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Old 10-25-2011, 02:28 AM #7
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A chiropractor that posted on a forum in the past, used to explain some of the TOS pain/symptoms this way.
He was an expert and treated many of the Florida sports teams members.

He used a weight measurement but i can't recall the amount it was.

He said it only takes x amount of pressure/impingement/compression to cause a nerve to send out pain/symptom signals. It was a very small amount is all I can remember...
Jo mar do you happen to have a link to the posts from the chiropractor that your talking about ?
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