“Addicted to Prescriptions Painkillers?” Dr. Gregory A. Smith, MD, QME will be Interviewed Live on Radio Talk Show "AM Impact On Your Health" -- Listen on Radio and Internet

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San Clemente, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 2, 2010 -- Dr. Gregory A. Smith, MD, QME will be interviewed on the radio station KHB 620- Pittsburgh "AM Impact On Your Health" on November 17, 2010, hosted by Dennis J. Courtney, M.D.

For those of you outside the Pittsburgh area you can hear his show LIVE on the Internet (you will need Windows Media Player to view, at http://www.dennisjcourtney.com/amimpact.php, Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 8:00 A.M. (EST)

Dr. Smith is board certified in Anesthesia and Pain Management, heads the Comprehensive Pain Relief Group (CPRG) in Los Angeles, California.

Comprehensive Pain Relief Group (CPRG) is a unique multi-specialty group that utilizes a unique type of medicine for chronic pain sufferers called integrative pain management. The corporation was formed by Gregory A. Smith, MD, QME in 2001. “I got tired of working in a bureaucratic system that did not help the patient and in many cases created pain patients, so I started my own addiction center”

Comprehensive Pain Relief Group (CPRG) specializes in the most complex pain problems and syndromes. The key to their success is utilizing a wide variety of diagnostic tools from multiple medical disciplines to really find out the source(s) of your pain. The pain program is customized to the patient’s pain problem(s).

One look at the healthcare professionals that are part of CPRG immediately shows the diversity of care and services that they offer. They utilize integrative pain management. This means that traditional conventional methods are combined with cutting-edge technology known as the NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System with the MATRIX System™ software version 1/1.0, and alternative pain management modalities to produce the answers and results that no one else can offer to pain patients.

For patients that are injured on the job the goals for Comprehensive Pain Relief Group (CPRG) are to minimize injury loss time and return workers to their pre-injury state as soon as possible. They also utilize cutting-edge technology such as class IV lasers that are currently only available in a handful of places in the United States. These lasers are painless and can reduce swelling and pain in acute injuries in a matter of minutes. They are also effective for chronic pain and can be administered in the office setting. They use nutrition as medicine and utilize conventional as well as alternative diagnostic tools such as Iridology and live blood cell analysis. For more severe patients that require invasive procedures, the vast majority of the time procedures can be done percutaneously (through the skin) without cutting or scarring.

If you are secretly addicted to prescriptions painkillers? You are not alone; millions of Americans are struggling with this problem with the threat of loved ones and employers discovering their secret. Most people who have families, careers and other responsibilities don’t have the time or want the stigma of going to a “rehab center”. The revolutionary prescription narcotic detoxification and maintenance program can be done discreetly as an outpatient in as little as 1-3 hours. Some patients can even detox in the privacy of their own home.

To learn more about Comprehensive Pain Relief Group (CPRG) visit their web site at www.Painreliefgroup.com,

And about the advanced technology used by Comprehensive Pain Relief Group, known as the NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System with the MATRIX System™ software version 1/1.0, visit the NeuroMed site at www. NeuroMedinc.com

The NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System has been cleared for sale by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to “Stimulate peripheral nerves for the purpose of providing pain relief, Adjunctive treatment in the management of post-surgical pain, Relaxation of muscle spasms” and many other indications. This technology uses an advanced computer assisted High Definition frequency generator (HDfg) ™ to reduce the hyper-irritated state of the nerves.

The MATRIX System software version 1/1.0, manufactured by NeuroMed uses advanced software algorithms and a High Definition frequency generator (HDfg)™ to produce higher frequencies (pulses per second) that are above 8,300 pps (Hz) to as high as 10,000 pps (Hz) to stop or interrupt the axon transport of the action impulse, resulting in the ability to inhibit severe (long term) intractable pain and is different from a TENS unit (for home use) that uses 1-250 pps (pulses per second) and very low dosage.

If you of someone you know suffer with pain, ask your Doctor about the NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System today, or go to the company web-site at www. NeuroMedinc.com for additional information.

NeuroMed (USA office) is located at:
647 Camino De Los Mares
Suite 108-81
San Clemente, CA 92673
Phone: (949) 369-7135
Fax: (949) 369-1893

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