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she has one of those enormous beds made out of marshmallow. when i lie down on the thing it practically swallows me whole. the thing is killing my back. any ideas on a way to firm up my side of the bed?

yeah i'm pretty fed up with "conventional" medicine, myself. its always cut now, ask questions later. ART has been an absolute miracle for me. best of luck... don't think about it too much, just do it! :)

mspuddles: you really don't need to be putting up with the pain. please, please read the thread i linked in my above post. asiansinc: don't get surgery!!! there is no reason to go out of commision for a year!!!

nerve entrapment syndromes are cured quickly and efficiently with ART. here's a thread where i turned some other guys on to the treatment: http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=101525&highlight=shoulder+pain here is the official website: www.activerelease.com there...

Edwards is brilliant.

40bp: i definitely defer to you and zygla on the specifics of prolo. i just know that when i went in, i was told it would take maybe 3-4 treatments before i noticed a substantial difference, and each treatment was scheduled to be two weeks apart. for the record, i'm a huge believer in prolo...

Zyg: check out www.activerelease.com. there is a function on the main page that lets you search for practitioners in your area. i wish i could say i haven't needed the treatment!!! nelson: actually, because most ART providers are chiropracters, insurance does in fact cover it. most ART...

zygla and i have been preaching from our respective pulpits on threads like this for years it seems. i've had one prolo treatment but couldn't get another before i left for my football season. i'm going to start up treatments again when i return home. i'm all for prolo, but (nothing against...

i have had the same problem with my left knee. last year during football season, i got such intense patellar tendinitis that i could barely walk. i had to take 100mg of vioxx a day just to survive. i'll make a long story short: the source of my patellar tendinities was actually my hip...