Are you known to OR aware of OR heard of or used "Pro-Sero Herbal Patches" for cure of 'Shoulder Pain' ?
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I used the pro-sero patch yesterday, I have chronic tendinitis and take 3 pain pills and 2 arthritis pills in addition. Yesterday I got relief after 15 minutes. Today I left off the pain pill and got more relief from the pro-sero patch than with the pain pill. I'm a believer!\n\nEarl
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i'm not sure about studies proven but mt husband and son have both had it for various problems and it has cured them, really. it is not covered by medicare or blue cross here in canada so i guess that would mean no clinical studies have been proven, right. it was an oriental doctor that did them, one was male an one was female.
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Take these Homeopathic Remedies together thrice a day half hour before meals ARNICA,BRYONIA ALBA and RHUS TOX all three in 30 potency. No side Effects and No Complications 100% relief.\n\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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I tore my rotator cuff and tried every conventional therapy for it with dismal results. Out of near-desparation, I tried accupuncture. The old, wizened Chinese "doctor" treated me once a week for ten weeks. By the end of those ten weeks, my shoulder had recovered about 85% of its mobility, and I was completely pain-free! I don't know exactly how it works, but it sure worked for me and I recommend it.
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i remember hearing it spoken of by my mother, who would be 90 this month if she were still alive.  it was as a "booster" or tonic type remedy.  maybe for anemia or energy.  no real personal knowledge of accuracy of that, but that's what i remember.....
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Sounds like side effects from the medication you're taking.  Especially if you never experienced this before and you've never had any kind of physical trauma to your spine or shoulders.  Sometimes the drugs we take cause more problems than they cure, check the side effects of all the medications you're taking.  Ask a pharmacist if any or combination of meds can cause the side effects you're experiencing.  \nI personally have stopped taking all of the Pain Killers and Anti-Inflammatories for a chronic pain syndrome because of numerous spinal trauma's and shoulder injuries.  Started seeing a Naturalist and an Acupuncturist for my condition because I was absolutely tired of the side effects and also it was destroying my digestive system.  I'm not 100% pain free yet I feel better than I did before!  Don't have to worry about what new drug the Pain Specialist was going to put me on next and the wicked side effects associated with it.  Just so that he could get his kick back from the Pharmaseutical Industry.  I'll step off of my pedestal.  I'm alot healthier now then I was then taking all of those meds, I'll just cope with the pain and work around it.  I've been dealing with chronic pain since I got out of the military in '89 and have been on meds since.  Not anymore for almost six months!
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I think you should order it on http://www.essiac-herbal.com/ or some other website that sells Essiac. I don't know if it is available in the UK, you should google it, but even if the firm is located in the US, you can still pay by Paypal, Western Union ot the like and shipping is easy, you will receive the package in a week. I haven't heard of the treatment you are looking for, but you should check out cesium-chloride too, that is said to be he most effective (though many doctors conceal its existence). Anyway, good luck and get better.
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This is something I've never heard of before...but, the human body is amazing in that everything is connected. Could be. If it is true, then I would recommend acupuncture to deal with it.
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I know how you feel, I used to suffer from this problem but since i am an alternative medicinal therapist I've managed to control it. Now let's see if i can help.\nThere are many effective alternatives for this condition so be patient.\nThis condition is an erosion of a cartilage of a joint.The aged sometimes suffer from a dimished supply of hydrochloric acid in the stomach which is necessary for normal calcium metabolism. An effective substitute is 2 teaspoons of cider vinegar in a glass of water sipped before or during meals.\nAlternatives are: Black Cohosh and Meadowsweet(natural sources of salicylic acid) Hawthorn for blood circulation or Devils claw.\nCelery seeds = 1 tsp to one cup of boiling water, infuse for 15 mins. Half to one cup 2-3 times a day,before meals.\nDiet: Oily fish,low fat, low salt,high fibre.Avoid lemons and other citrus fruits.\nCod liver oil is very good for cartilage repair.Hot and cold compresses twice daily.Capsicum cream. Hot epsom salt baths twice weekly.\nThe list is endless, but your GP won't give you any information like this.They like to dish out painkillers instead.\nSuppliments: Pantothenic acid, 10mg of Vitimin A = 7500iu \nVitimin B6 25mg, Vitimin E 400iu: Zinc 25mg\nI can also give you recipes for aromatherapy oils but it's much to long for this page.\nIf you need any more information please contact me by e-mail 'alternative@medicine123.wanadoo.co.uk or tele 01843 588668.I'm always here.\n\nGloria j Jones )BSYA-SEN)
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Semper Fi, Gunny!  No, I'm afraid glucosamine and that other "alternative remedy", chondroitin, have been studied quite extensively, and no measurable benefit has been found.  This remained true whether the two substances were used alone or together.\n\nOsteoarthritis is a real bummer - mine has taken a big hunk out of my life by limiting my mobility and my flexibility.  It eventually does a number like that on most people who develop the disorder.  The only way to avoid it is to choose your parents carefully.  \n\nThere are some prescription medicines that can help; see your doctor.  If what he/she prescribes does not seem to help enough, ask for a referral to a rheumatologist, an MD who specializes in illness of this nature.\n\nGlucosamine and Chondroitin are not the only "alternative medicine" remedies suggested by herbalists and others who shouldn't be attempting to practice medicine ('cause they ain't nowhere near prepared or experienced enough), and some of them have appeared, at times, to offer slight to moderate relief from some of the symptoms of osteoarthritis.  Those results simply have not proven consistent. You might take a dose of Glucosamine and feel great the rest of the day, but next time you take it, you don't feel any relief or you feel worse than you did before taking the second dose.  \n\nI have interviewed several dozen folks over the past thirty years who have tried Glucosamine and Chondroitin together and tried each seperately.  None of them has obtained the hoped-for relief from those substances.  \n\nThe choice of whether or not to try either substance or both of them is up to you.  But after reading the above, at least, you will be able to make a more fully informed choice.  Good luck, Gunny.  Hope you find some relief.
