For first reading we recommend two New York Times Articles, one on general prolotherapy,   (Click on newspaper picture to open) (Registration, if needed, is free)

  and one about super bowl athletes treated with platelet rich plasma (another type of prolotherapy) (Click on the football to open)

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A recent interview of Dr. Reeves by a rheumatologist (Dr. Wei) will also be useful to review for an initial understanding of prolotherapy.  To  read a wrtten transcript click on the microphone picture.

General articles will be of be easier reading  and can also be found at various web sites. A few examples are available by clicking the picture of a runner jogging. 

For brief introductions of some recent treatment variations and their evidence, or lack of it, click on one of the following pictures . 

Web sites related to prolotherapy and related to finding a physician that does prolotherapy. (Click the chain link)

Latest research with periodic updates, covering all types of prolotherapy   (Click the sprinter picture)

A recent talk on types of prolotherapy comparing neurofascial, myofascial and enthesofascial types is openabe by clicking on the picture of a speaker.   

Textbook chapters or whole texts on prolotherapy are located by clicking on the textboook picture. 

For a summary of our research click on the rugby picture) 

Interested in doing research? This section lists the types of research areas under active consideration for which help may be available.  Click on the statue of David. 

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The examination process we use is explained on a page opened by clicking on the  examination picture here.   This describes what we are looking for and why.  

A description of how we treat patients  with pain in our office is read by clicking on the picture of a patient  being prepared. 

For information specific to Dr. Reeves' office click on the "i" picture. 

Chronic pain causes stress in many areas of life. This section provides information intended to encourage faith in patients and others  who may struggle with discouragement. Click on the hands to open. 

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    To open a curriculum vitae for Dr. Reeves click on the picture.