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   Sinew Therapeutics, LLC
   5348 Vegas Dr
   Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
   U.S.A.

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  • Chinese Sports Medicine VS. Western Sports Medicine:
    The Western approach to treat injuries has elements that are congruent with the Chinese Sports Medicine approach. However, the Western approach often ends with the RICE treatment method and doesn't provide many paths to actually rehabilitate the injury… Read More…
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After 36 years of running, I've been hobbled for over a year by knee pain. With mileage, speed and fun drastically cut and all standard remedies exhausted, I stumbled onto Sinew products through an ad in Runners World. With rather low expectations I placed my order. I received my Sinew Sports Massage Oil and Chronic Sinew Liniment Friday and what I want you to know is simple: These products are bottled miracles. Two applications and two pain free runs later I'm as good as new. Anything that will do that for a 73 year old runner has to be a miracle. - Bert C., AL

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