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Heal arm tendonitis using natural products by Aaron Hayes

Heal arm tendonitis using natural products
Testimonial by Susan

If you have arm tendonitis and are looking for a proper treatment to speed up the healing, here you can discover a Natural Remedy that can help you effectively heal the pain and inflammation caused by the tendon injury.  It has been shown that tendonitis from acute injury or chronic over use can be successfully treated by using natural products.

I have found that Wei Laboratories has very unique natural products. FASTT Patch has been proven extremely effective in achieving complete healing for tendonitis condition in 1-2 weeks by increasing the blood flow and lymphatic circulation for patients with persistent pain due to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tennis Elbow, Rotator Cuff, and Plantar Fasciitis.  It can help patients to heal tough conditions even after going though physical therapy, steroid injections, and pain medications.  If you have further questions, I recommend you call Wei Laboratories at 1-888-919-1188, e-mail: wei@weilab.com.  Click www.weilab.com or further information

Tendonitis Treatment Using Chinese Herbal Products

Tendonitis is a condition of tendon inflammation that results from acute injury or overuse.  Tendons, which attach muscles to bones, do not receive the same amount of oxygen and blood that muscles do; therefore, they heal more slowly than other types of tissues when they are injured.  Tendon damage that is the most difficult to heal is at the point where the tendon connects to the bone.  The low level of blood supply at this point makes the tendon injury more difficult or even impossible to heal compared to the other side of the tendon which connects to the muscle.  The FASTT Patch heals tough to treat tendonitis and other tendon injuries by increasing the local blood flow and lymphatic circulation, as well as by accelerating the local biological activities that are necessary for healing the injured tendon.

Tendonitis can be divided into two stages:
Inflammation stage: there is no apparent scar tissue or calcification (calcium deposits on the tendon)
Degeneration stage: there is apparent scarring and/or calcification

Inflammation Stage Tendonitis:
For inflammation stage tendonitis that is within 3 months of onset, a 3 FASTT Patch treatment should achieve complete healing.  For inflammation stage tendonitis that is over 3 months of onset, or if the patient is older, and or the injury is caused by overuse, a 6 FASTT Patch treatment is required for complete healing as well.  When treating this kind of tendonitis, patients may not feel immediate pain reduction after the application of one or two patches; so a minimum 3 FASTT Patch treatment is required in order to see improvement.  Patients may also feel pain getting worse followed by pain reduction.

Degeneration Stage Tendonitis (Tendinosis):
For degeneration stage tendonitis or tendinosis, the improvement after treatment of 3 FASTT Patches may be minimal, and an additional 6 or more WHITEE Patches may be required for further improvement.  For such conditions, treatment results will vary significantly depending on the patient’s age and the age of the injury.  Patients may achieve complete healing or just partial improvement.

Tendonitis Complicated by Joint Problems:
For tendonitis that is complicated by cartilage injury or early-stage osteoarthritis, patients may not feel any improvement after treatment with 3 FASTT Patches.  We recommend switch to 3-6 WHITEE Patch treatment. 

Summary:
Begin treatment with 3 FASTT Patches, and the following three outcomes will arise.
·  Total pain elimination: Inflammation stage tendonitis (less than 3 months)
     - No further treatment is required
·  Partial pain reduction: Inflammation stage tendonitis (over 3 months)
     - Treat with an additional 3 FASTT Patches
·  No pain reduction: Joint problems or degeneration stage tendinosis 
     - Change to 3-6 or more WHITEE Patches treatment
     - Use the supplement LC Balancer with patients over 50

Testimonial
FASTT Patch Healed a Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Patient of Pamela Stratton, A.P., Rockport, Massachusetts, June 2005.

In January of 2005, I was diagnosed with severe carpal tunnel syndrome. Instead of taking the doctor’s recommendation for immediate surgery on both hands, I tried less invasive alternatives. Pamela Stratton of the Acupuncture Center of Cape Ann recommended the FASTT Patch and LC Balancer. I added these treatments to the wrist brace and a low maintenance schedule of acupuncture.

By the third patch of the first series, I was seeing significant improvement. I could pick up dishes without dropping them and the range of motion at my thumbs was improved. As I complete the second series of FASTT Patches, I was able to complete fine motor tasks such as zipping and tying, braiding hair and using elastics, using screwdriver, and food preparation. It took longer for the numbness in my hands to develop and work up my arm and the strength in my wrist and fingers was better.

By the end of the third series of FASTT Patches and LC Balancer, I have had a 70% overall improvement in my wrist and hands. Thank you Pamela Stratton of the Acupuncture Center of Cape Ann and Wei Laboratories for the non-invasive treatments that work.

I am a health and wellness advocator and found Wei Laboratories has very unique natural products. If you have further questions, I recommend you call 1-888-919-1188, e-mail: wei@weilab.com. Click www.weilab.com for further information.

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Size 42 leather jacket from the 1980's - measurement question (USA)?

Hi, what are the measurements on a Size 42 leather jacket in the USA? (hem-cuff, arm, armpit to armpit, back length, etc)
The only other information I have is that is is from the 1980's and is listed as "Small/medium", I don't know if it's originally a male or female jacket?

Sascha, even then the sizes varied from one manufacturer to another.

If you're looking at something being sold online, it's perfectly appropriate to contact the seller seeking these measurements.

Most women's jackets were not sold by that kind of sizing in the 1980s, so it's probably a men's jacket. If it runs true to size, it would be larger than 42 inches around the fullest part of the chest, to fit over a shirt or thin sweater. My best guess would be that the sleeve length would probably be about the equivalent of a shirt's 34-inch sleeve, which is measured from the center of the back yoke.

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