Study on a Possible Breakthrough Treatment for Bone Fractures In Progress

Online, July 26, 2011 (Newswire.com) - People who have suffered from bone fractures and broken bones can certainly relate to the sentiment of Anna Blane, a 32-year-old woman who suffered a severe metatarsal bone fracture (toe fracture) in 3 of the toes on her right foot. "I have been unable to walk without crutches for the last 6 weeks. It is very hard for me to go to work but I still force myself because I also need to earn money to put food on the table and pay the bills."

Blane, along with hundreds of others are going through the same difficulties every day in the U.S. It is a well-established fact that a fraction of people who have had bone injury are unable to perform normal functions for at least two weeks, and this is especially true for those with fractures or broken bones involving the body extremities, the spine, and the hips. It causes them to take time off work, at times for months until such time the bone is completely healed.

This concern has prompted an Internet-based company, Bonehealingmiracle, to decide on conducting further studies regarding an age-old bone recovery technique that has been used by healers in China and India for hundreds of years.

Barbara Walsh, PR Manager of Bone healing miracle said, "In line with this, we have partnered up with Bonesfracture in order to conduct the tests and analysis on patients who are suffering from bone fractures. We plan to carefully study this technique because based on our research, significant evidence points to its efficacy. However, we want to be certain it will work before introducing it to everyone who will have some use for it."

Bonesfracture is a resource site that caters to bone fractures information, healing, prevention, and treatment. Its research team will be working with Bonehealingmiracle.com for this project.

There are many remedies and natural treatments available which help to speed up the fracture recovery. All these are detailed on the official information site.