SeptermberOctober, 2009 Volume17, Issue 52009 septermberoctober，17卷，5期.docVIP

0 Subscribers Have many of you have been diagnosed with MVP 94% MVPS 53% GAD (generalized anxiety disorder 39% Panic Disorder 37% Depression 40% Social Phobia 17% OCD 6% Agoraphobia 10% IBS 45% TMJ 42% Thyroid Disorder 31% Endometriosis 13.5% Lupus 0% Fibromyalgia 22% Bipolar 4% Migraines and other headaches 40% Scoliosis 32.5% Chronic Fatigue 30% Sleep Disorders 39% Interstitial Cystitis 11% . Families of subscribers Families of subscribers How many of you have been diagnosed with MVP 35% MVPS 10% GAD (generalized anxiety disorder 24% Panic Disorder 22% Depression 32.5% Social Phobia 12% OCD 12% Agoraphobia 6% IBS 23% TMJ 12% Thyroid Disorder 22.5% Endometriosis 11% Lupus 6% Fibromyalgia 13.5% Bipolar 14% Migraines and other headaches 31% Scoliosis 19.5% Chronic Fatigue 9% Sleep Disorder 28% Interstitial Cystitis 4% Survey: Our Thoughts A Few Results From Our Online Survey Once again, IBS was the biggest problem. IBS 38 percent Thyroid disorder 25 percent Fibromyalgia 13 percent TMJ 13 percent What surprised us? We were happy to see that 53 percent of you have actually been diagnosed with MVP Syndrome, or dysautonomia. We did a survey several years ago, and we had about 2 percent diagnosed with the syndrome. So, we are getting somewhere with the medical profession. Another surprise was that 32 percent of you have scoliosis, and 19 percent of your relatives have it. This is a huge number considering that only 2 percent of the normal population has scoliosis. Heres more data. You can compare it with the numbers on the first page. Normal population ?IBS 20 percent ?Thyroid 6 percent ?Chronic Fatigue 0.4 percent ?GAD (generalized anxiety disorder) 3-4 percent ?Fibromyalgia 3-5 percent women, 1-2 percent men ?Soc