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Name: Simeon Niel-Asher
Site: http://www.frozenshoulder.com/
About the Author: Award winning* Osteopath Simeon Niel-Asher qualified with a BSc (Ost) from The British School of Osteopathy in 1992. He later obtained a BPhil in Comp Health Studies at the University of Exeter 1995. Simeon has been a Clinical tutor at the COET and has been involved in lecturing, writing, research and promoting Osteopathy worldwide. Simeon now lives and works in London and Israel, and travels around the world to give talks and seminars on his breakthrough method. Simeon has authored several books on the use of trigger points in manipulative therapy including the best selling ‘The concise book of trigger points’.
Shoulder pain is s very common phenomenon and thus a lot of home remedies have come up, while some shoulder pain get cured by home remedies some might get out of control which would compel you to seek proper medical attention. A shoulder pain is not to be taken lightly as a stiff shoulder is […]
Frozen shoulder is such an incapacitating phenomenon that people at times get overwhelmed thinking that it may remain with them for ever. The medical term used to describe this condition is adhesive capsulitis. The term adhesive means sticky and capsulitis stands for inflammation of the joint capsule. This condition affects two percent of the general […]
There are many common causes shoulder pain. It is important to make a correct diagnosis of the cause of the symptoms so that suitable treatment can be directed at the cause. What causes frozen shoulder? Frozen Shoulder is also known as ‘adhesive capsuliitis,’ this is a common condition that leads to rigidity of the joint. […]
Some people become incapacitated with a frozen shoulder and become concerned that it may be with them forever. The medical term used to describe this condition is adhesive capsulitis. The term adhesive means sticky and capsulitis stands for inflammation of the joint capsule. This condition affects two percent of the general population. It is generally […]
