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The most advanced topical application available for jumpers knee from tendinitis and cramps. Clinical research at five major Universities. No magnets, chemicals or drug. Designed for comfort and extended periods of use.

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PATELLAR TENDINITIS (JUMPER'S KNEE)
One of the big differences between the effects of patellar tendinitis (that is, tendinitis of the patella--the kneecap), and chondromalacia is that tendinitis sufferers are much better able to locate the pain. Whereas people with chondromalacia may rub their fingers up, down, and around the knee to indicate where it hurts, when you have tendinitis you can put a fingertip right on the spot. It's so tiny and specific that you can put the tip of a ballpoint pen right on the spot and just about levitate yourself into the air with pain. And that spot is right at the bottom of the kneecap, where the tendon that goes on to connect to the shinbone begins--hence the name, patellar tendinitis. It's also called jumper's knee, as it was first described in the takeoff leg of high jumpers. But it turns out that basketball players probably have more jumper's knee than anybody else. You also see it in dancers, runners (and it's very hard to deal with in runners, for some reason), volleyball players--anyone who runs and jumps regularly may suffer from it. And, like chondromalacia, it sneaks up on you, first hurting after your activity, then toward the end of the activity, then during, at the beginning, and finally all the time. It's not nearly as common as chondromalacia-nothing is--but it's more difficult to deal with. It's probably the second most frequent knee injury.
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Try the Goode Wraps products. These have been tested for 20 years in Japan and four years in the United States. Goode Wraps was picked best of show in 1988 by QVC and made four television appearance. Thousands of these products have been sold for leg pain, tendinitis, cramps and shin splints.

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Leg Pain : Tendinitis: Tendonitis - Cramps -- No Drugs or Magnets

Muscle Relaxation For Tendinitis and Cramps - Jumpers Knee

Muscle relaxation study for Goode Wraps by a large Southwest University

Selected Notes from the Researchers

The research has proven to be more difficult than anticipated primarily because there has never been any research, at least documented, concerning how muscles relax or why muscles become more flexible.

The research was performed on mice. Basically they measured the flexibility that would occur over a 20 minute period by moving the mouse leg back and forth during this time period. Numerous tests were performed at three different frequencies to establish the control. The charts show how the muscle resistance decreases over time. In other words, warming up your muscles moves them to maximum flexibility.

Once these standards were developed, the same procedures were followed only a goode wraps massage cone was applied to the belly of the muscles. The results show that the product quickly allows the muscle to move to full flexibility.

In another test, the muscles were at full flexibility and then our product was applied. In these tests nothing happened.

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