Reversing Ankylosing Spondylitis: A Patient Interview

Mohammed came to the Goldberg Tener Clinic suffering from Ankylosing Spondylitis for nearly a decade. He experienced significant pain and stiffness which greatly limited his mobility. His Rheumatologist prescribed numerous drugs including Humira, Enbrel, Meloxicam and Cosentyx but his condition progressively worsened as causal factors were left unaddressed. In the video interview above, Mohammed discusses the significant improvement he achieved since coming to our clinic. He is off all drugs and his inflammatory marker (HsCRP) is now at a normal, healthy reading. See before/after lab work below.

High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (HsCRP) is a measure of systemic inflammation. It is commonly elevated in patients with autoimmune / inflammatory disorders and is utilized at the Goldberg Tener Clinic to measure patient progress. Mohammed’s HsCRP was elevated initially at 3.20 (ideal <1.0) despite the drugs he was taking. His result now is excellent at 0.6 without drugs.