How I Finally Got Rid of My Shoulder Pain

It started with a big pile of wet leaves.

A few days before Thanksgiving, I woke up one morning and decided to finally clean up the backyard.

The leaves had been sitting there for weeks. I bagged them and hauled everything to the dump.

It felt like a solid workout. I was tired, but satisfied.

That night, I went to bed feeling fine.

But the next morning, my right shoulder was sore.

I figured I'd tweaked something. Nothing serious. It would heal on its own.

But it didn't.

Weeks went by. Then months.

By February, it had been three months and it still hurt.

I couldn't lift my arm over my head.

Reaching into the back seat sent a sharp pain through my arm.

Sleeping was rough.

Mornings were worse.

Even getting dressed was tricky.

That's when I started to worry.

A friend of mine had shoulder surgery and hasn't swung a golf club since.

I didn't want to go down that road.

So I started trying everything.

Magnesium lotion. Stretching. Hot showers. Hanging from the playground bars. More protein.

Nothing really worked.

They were little white patches, like round band-aids.

I didn't expect much, but I gave them a try.

After a few weeks, something changed. The pain was starting to go away.

I could lift my arm again.

Sleeping got easier.

Even mornings were better.

Now?

I can help around the house again. I can rebound the basketball for my son. I can even drive with both hands without pain.

These patches might not be a magic cure, but they worked for me.

And hey, it sure beats surgery, don't you think?

Paul Eilers

This is a personal story, not medical advice. Results may vary. This product is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.