An Advanced Look Into Causation, & Possible Solutions for Frozen Shoulder

A Large Number of our Clients Have:

• Increased Their Body's Capability to Heal Damage in Their Shoulder
• Reduced Inflammation Within their shoulder
• Decreased Their Frozen Shoulder Pain Quickly and Significantly
• Decreased the amount of Scar Tissue in the Shoulder (this is key!)
• Increased the Range of Motion (ROM) in their Shoulder Joint (reduction of atrophy)
• Decreased the Incidence of Overcompensation Injuries
• Decreased their Chance of Re-Injury due to Increased ROM and enhanced Blood Flow.
• Decreased their Chance of Re-Injury by Learning About What Caused the Injury in the First Place.

...how did they do this?

By taking a comprehensive approach to address all facets of Frozen Shoulder, including inflammation, scar tissue build-up, and limited Range of Motion. Most importantly, these successful individuals utilized treatments at home, on a daily basis. This is critical, because the more frequent your treatments are, the faster you can overcome a Frozen Shoulder.

Many of these individuals also attended PT (PT) sessions once or twice a week, and the combination of consistent home treatments and PT resulted in a strong, successful outcome.

Picture This...

You wake up numerous mornings in a row with an active, pain deep within the shoulder. Perhaps this has been going on for weeks or even months now. This is an unusual pain - one that is not experienced with your typical muscle or soft tissue injury.

You are left pondering on what may have caused it - but can not recall any particular moment that stopped you in your tracks and made you say - "I just injured my shoulder"!

As you make an attempt to exit your bed, you are unable to maneuver your arm as the shoulder is very stiff and the range-of-motion is very limited. You crawl out of bed and your immediate instincts are to reach for pain medication from the closest source.

Now, you have thoughts racing through your head that bring about confusion and also concern.

• Did I injure my shoulder while sleeping?
• Should I contact my doctor immediately?
• How long will I have to deal with this pain?

When this scenario happens, consulting your doctor is definitely recommended because these are all signs of one of the more troubling shoulder ailments to deal with, that being... Frozen Shoulder.

Just doing simple, daily tasks becomes more and more of a challenge on a daily basis. Reaching for objects from a higher shelf, driving your car, washing your hair, grocery shopping, and especially sleeping suddenly become major chores.

True frozen shoulder requires a physician to diagnose, and there are three major signs* for diagnosing this condition:

• Insidious shoulder stiffness
• Severe pain, even at night
• Nearly a complete loss of passive and active external rotation of the shoulder

Frozen Shoulder is the one more misunderstood musculoskeletal conditions. The common belief is that Frozen Shoulder is idiopathic in nature (meaning, it does not have a true cause). While this may be true to a certain extent, there are a number of risk factors for developing the condition that people need to be aware of.

If you exhibit any of these Frozen Shoulder risk factors, then you need to increase your awareness of the condition and more importantly, take early steps to help prevent the condition from developing.

Risk Factors for Developing Frozen Shoulder

Diabetes:

Approximately 20% of diabetics will develop one or more Frozen Shoulders during their lifetime. This compares to only 2% of the non-diabetic general population according to the American Academy of Orthopedic surgeons. A ten times greater risk factor is truly significant.

While researchers are still trying to determine exactly why diabetics are prone to Frozen Shoulder, there are some theories with scientific backing that help to make the determination.

One theory involves the metabolism of glucose and its affect on collagen. First of all, collagen is one of the main building blocks of soft tissue such as ligaments and tendons. The ligaments stabilize the joint by holding the bones in place while tendons connect the muscles to the bone, allowing for proper muscle function and also greater stability of the joint.

As we know, diabetics are unable to properly metabolize glucose. A simple sugar that provides fuel for all tissue in the body, glucose is critical for numerous metabolic functions.

In diabetics, it has been shown that glucose will attach itself to collagen tissue, in particular within the shoulder. While not fully understood why the shoulder is targeted, it does happen and the abnormal build-up of glucose on the collagen causes the shoulder to stiffen.

In a healthy body, collagen fibers normally move in concert with one another during movement of the muscle. In the case of diabetics, glucose binds the collagen fibers together (almost like a glue substance) and this limits the extensibility of the fiber.

