step is crucial.
We break the patients’ pain and sleep cycles centrally using natural treatments.
Some patients have significant pain and insomnia relief the first day and most continue to improve over the two weeks. You must break the pain cycle and get the pain sufferers to stages 3 and 4 sleep or they will never be able to stop their pain.

Step 2- Weeks 3- 5: Inflammation Reduction and Pain Trigger Elimination

Inflammation produced or worsened by a poor diet is a problem with most pain sufferers. In this step we educate people on a proper anti-inflammatory diet, how to find and eliminate pain triggers and adopt a healthier life style. Narcotic, drug and caffeine reduction maybe reduced during this step as well.

Physical therapy, exercise or manipulation may be added in this step depending on the patients needs.

Step 6- Week 6- 8: Prevention, Managing Breakout Pain and Promoting Wellness

Patients sometimes slip back into their old bad habits. We educate them on how to prevent their chronic pain from returning and the right way to manage break out pain. (Treat it don’t ignore it!)

Specific and general exercise along with aerobic conditioning is recommended if the patient has not started this earlier. The benefits of and how to maintain healthy levels of growth hormone is explained.

Dr. Paul Anderson pioneered this combination non-narcotic approach to chronic pain.

The centralized pain combination treatment approach pioneered by Dr. Anderson and adopted by the Natural Pain Relief Centers is the result of 17 years of clinical experience and clinical treatment of over 5, 000 pain patients.