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What does anyone know about "melting" forpain & tendon hydration among other things?
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Sue hiltzmann MELT: Sue hiltzmann had a fitness video and she woke up with pain in her foot, she discovered series of light touch exercises she calls melt method she is supposed to have hydrated her connective tissues which she claims healed her foot.She belives her melt method can help all kind of pain and also reverse aging.According to her theory chronic pain is due to connective tissue dehydration.
Answered 3/26/2013
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