This phenomenon is known as Glycosylation. The immobilization of the collagen fibers causes the shoulder to freeze and limit functional ability of the shoulder overall.

Age & Gender

Frozen Shoulder predominantly affects middle aged women between the ages of 40 and 60.

Trauma to Shoulder or Arm

Individuals who sustain a traumatic shoulder injury or undergo shoulder surgery are at risk for developing frozen shoulder.

Following these scenarios, the shoulder joint will be immobilized for a number of weeks. During this time, the body naturally makes an attempt to begin healing itself by producing a weak form of collagen (scar tissue) to help fuse the torn/cut tissue and to lay in place the foundation to heal.

Problems arise when the injured tissue (through immobilization) fails to receive the enhanced blood flow it needs to properly grow new, healthy tissue. As a result, the scar tissue continues to build to unprecedented levels.

Eventually, the accumulation of scar tissue will bond to healthy tissue within the joint capsule - and such bonds further restrict movement of the shoulder.

AutoImmune Disorders & Thyroid Issues

Hyperthyroid patients and those dealing with autoimmune disorders produce excess amounts of cytokines (chemical messengers) along with excess fibrous connective tissue - two factors that could lead to the development of Frozen Shoulder.

Cytokines play a pivotal role in the generation and management of immune and inflammatory responses. When produced in excess amounts, the body (and specifically, the immune system) are thrown into chaos.

What results is an abnormal immune response of the body against tissues found throughout the body, including the shoulder. In essence, the immune system can not differentiate between normal and abnormal substances and sets itself on a course of self-destruction. Over time, the shoulder joint capsule can slowly weaken and break down, leading to stiffness and general weakness of the shoulder.

What is interesting is that one portion of the immune system is attacking the body while other segments of the immune system will attempt to heal the damage that is being done. The end result is an excess build-up of fibrous tissue that once again - bonds to healthy tissue and causes loss in range of motion - the Frozen Shoulder so to speak.

In addition, hyperthyroid suffers produce an excess amount of a thyroid hormone critical in the metabolic function of the body. When this happens, the body is unable to properly metabolize it and an autoimmune response ensues (inflammation and breakdown of healthy tissue).

On the other end of the spectrum, there is a segment of Frozen Shoulder sufferers who are hypothyroid - meaning their bodies do not produce enough of the thyroid hormone.

Hypothyroidism results from the thyroid gland being unable to make enough hormones, which causes many of the body's functions to slow down. Included is the ability of the body to remodel damaged muscle and connective tissue. The body lacks the fuel it needs to heal - resulting in a long recovery process, especially in the case of Frozen Shoulder.

These potential risk factors should be looked at immediately, no matter what stage of Frozen Shoulder you are in.

You need to strongly recognize that if left untreated or improperly treated, frozen shoulder will typically last about 24 months. You will suffer through three distinct phases (sometimes called "3 stages of frozen shoulder"). If certain simple measures are taken, recovery can be accelerated. * Nearly all patients recover from frozen shoulder, but many often recover with a permanently reduced Range of Motion (ROM).

* Dias R, Cutts S, Massoud S. Frozen shoulder. BMJ?: British Medical Journal. 2005;331(7530):1453-1456.

3 Stages of Frozen Shoulder

It is important to know the stage you are currently in, as there are contraindications dependent on each stage. Many people ask of us: "How Long Does Frozen Shoulder Last"? The answer is that it is different for everyone but it can often take up to two years to resolve. If certain measures are taken (as described further down the page), recovery can be accelerated. Nearly all patients recover from Frozen Shoulder, but many often recover with permanently reduced Range of Motion. Don't let this happen to you. The 3 phases of Frozen Shoulder are as follows:

