For 15 years, Marie has been dealing with Carpal Tunnel and wrist pain, finding no relief. Over time, the pain extended to both of her thumbs, which began to grow numb. She explored conventional treatments such as medication, ointments, bandages, ice, and wrist braces, all without experiencing relief. Eventually, she reached a point where she felt the need to explore alternatives beyond the traditional approach. This led her to contact the Winner Wellness Center.

Dr. Winner explained the shortcomings of traditional methods, emphasizing their focus on pain management rather than addressing the root cause. He detailed that the wrist pain is a result of the ulnar nerve being entrapped by the wrist ligament. Interestingly, he discovered that this nerve restriction often originates in the neck. The chain reaction begins with overuse of the arm or wrist, causing the forearm muscles to constrict, which then affects the muscles further up the arm, leading to shoulder and neck muscle constriction. Ultimately, this leads to nerve constriction in the neck, affecting the ulnar nerve. By releasing the nerve constriction, the communication among the muscles and tendons in the arm, forearm, and hand can be restored, allowing them to function harmoniously.

In our practice, addressing this comprehensive concept is crucial to preventing the problem from recurring, which often leads patients to seek surgical interventions due to intolerable pain.

Our solution involves utilizing the Kinesiology technique. Through Kinesiology/Chiropractic methods, we have the means to assess your supportive muscles, identify weaknesses, and restore them to their peak performance. This is where Kinesiology has demonstrated its remarkable effectiveness. Our approach integrates Muscle Testing, Acupressure, Cold LASER, Nutritional Support, and the Winner Emotional Release Protocol to generate both immediate and enduring results.

Marie began experiencing changes after her very first visit. Notably, she started feeling better all over her body—an unexpected benefit. This whole-body approach resonated with her and many others, as it addresses various interconnected factors contributing to pain and discomfort.

Marie chose to share her story through this video, aiming to inspire those who have experienced wrist or hand pain or undergone surgeries over the years. The message is clear: you don't have to endure a life of discomfort. There is hope for success and healing. To take the first step towards relief, contact Dr. Winner at 770-536-6600 or visit winnerwellness.com to schedule an appointment.