I seem to have "golfer's elbow" and I've just purchased a copper bracelet to
see if that will help.
Be prepared for green wrists though
jim
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i was very skeptical with regards to copper bracelets, but in an act of
desparation decided to try one as a last resort for a touch of tendonitis
in my wrist. long story short. wear bracelet pain goes away, don't wear
bracelet pain comes back. so i'm happy to keep wearing it whilever it has
this effect.
brett
do the have larger ones to fit around the head. i get this HUGE pain
there during a round of golf.
regards
Mark Blake
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Before you buy.
>There could be a placebo effect at work with this copper bracelet.
Ya think? :) It sure as hell isn't the copper, magnets, silver, or
whatever else is the rage this month. I mean, haven't we all been carrying
copper around in our pockets for all of our lives?
> Ya think? :) It sure as hell isn't the copper, magnets, silver, or
> whatever else is the rage this month. I mean, haven't we all been carrying
> copper around in our pockets for all of our lives?
Australia hasn't had copper coins for several years now. We dropped 1c
and 2c pieces and round up or down to the nearest (nickel) 5c piece.
Now ... I'm waiting for the break-through research that shows arthritic
ailments have increased in the general population since this decision.
;-)
Cheers
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David Ferguson wrote in message <3893B70E...@mb.aibn.com>...
>There could be a placebo effect at work with this copper bracelet.
>
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 19:15:52 +1100, Colin Wilson
<pub...@kyneton.net.au> wrote:
-->Bruce wrote:
-->
-->> Ya think? :) It sure as hell isn't the copper, magnets, silver, or
-->> whatever else is the rage this month. I mean, haven't we all been carrying
-->> copper around in our pockets for all of our lives?
-->
-->Australia hasn't had copper coins for several years now. We dropped 1c
-->and 2c pieces and round up or down to the nearest (nickel) 5c piece.
-->
-->Now ... I'm waiting for the break-through research that shows arthritic
-->ailments have increased in the general population since this decision.
-->;-)
-->
-->Cheers
-->Colin Wilson
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-->Visit one of Australia's best club web sites:
-->Trentham Golf Club - http://publishing.kyneton.net.au/trentham
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>For the elbow you'd be better off with one of those magnetic
>wraparounds. Should be available at most golf shops or discounters.
How bout a mustard poltice or some of Mother Fletcher's Ointment. It cures
colds, molds, sore assholes, and makes baby birth a pleasure.
I was having a lot of hip problems and it was interfering with my golf.
So, on the advise of a friend, I bought one. Put it on and haven't had
a problem since. So, try it. What can you lose but a few bucks. Hope
it works for you.
Julie
> There could be a placebo effect at work with this copper bracelet.
others have suggested this to me but in reality i don't care what the
effect is whether it's placebo or some complex chemical interaction. so
long as when i'm wearing it i don't get pain in my wrist, which at the
moment is the nett result.
brett
In my experience, i would say that a good 20% of serious players wear copper on
either wrist. The silver bracelets you see are often copper on the inside. Top
hand/wrist/forearm problems are frequent with those who hit a lot of balls. If
you're having trouble, give it a try.
I was experiencing pain in my elbow from tendonitis and bought a Sabona copper
bracelet for the hell of it about a year ago. The pain subsided after a few
days and I've been wearing it ever since. As a non-believer in most
homeopathic remedies, I was pleasantly surprised.
Glenn Kamide
>I was experiencing pain in my elbow from tendonitis and bought a Sabona copper
>bracelet for the hell of it about a year ago. The pain subsided after a few
>days and I've been wearing it ever since. As a non-believer in most
>homeopathic remedies, I was pleasantly surprised.
After being given a Sabona copper bracelet, I wore it briefly even
though I wasn't suffering any pain. I actually developed a deep ache
in the wrist I was wearing it on, so I threw it away. Coincidence? I
thought so until I was given another copper bracelet at a trade show
about a year later, and the same thing happened again. And no... I
didn't wear them too tight if anyone was planning to suggest that.
I'm skinny in the wrists, and they fit quite loosely.
I always knew I was a bit backwards...
BW (Jeff Buege)