• Freezing Stage - Significant Pain, Inflammation in the Joint Capsule, Reduced Range of Motion
  Pain and stiffness build around the shoulder with nagging constant pain that worsens at night. Even though you take NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), they don't make any difference (as they do not address what is happening - a breakdown of tissue within the joint capsule and gradual build-up of scar tissue). This stage will last between 3 and 8 months.
• Frozen Stage - Scar Tissue is Very Significant and Range of Motion is Quite Limited. Movements are Painful to Attempt
  In this stage, the pain has decreased but the stiffness does not go away. In fact, constriction in the shoulder increases greatly. Pain flares up when you move your arm near the extremes. External rotation ability is severely compromised. This stage will last between 4 months and 1 year.
• Thawing Stage - You Finally Begin to Regain Range of Motion Long Term
  Assuming you have been focusing on treatments designed to address the source of Frozen Shoulder, you will eventually begin to "thaw" your Frozen Shoulder. Slowly but gradually, movement in the shoulder will return with a decrease in pain when utilizing movements. The stage will last from 4 months to 1 or more years

Many of our clients have achieved their goal of overcoming their frozen shoulder condition more quickly than expected. The biggest key to their success is understanding their frozen shoulder disease (this includes getting a proper diagnosis, as misdiagnosis is common for the shoulder), learning what activities they should be undertaking, what activities they should be avoiding, and what treatment combinations they should be using.

Before YOU decide on a treatment path, an understanding on the three major stages of the healing process is critical. With the right knowledge and the right treatment options, you will experience a more positive shoulder recovery without the fear of re-injury or setbacks (which unfortunately, happens to many people - we will explain why further down the page).

Steps for Dealing With Frozen Shoulder

Step 1: Reduce Pain & Inflammation

Inflammation is the body's natural response to a ligament, tendon, muscle (or ANY soft tissue) injury and is a normal part of the healing process - helping to reduce tissue infection in the early stages of injury. Swelling, pain, heat sensation, redness, and loss of function are the main symptoms experienced.

The combination of cold and static compression is the gold standard in medicine for minimizing tissue damage and reducing inflammation in the acute stage of injury or activity. It serves as a critical bridge into next phase of the healing process.

Step 2: Enhance Blood Flow to the Shoulder Joint Capsule

Ligaments and tendons are considered dense soft tissue. As a result, they naturally receive quite limited blood flow and this is precisely why injuries to these tissues take so long to heal. The challenge is, how do you effectively increase blood flow to soft tissue?

When you have experience a frozen shoulder, there is reduced blood flow to the injury site. Inflammation and reduced movement (lack of activity or on-going immobility) will reduce the flow of blood - and if you think about it, this makes sense. If you are moving your injured shoulder, you run a risk of increasing the severity of the injury which is not good at all. If there has been some healing, you could re-injure this soft tissue all over again, quite possibly making it worse.

It is through the blood the body carries the nutrients and oxygen that injured tissues rely on for recovery.. It is well known that increased blood flow helps boost and energize your body's ability to heal and repair soft tissue damaga.

This is why we feel the Shoulder TShellz Wrap^® is such an important tool. The whole purpose of the wrap is to accelerate blood flow to soft tissue in the treatment area. The end result; you relax the blood vessels within the injured tissues and surrounding areas. The vessels will naturally expand and allow for more blood flow to reach the very tissues you are trying to heal. In addition, this process will help clear the area of toxins and excess fluid build up, thereby reducing inflammation.

Step 3: Recognize That Healing is a Process

With dedication, the right tools, and the right information - you will be more likely to achieve your goal of a sustainable recovery while minimizing scar tissue growth and maximizing your range of motion. When it comes to frozen shoulder, our goal is to do everything we can to help get rid of your condition as soon as possible while winding up with no loss of Range of Motion (ROM); remember that permanent loss of ROM is a common issue with frozen shoulder sufferers even after their frozen shoulder has completely healed. A combination approach of cold compression, TShellz Wraps^® treatments, stretching and proper support done on a frequent basis will, in our opinion, give you your best chance of recovering fast, fully and with minimized ROM loss. True, effective healing will differ from person to person, but we have witnessed that best results come from those that take a comprehensive, dedicated approach.

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Conservative Treatment Options For Frozen Shoulder
or Shoulder Impingement

Now, if you have been living with the agony of a frozen shoulder, it is almost a sure thing that you are feeling discouraged and worn-out. Seemingly simple chores are now impossible such as grabbing a book off of a high shelf or even attaching your seat belt. The constant shoulder pain has no doubt interrupted your sleep, just adding to the overall long-term misery that this condition can bring on. Fortunately, with some of breakthrough products we have engineered, conservative home treatments of frozen shoulder is attainable and available to anyone who needs it.

Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that usually occurs in people over 40 years of age with the average age of occurrence at 56. If you suffer from diabetes, heart disease, connective tissue disorders or have had a stroke or an acute injury (ie. car accident) then you are more risk prone to contracting adhesive capsulitis.

Frozen shoulder is not uncommon - it can happen to anyone, but especially to someone over 40 years of age. Right now, there are thousands of doctors and physical therapists dealing with patients that require a solution to heal their injury as fast as possible. Maybe they are just patients that are unwilling to just take pain pills, lay in bed and wait or perhaps they are patients with extensive access to medical care with a great insurance plan. Even fortunate patients such as this have greatly benefited from boosting their PT and medical treatments with home treatments outlined on this site. Regardless of who you are or your reasons, if you want to be proactive about properly addressing your frozen shoulder condition and minimizing the negative impact it will have on your lifestyle, consider accelerating your home recovery by stimulating blood circulation to the treatment area through the use of a Shoulder TShellz Wrap^®.

The exact cause of a frozen shoulder condition is not known. However, it is widely believed that frozen shoulder is caused by inflammation of the joint lining which causes scar tissue to form around the joint. This scar tissue restricts movement in the shoulder causing it to 'freeze' and can be very painful. It is also believed that incomplete healing of a previous shoulder injury can lead to frozen shoulder as incomplete healing from the initial injury creates a build up of scar tissue and inflammation in the shoulder joint. This is why it is important to heal a soft tissue injury fully and completely - so it doesn't come back!

Soft tissue injuries like adhesive capsulitis can "flare up" over a long period of time unless treatment is properly addressed. A serious frozen shoulder condition will usually interrupt your sleeping patterns and this condition can also lead to back and neck pain as well as overall reduced movement in the upper body. This is a big problem for many patients when you are trying to heal this injury, as it can often mean you have to take time off from work. If this sounds like you, then you know how important it is to heal your frozen shoulder quickly and make sure it doesn't happen again when you get back to work.

"Frozen Shoulder" is the general medical description for a shoulder condition characterized by severely reduced range of motion. However, there is a substantial argument that frozen shoulder isn't a true medical diagnosis, as the cause of frozen shoulder is not well understood. (Simons, Travell and Simons 1999, pg.604) The general agreement among physicians is as follows: since your shoulder is "frozen", there must be adhesions (scar tissue) that are freezing up your shoulder joint accompanied by a lack of synovial fluid (synovial fluid is used for lubrication of the joint).

Many physicians, however, feel that causes of frozen shoulder are linked to myofascial trigger points associated with the muscles of the shoulder. As these trigger points cause greater and greater inflexibility in the muscles, the corresponding shoulder joint becomes locked into place over a series of months or even years. Once this has occurred, adhesions begin to form, as adhesions will not form until a joint becomes frozen. Following this line of thinking, in the early stages of frozen shoulder, more effort should be put toward treating trigger points within the muscles associated with the shoulder, allowing the joint to retain mobility and thus reduce the chance of adhesions forming in the joint. Just remember, you want to avoid the growth of adhesions in the shoulder; once you have adhesions, they are painful, keep the shoulder joint immobile, and are difficult to remove.

Trigger points are found solely in muscles and form as a local contraction of a small amount of muscle fibers within a larger muscle or muscle bundle. These small areas of contraction can pull on tendons and ligaments, which can then cause significant pain within a joint. Blood flow within these contracted areas is inhibited and indirectly from this, the trigger point is sustained or even worsened. Advanced trigger points in muscles associated with the shoulder can cause weakness in the joint and increasing lack of mobility (which can lead to frozen shoulder). If you have a chronic muscle pain or weakness in muscles associated with the shoulder, it may develop into adhesive capsulitis unless you deal with the underlying problems: trigger points in the muscles, muscle atrophy and lack of blood flow to the muscles.

Knowing how frozen shoulder comes about and treating the injury properly can provide you with your best chance of escaping a worsening frozen shoulder condition. Whether you already have a serious case of frozen shoulder or are trying to avoid it, know that the Shoulder TShellz Wrap^® is intended to provide you with a highly effective conservative treatment protocol that you can use multiple times per day at home or office.

