Far too many people have tried all sorts of treatments for shoulder tendonitis, like slings to immobilize, corticosteroid injections, anti-inflammatories, ice packs, stretching and strengthening, etc....but still have pain and problem.

Why is that?

It's because the treatments failed to effectively deal with all the necessary factors that caused the shoulder pain.

If you have one or more shoulder tendons that hurt, your doctors and (usually) your PT's will focus on the tendons. They'll tell you that you have a shoulder tendon problem.

But you don't. The tendon pain is a symptom of a bigger dynamic. You have to correct the larger dynamic if you want to fix the tendon 'problem'.

The secret to fixing shoulder tendonitis shouldn't be a secret, since it's pretty much common sense.

Tendonitis in a shoulder doesn't just happen out of the blue for no reason, and it's not caused by 'repetitive' activity.

Tendinitis of the shoulder (and everywhere else) is primarily made up of three factors:

- Muscle and connective tissue tightness

- Inflammation process

- Nutritional lack

If you don't adequately and successfully address each of those three factors, then your shoulder isn't going to get better (or won't stay better for very long).

Shoulder pain is reversible when you go about it the RIGHT way.

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