Carpal Tunnel both wrists, Cubital Tunnel one elbow..HELP

by Michael
(Columbia,SC)

Hello. Neurologist did Nerve torture test(NVC) to confirm diagnosis.

I am currently wearing wrist splints at night and doing some stretching exercises.

I have changed my workstation and posture. These docs don't tell you much on how to combat this.

I believe I developed my condition from keyboarding, guitar, and weight lifting, specifically forearm exercises that put strain on my wrists. I started your ice dips last night.

Will that really help reverse CTS? Before I sink $$ into your CTS DVD, do you have testimonials that prove that your system really works?

There's a lot of stuff on the web so one has to be cautious. I don't mean it as an insult to your knowledge.

I am just going for what WILL work to reverse this.

My passion is for playing the guitar and right now I am down and out about not being able to really play without doing further damage.

I also want to get back to weight lifting. I am 43 years old, in good health and don't smoke.

Thank you,

Michael



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Joshua Answers:

Hey Michael.

No worries, I don't take it personal. I'm cautious about what I buy online too. Probably not cautious enough....

So. Do I have testimonials? For the most part, no. I'm kind of a bad businessman that way, never asked for them or put any effort into gathering them for my salespages etc.

There is a certain amount of 'Hey it worked!' or 'Hey it's working' on various theads on the site, but there are about 600 Q&A threads on here at this point it time, so good luck with that. :)

And I get some 'Thank You' emails.

Anyhoo, the answer to your question is no.

And since it's likely that I'm going to continue to be a bad businessman and not ask for referrals....

I have to rely on knowing/sharing things like 'The Problem Is Not With Your Wrists'.

The problem is the entire ecology from neck to fingers. Doctors haven't really helped you, nor will they even with surgery, because they think the problem is in the Carpal Tunnel itself, or at the groove at the elbow.

It's not.

And they never ask questions like "If there is a problem with the Carpal Tunnel, what happened to make it that way?"

Which seems really odd to me.

And I have tons of focused content on the website. Many people I talk to find it makes sense to them and explains what they have going on and they find it credible.

And worse case scenario, there's a money back guarantee. Just send it back in for a full refund (contact me first though, just in case the address changes).

Moving on.

So you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in both hands. And Cubital Tunnel at the elbow.

Heavy hand use for how many decades?

And getting older :)

The only downside of getting older here is that it's been decades of increasing tightness and connective tissue constriction.

And you have to reverse that if you want it to change for the better.

And yes, isn't it funny how doctors aren't particularly helpful at telling you how to actually make it better?

Rest just isn't going to fix it. Nor will Wrist splints and braces. Nor Anti-inflammatory drugs like Ibuprofen.

Maybe they'll reduce pain levels, but they don't make anything BETTER.

Tendonitis follows a predictable progressive pattern. Carpal Tunnel is included in and part of that.

If you don't effectively reverse that dynamic, nothing will really change for the better.

And if you want to get rid of Carpal Tunnel Symptoms, you also have to deal with issues up at the neck.

How do you do all that?

By sinking $40 plus S&H into The Carpal Tunnel Treatment That Works DVD and the Quick Start Companion ebook that comes with it.

Well, actually, the only thing that makes a difference is actually DOING the self care. I provide you with a few things that work reliably every time, and you have to put in the time and effort.

And yes, Ice Dipping can help fix Carpal Tunnel. It won't do everything, but it does what it does very well. For some people, it's all they need. For others, it one of a few tools necessary to get the job done.

I suspect that with your activity history, you have some Guitar Tendonitis dynamic going on as well. Which basically means some DEEP tissue constriction/shrink wrapping deep in the forearm.

Everybody's a little different, but the pattern is the same overall.


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Joshua Tucker, B.A., C.M.T.
The Tendonitis Expert
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