If you suspect you may have degraded shoulder mobility and/or muscle pain or weakness, the first thing to do is consult your physician; only your physician can give you a proper diagnosis and from this, determine a course of proper treatment. After seeking medical advice, your physician may recommend conservative treatment options - conservative treatment options for muscle (or any soft tissue) pain typically means rest, ice the injury, elevation of the injury and ingesting anti-inflammatory medication. (reference: 1, 2). If your physician has decided that your injury can be treated with conservative treatment options (this is usually the first thing they will try), then you will find that many of our customers have had great success treating themselves with our powerful conservative treatment products - the TShellz Wraps. If surgical intervention is required, talk with your physician about using these same products for post-surgery recovery as they are intended to be effective for reducing post-surgery inflammation, enhancing range of motion and reducing scar tissue growth.

Before we go further, it is important to understand that your body is capable of healing itself. This is why your physician will always try to opt for the conservative treatment first - usually, it works although it takes time to heal. Your blood flow carries oxygen and much needed nutrients to injured tissue in the body while also flushing away toxins and waste at the same time. When you have reduced muscle mobility (as is the case with trigger points), however, there is not much blood flow in the injured area; inflammation and lack of joint movement reduce the flow of blood to the area. Further to this, if you are moving your injured muscle around you run a risk of increasing the severity of the injury via muscle strain. If there has been some healing, you could re-injure the muscle tissue all over again. Blood Flow - the natural healing process in your body needs assistance for such injuries because blood flow is greatly restricted when you are immobile. When treating muscle trigger points or a frozen shoulder joint, an effective treatment will increase blood flow to the injury while the joint is immobile. This increase in blood flow will help maximize the body's own capability to heal itself.

To Start Recovery, Re-injury of the Muscle Must be Avoided

It goes without saying that anyone suffering from a frozen shoulder should want to minimize their chance of worsening the condition, or re-injuring it once it has started to get better. Obviously, a worsening injury will delay the healing process, but what's worse is that every re-injury and additional healing cycle increases the amount of time that your shoulder is immobilized. Time is not kind to an immobilized shoulder joint - you lose strength in the joint but worse than that, you lose the range of motion in your joint via atrophy (your flexible tendons, muscles and ligaments slowly shrink, decreasing joint elasticity). The more time that goes by with an immobile joint, the more likely adhesions will form and you will wind up with a chronic joint problem (long term injury with increasingly limited flexibility). Basically it means that your joint will not perform as well as it once did and it becomes more prone to injury again later on.

If you have a frozen shoulder, it's very important to heal it quickly and completely. Minimizing the healing time should be an obvious goal, as a chronic frozen shoulder will limit your ability to go about your daily routine for a long period of time. A seemingly small build up of trigger points in your shoulder muscles not properly cared for can lead to a chronic painful frozen shoulder condition that can persist for months or even years once adhesions begin to build.

To Stop from Getting Frozen Shoulder Again, You Need to Heal Completely!

Anyone in need of rapid recovery and complete healing must consider a comprehensive treatment plan that includes an effective means to minimize inflammation and maximize tissue elasticity while simultaneously stimulating the body's ability to heal through increased blood flow. We feel that daily treatments with Shoulder TShellz Wrap^® (available for use at home or clinic) will help you achieve such benefits.

No matter who you are or your reasons, if you want to properly deal with your frozen shoulder and minimize the negative impact it will have on your lifestyle, you need to learn about AidMyFrozenShoulder's system utilizing the Shoulder TShellz Wrap^®. If you are in the early stages of an injury or are dealing with persistent pain and inflammation, we would suggest the use of a Cold Compress or Ice Pack to get the initial swelling and inflammation down.

Conservative Treatment Tools like these have been used successfully by thousands of shoulder injury sufferers - just like you. Now we explain why such tools are so effective at reducing healing times of a soft tissue shoulder injury. If you want to heal your frozen shoulder or shoulder impingement properly and quickly, you have to treat yourself because you need to treat your injury every single day.

Most sufferers of frozen shoulder and/or trigger point pain can recover more quickly if they treat their injury correctly. In the following section, I will explain why the Cold Compress and TShellz Wrap treatments are applicable for many patients suffering from muscle strain, trigger points and soft tissue shoulder injuries. Learning about each of the these treatments is essential to understanding why they can be highly effective. Once you have read more about our treatments, you will understand that we have the unique ability to provide you with the best treatment options available to you at home.

