I was asked to address shoulder problems that doctors refer to as a frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injury.
Shoulder problems are very common and usually affect older people, although these days even younger people experience them. My father had to retire earlier than he wanted because of this issue.
When I was 50, I developed the same problem, and what bothered me the most was not being able to extend my arms when sleeping on my side, as the shoulder pain was too strong and increased the longer I was trying to hold the extended position of my arm.
It is important to distinguish the problem of a frozen shoulder and the rotator cuff. They are not the same and should not be confused with each other.
A frozen arm is a symptom that usually does not cause pain, but the individual loses mobility of the arm. Why this happens, I have explained when writing about joints and the articulation problems. Simply put, it is a natural response: what you do not use, you lose.
Usually, after an accident, when we do not use an arm because the bone is broken, the shoulder becomes stiff. It takes a physical therapist to make it functional again.
Many elderly people become restricted in their movement. Not because they are old, but because they have stopped moving. I can see it in my mother-in-law. There is nothing wrong with her, but she lost the will to live. She only sits and sleeps. She calls for help when she wants to move her arm while lying in bed. She has no problem eating and holding the spoon, but refuses to do any movement of her own and is locking in place. Her joints are not being used, and they are getting stiffer and stiffer. She is not in pain, but her difficulties in flexing her joints are rapidly increasing.
A rotator cuff syndrome or injury is something completely different.
The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint. These muscles keep the ball of the upper arm bone firmly within the shallow socket of the shoulder.
There are many tendons and muscles involved, and any damage or inflammation of those muscles and tendons may cause a limitation of movement and pain.
Older people will notice a dull pain and discomfort in their shoulder first, and this sensation will worsen as time goes by. The majority of those people did not experience any trauma. The discomfort and pain sneak in slowly and keep on intensifying. Soyentists explain that “rotator cuff injuries are most often caused by progressive wear and tear of the tendon tissue over time. Repetitive overhead activity or prolonged bouts of heavy lifting can irritate or damage the tendon”. Doctors warn us that those at risk of developing rotator cuff problems are elderly, some occupations, some sports, and, of course, family history, since it could be a genetic problem.
Doctors recommend physical therapy and painkillers, but the problem continues to increase. Why?
Everyone who follows my work knows the answer. This is an article for those who are new to my work.
Here is one of my articles related to joint problems
As we become dehydrated, our blood loses the ability to cleanse and becomes toxic. Any part of the body that is more active receives more blood and, with it, it receives more toxins. If we prefer to use the right arm, the right shoulder will become more toxic than the left one.
In time, the shoulder will become overly toxic, and the body will use forced hydration to help cells gain a bit of plasma so that they can control their acidity. Since the blood is toxic, the cellular hydration will not go through the regular path. Instead, a forced hydration will occur we call an inflammation.
This is the reason why shoulder pains develop in older people or in those who are toxic and use one arm more than the other, be it in sport or at work.
The pain is a result of inflammation, or inadequate oxygenation and electrification. It is a warning sign. This is why the pain increases as the joint becomes more toxic.
Joint pain is often triggered by emotional toxicity. If the emotional problem resonates with a similar frequency to the shoulder, the shoulder will cease receiving electrical support from the heart because the frequency will be broadcast outward. Dehydrated and acidic cells of the shoulder, be it a muscle, tendon, or cartilage, will announce the lack of electric charge through the signal of pain.
An increased blood toxicity will create resistance in the delivery of electricity to the shoulder, and pain will occur.
No matter the cause, the pain will be minimized through hydration of the blood because the hydration will enable the blood to cleanse and improve the electrical/energetic flow.
Depending on the toxic load in the shoulder tissue, the response to hydration will vary. Sometimes the pain is gone after one glass of plasma hydrates the blood. Sometimes, the cleansing and healing take much longer, and the shoulder can become very tender and painful for months.
Since we are talking about a chronic issue, I recommend guidance until things stabilize.
Avoid any surgery or at least, give the SHP a chance first.
Our bodies are designed to maintain themselves, and healing is a natural process supported by the perfect design. We can stimulate the body to heal faster by implementing certain frequencies, and this is often done through the utilization of medicinal remedies.
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