CURE FOR FROZEN SHOULDER: "FIXED IN ONE MINUTE": TRIGENICS OAT PROCEDURE: Reality TV Show
Channel: TrigenicsInstitute
Date: 2013-05-17

http://www.frozenshoulderclinic.com FOLLOW 2 PATIENTS' RECOVERY FROM FROZEN SHOULDER AS THEY GO TO DR. ALLAN AUSTIN-OOLO FOR HIS TRIGENICS® OAT PROCEDURE.
 
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For over 10 years hundreds of Frozen Shoulder Adhesive Capsulitis patients have been cured worldwide using the Oolo-Austin Trigenics Manual Capsular Dissection Procedure otherwise known as the "OAT". The developer, Dr. Allan Austin-Oolo, brings you concrete clinical evidence proving that his procedure addresses the true cause and can actually restore range of motion to a "true" frozen shoulder in one non-surgical operation within a few minutes by using a new interactive methodology to treat "the true cause". The Russian Journal of Manual Therapy published a pilot study on the OAT in 2012 and there is currently a peer reviewed and ethics approved medical study being done on the procedure to provide validity that it is the first operation in history to be able to correct frozen shoulder in one procedure without general anesthetic or surgery and without attendant complications.

A number of techniques have received considerable attention with respect to treatment of frozen shoulder including manipulation under anesthesia or "MUA", surgery, acupuncture, massage, exercise, a technique from England, active release technique or "ART" and quite recently a Chiropractic technique which claims to cure frozen shoulder with an upper neck spinal adjustment.  Neither ART nor the Neil Asher technique from England can claim that they are able to restore near full range of motion in one procedure and both require repetitive treatments over a considerable time frame to make any progress.

MUA and Surgery can sometimes restore considerable range of motion in one procedure but they both have significant attendant risk factors. The recent Chiropractic technique, called OTZ is presented in a way which makes it appear, in their youtube videos, to quickly restore full range of side raising motion to frozen shoulders. Any astute practitioner, however, will clearly see that these patients do not suffer with adhesive capsulitis frozen shoulder. The diagnosis is confusing as these patients suffer, in fact, from a different less serious form of frozen shoulder called, "shoulder impingement syndrome". SIS mimics frozen shoulder somewhat but is an entirely different condition and fairly easily treatable with many methods. In all fairness to OTZ, they do seem to often get excellent results with shoulder impingement syndrome with a number of treatments.

Dr. Austin-Oolo does justifiably claim to be the world's first doctor to restore range of motion to frozen shoulder patients in only one procedure without general anesthetic or surgery. (Local anesthetic is, however, often used.) Dr. Austin-Oolo points out that even the most popular frozen shoulder .com worldwide website which thousands of patients, doctors and therapists view, can only boast of being able to begin to get some results after 10 treatments with resolution of the condition still requiring many months of care.
What you see on this video is what you get and it is real! With Dr.  Austin-Oolo's procedure patients no longer need to suffer for years, going to intensely painful therapy. They can go to one of the Trigenics® Frozen Shoulder Clinics in Toronto, Canada, or Tallinn Europe and get their life back immediately!!

For Information on TRIGENICS® go to http://www.trigenics.com

NB: MISREPRESENTATION ALERT: Dr Austin-Oolo ascertains that it is impossible for acupuncture to fix frozen shoulder due to the severe physically restrictive heavy scar-like adhesions which need to be physically dissected. (Frozen Shoulder is otherwise medically referred to as "adhesive capsulitis") It is his assertion that what you see on youtube coming from India is not a frozen shoulder but a type of "impingement syndrome" which is not due to severe adhesion formation. BE AWARE!