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yep. sure, here's one...\n\nand another one...\n\nOh, and my wife has some...\n\nOK?  Did you get all that?  Now, about scoliosis and the massage technics for persons with it...\n\nand be careful about anyone with a broken back that has since \n'healed'...  \n\nLike this...  \n\nHTH!\n\nNext week, Swedish Massage, and then, Reflexology!\n\nWe could condense these different two year long courses down to a few cool moves, right?
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I had this a while back. My father is a pharmacist and recommended eating bananas and rubbing almond oil on my calves. May sound crazy, but it worked!
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Invest in a Homedics massager (model PA-1). It's a very good deep tissue massager, the only one on the market I have found to actually be therapeutic. You can pick one up at your local wal-mart or target. I got mine when they first came out and it cost around 40 or 50 dollars. Might be less now. You could be having tension in your shoulders. Everyone deals with stress differently. Mine goes to my neck and shoulders too and sometimes my back. As far as medicine, there isn't really anything you can take that will correct the problem. Pain pills will only cover up the symptoms as will other meds, but they won't heal anything. Try eating foods with more vitamin D and if you want you can try herbal supplements that knock the edge off of pain such as devils claw or feverfew. And don't over work your arms and shoulders, but do light exercises so they don't get weaker.
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I'm not sure where you are from, but here in Canada they have an all natural medicine called "Lakota."  It has been a best-seller for years and years here. I tried Glucosamine but it did nothing for myself, personally.  Within 2 days of going on Lakota "Rheumatoid Formula" I was virtually pain-free, it was unbelievable. I stopped taking it the past few weeks to see if it really was the Lakota that was making a difference, and the pain has returned so I am going back out to purchase some more at the local drugstore.  If you are a non-Canadian resident, I would still ask your local Pharmacist and check out their website.  I know how terrible it is to have an auto-immune disease, especially on a bad flare-up day, and I wish you nothing but the best of luck and best of health.
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If you get an excersize ball it works great to stretch on,  or theres a back press at the gym I use for mine, it strengthens my back and I havent had any pain in awhile.  I have bulging disks.  Also theres this stuff by Melaleuca, its called pain a trate it works great and its all natural.  Doesnt really smell horrible like Icy hot either.  Medicine is bad on your liver, but i've heard alternating tylenol and motrin to be effective.
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Eo's for Aches and Pains\n\nBlack Pepper ~ eases stiff joints\nChamomile ~ helpful for dull muscular pain\nClary Sage ~ relaxes painful muscles\nClove ~ eases toothache\nCoriander ~ warming, helpful for arthritis and rheumatism\nEucalyptus ~ eases muscular pain arthritis and rheumatism\nGinger ~ warming to cold and stiff limbs\nJuniper ~ eases muscular pain and stiff joints\nLavender ~ eases sharp muscular pain\nMarjoram ~ warms stiff, cold and painful muscles\nPatchouli ~ helpful for slack muscles\nVetiver ~ eases muscular pain\n\nRelaxing Oils\nLavender, bergamot, chamomile, rose, mandarin, neroli\n\nStimulating Oils\nCinnamon, eucalyptus, lemon, peppermint, rosemary\n\nUplifting Oils\nChamomile, clary sage, geranium, neroli, rose, ylang ylang, vanilla\n\nSensual Oils\nClary sage, jasmine, neroli, patchouli, sandalwood, ylang ylang\n\nClarifying Oils\nEucalyptus, frankincense, peppermint, rosemary\n\nCleansing Oils\nItalian bergamot, clary sage, eucalyptus, geranium, lavender, tea tree\n\nRestorative Oils\nEgyptian rose geranium, grapefruit, lemon, sweet orange Brazil 5x\n\nCalming Oils\nChamomile, frankincense, Egyptian rose geranium, lavender, patchouli, rose otto\n\nBalancing Oils\nChamomile, clary sage, lavender\n\nA Few Blends For Your Diffusers\n\nStay Alert Diffuser Blend\n4 drops lime\n2 drops black pepper\n2 drops peppermint\n\nRestful Diffuser Blend\n4 drops sandalwood\n2 drops patchouli\n1 drop lavender\n\nMagical diffuser Blend\n4 drops juniper\n4 drops lavender\nHappy blend\n3 drops orange\n1 drop cinnamon\n1 drop lemon\n\nCONVERSION OF MLS TO OUNCES 2ml is approximately 1/16 oz. 5ml is approximately 1/4 oz. 10ml is approximately 1/3 oz.