Frozen Shoulder - was: Need some support

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Hi Bee,

I have been diagnosed with frozen shoulder, and am seeing a chiropractor who

also does energy work. I have regained some range of motion. I still have a lot

of inflammation and pain.

I am thinking you will advise to let the inflammation run its course for healing

-- not to try to diminish it.

You advised someone else having surgery on her wrist to use Tylenol if necessary

for pain. Would you advise the same for me? I have been using reflexology, and

it helps.

Since this is a healing reaction, is there anything else I can do to slow it

down and make it bearable? Would you advise cutting back on coconut oil, for

example? Things have been busy, but I have a bit more time now to begin epsom

salt baths, dry skin brushing and enemas, so I will do that.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

H.

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> > > Hello Bee and others,

> > > I am at about the 2-year stage of following this program. [snip]

> Problems:

> pain and limited mobility in my right shoulder

> H.

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