Promoting blood flow within a muscle or soft tissue injury to help the body heal itself is a concept that has been utilized for centuries. Oxygen and nutrients, carried within the blood, are critical for the body to heal itself. Without proper blood flow, recovering from an injury or condition will be delayed...sometimes for a very long period of time. We believe the use of TShellz Wraps for effective treatment of trigger points and other soft tissue injuries is one of the most under-utilized home treatment options that are available on the market today. We have thousands of customers that have tried many options out there and have been amazed at how effective they can be.

Even though the concept is simple, improving blood flow can be difficult. When the injury is joint related, the challenges are even greater. Traditional methods require your muscle to move to promote blood flow (PT), but that same motion that promotes blood flow can at times lead to making your pain and condition worse.

• Have you re-injured your shoulder by returning to work too quickly?
• How many times in the past have you aggravated your shoulder just trying to perform basic tasks around the home?
• Is your debilitated shoulder preventing you from work or activities you love to do?

Most people we deal with tell us these scenarios have happened to them many times in the past. The real challenge is how do you promote blood flow to the shoulder injury site without causing further injury? This goal is further complicated by the fact the shoulder (and muscles controlling the shoulder joint) are involved in the majority of the physical movements we perform each day.

An injury to one shoulder muscle can easily lead to straining in other areas, making an overall recovery hard to initiate. For example, a serious muscle strain in the right rotator cuff can often lead to over-straining of the left rotator cuff. Most commonly, the injury occurs on the dominant side, so the risk of straining the other (weaker) side increases. The longer the injury (and corresponding pain) persists, the greater the chance that you will sustain more strain from overcompensation, eventually leading to issues in those areas as well. To minimize potential secondary injuries, know that it is important to deal with your muscle injury quickly and completely.

Using the TShellz Wrap is truly a unique experience. Within moments of applying an TShellz Wrap to your shoulder, you can feel the healing sensation due to the increase in blood flow deep within the treated area. During a treatment, and for quite some time after you finish, the treated area will feel gently warmed and more relaxed. It's a very soothing sensation and extremely effective.

TShellz Wraps^® contain a unique, flexible Carbon Fiber Energy Pad which is flexible and will shape to conform to your body. This Energy Pad emits a uniform wave of perfectly safe energy over its entire surface. This energy is absorbed by soft tissue in your shoulder and opens blood vessels, resulting in an increase in blood flow. Increased blood circulation is what your body needs to accelerate the healing of soft tissue and this is why we recommend the Shoulder TShellz Wrap^®.

The TShellz Wrap^® is an FDA Registered Medical Device and is suitable for use anywhere. It is completely safe for patients to use by themselves, and at home. The TShellz Wrap^® shell is made of neoprene and this helps shape the flexible Energy Pad to mold around the contours of the joint, ensuring there is an even distribution of energy within the coverage area. Once treatment is complete, you also have the option of tightening the straps to provide light compression support for your injured joint. You can also unplug the device from the power supply enabling you to move around the home, office or clinic freely and still use the wrap for support and comfort.

With Circulatory Boost your shoulder is constantly being fed with healing, nutritious, oxygen filled blood. Blood flow is exactly what your body needs to heal.

The TShellz Wrap is intended to accelerate the body's own healing process via an increase in blood flow. As a side benefit, you will also find it to be very comfortable to wear at any time. In order to get maximum blood flow to your shoulder, you need to help your body stimulate blood flow. The TShellz Wrap^® is the fast, easy and pain-free way to increase blood flow. It's the key to dealing with your injured shoulder properly.

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Surgery, Rehabilitation and Healing Shoulder Exercises

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Increasing flexibility and strength in the shoulder is a key component to speed healing and avoid re-injury. For this reason, we have created ebooks that outline specific shoulder exercises / stretches for our clients undergoing shoulder injury recovery.

Even when you're injured and in pain you need to keep moving to break-up scar tissue that's forming in your tendons and ligaments in your shoulder.

