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The Driscoll Theory Newly Revised: The Cause of POTS in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and How to Reverse the Process
year: 2016
authors: Diana Driscoll, Ananya De, Christine Doherty, Joao Paulo Ferreira, Sharon Meglathery, James Pazun
summary/abstract:The Driscoll Theory was a complete paradigm shift from the traditional view of autonomic dysfunction in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome patients. The Driscoll Theory changed lives almost immediately and we heard from many people from around the globe experiencing overnight relief from symptoms that were previously labelled as “anxiety”, “cranio-cervical instability”, “hypervigilance” or “mental problems”. You will hear from a handful of these patients in this book. Their journeys may sound like yours.
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