Regular movement can increase healthy range of motion (ROM) of your shoulder, guaranteeing you a speedier recovery process and return to regular activities.

Moving when you're injured is hard. Since moving while injured can be painful most people think it's better to stop moving, rest their shoulder and hope that their shoulder injury will heal all on its' own. Even though rest is important to recovery, too much rest during the recovery process will increase the amount of scar tissue in your shoulder.

Circulatory Boost shoulder treatments combined with a proper shoulder stretching regimen will help decrease scar tissue growth while increasing elasticity and strength in the shoulder joint.

During the healing process your body will fill in soft tissue tears with dense, brittle tissue called "scar tissue". The human body will use scar tissue as a temporary solution and will try to build the scar tissue as fast as possible to heal a tear in the soft tissue. Scar tissue can form fast to bring together the edges of a tear, but working fast doesn't mean that the job's done right. When scar tissue forms it doesn't come together as neatly as regular (healthy) tendon/ligament tissue would. Scar tissue fibers will lay down over top of your tear in a cluttered, messy and jumbled up way.

Shoulder Joint Atrophy is arguably a bigger issue than scar tissue. Whether you have a shoulder injury or have recently had a shoulder operation, you will find that the joint has a more limited range of motion than you had before. In most cases, this is due to atrophy - the shortening of connective tissue in the shoulder due to inactivity. In cases where atrophy exists, it is very important to stretch and do gentle exercise to nip this problem in the bud before it becomes a chronic (long-lasting) issue. If you are currently recovering from a shoulder injury speak with your physician about stretches and exercise.

When done properly under recommendation of a physician, shoulder stretches have a proven track record of assisting in the speedy recovery of many patients. This is without doubt, the third and final essential tool for complete shoulder injury recovery. Once a patient deals with the swelling and inflammation through use of a Cold Compress or Ice Pack, then begins the Circulatory Boost process by using home treatments with the TShellz Wrap, all the while keeping rested to keep stress off the injury. Once the injury has healed, it is time to take the third and final step to recovery by beginning a shoulder rehabilitation stretching regimen.

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Living with pain is never easy as it affects your entire lifestyle. Nothing is more important than making the proper decision when it comes to treating your own body. Most methods only mask the problems or provide temporary relief; they do not treat the pain at its source.

AidMyFrozenShoulder stands out in this regard as our goal is to help you recover as fully as possible for the long term.

The bottom line is, you are welcome to try our products for a full 2 months. If you do not receive the benefits that others have experienced after using the product as directed, simply call us to initiate a return and we will issue a prompt & full refund.

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If you are still uncertain which route to go or if you would like to discuss issues affecting your shoulder, deltoid, upper back, bursitis or other soft tissue injuries, send an email to service@mendmeshop.com at any time and we will do our best to answer your questions.

If you would like to talk about our products with one of our AidMyFrozenShoulder advisers, we welcome you to call us toll-free at 1-866-237-9608, or internationally at +1-705-532-1671.

How much time do I need to dedicate for treatments? Are the products easy to use?

The TShellz Wraps^® are very easy devices to use. After one or two uses, you will engage in the treatments with ease. Detailed instructions are included and you are always welcome to contact us by phone or email if the need for help arises.

In regards to the TShellz Wrap^®, it is ideal to use the device two or three times a day on average. Each treatment session is a maximum of 20 minutes in duration and the device will turn off automatically at that time. Typically, people use the TShellz Wrap^® before bed, upon awakening (or not long after) and one other time during the day when the opportunity presents itself. For people in an office setting, many will use the device at work (as it can be worn over clothing). For others, they will use the device an our or two after work.

A Cold Compress or Ice Pack is primarily used following activity that stresses injured soft tissue (following work, after a sports activity, or just suffering a general re-injury). This is done to reduce inflammation and to minimize tissue damage. Treatments are 15 to 20 minutes in duration.

How long has MendMeShop been in business

We established our firm in December of 2005. Our track record in this field continues to grow and we plan on being around for many decades to come.

What is your return policy? Is it the standard 30 days?

We go above and beyond what other companies offer - we offer a full 60 day money back guarantee with no restocking fees.

Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time)

service@mendmeshop.com

AidMyFrozenShoulder advisors do not work on commission, so be assured you will only receive fair and objective information.