Had this injection done by my GP. He did it blind. It bloody hurt! But my shoulder was pain free immediately and stayed pain free for 7 months. Then pain came back worse, now I'm going to have a camera put in my shoulder to see what's causing the trouble. They are going to put another injection in at same time if needed

Thank you for this!

@ElishaCeleste

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Every drug has side effects and potential risks it is a risk vs reward decision It would be fairly easy to build a case against po aspirin

You're fantastic. I'm trying to find the root as well

Read the PDR re: side effects. People seem to tolerate to varying degrees, and some have mild to severe psychiatric reactions, which never is talked about

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

I've never heard of it, thanks for sharing! There's definitely a dark side to western medicine, and a lot is not talked about openly. Sadly.

Thanks! I'm being pressured to get cortisone shots and then hip replacement for severe osteoarthritis in my right hip. But guess what? The OA is a symptom of a longstanding pelvic twist, which I'm addressing with medical qi gong (Dragon & Tiger), tai chi, and PT. Already feeling much better. I appreciate all your info and confirmation of my instincts! :)

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I'm SO glad you're listening to your own wisdom and experiencing the incredible healing powers that you possess naturally. I remember a wonderful email you just sent me, so I know we're aligned in many ways! Have you seen my video on arthritis? I have another one coming out soon on preventing/reversing arthritis too, so stay tuned for that. The short story is - your bones need BLOOD and cell food to regenerate, and fascial restriction plus toxic fascia/lymph can block fresh blood from getting in...and then your bones get irritated and begin to wither. But you can restore blood flow and cell food and clean yourself out and I believe even osteoarthritis is reversible (since this is public I have to state I'm not a doctor and this is just my opinion, NOT medical advice). Thanks for sharing!

@jayD4321

3 жыл бұрын

My sister Elizabeth delacruz have the same problem with back pain due to a hip problem. Nevertheless could run 4 miles a day and was a gym rat completely healthy . On June 22, 2021 my sister died from a stroke because she was found not breathing after the anesthesia doctor gave her for cortisone shot. My sister was a marine, law enforcement officer of Harrison, Nj police department. We still dealing with the pain of her loss DONT drink the cooks aid of this being a simple procedure it can cost you your life.

I had atrophy at the site of my injection 😔 and my skin got lighter and It did nothing for my pain. But as you said I would pull out my phone a look up the side effects before doing the injections

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear you had that reaction and it didn't even give you a respite from the pain! I hear that so often. Thank you for sharing. I also want you to know I believe we are resilient beings and your body is capable of healing from not only the injection, but the pain too! What did you get the shot for? Back pain?

You are so right, I did it and it's been real strange since then, I wish I would have seen this video before I went for the extermination. It move from my hip to my wrist, I was healing but It just takes time, I'm not getting another one if the pain comes back. stop rushing your healing. that stuff, I believe makes your bones worse.

I got one today and foot is super numb I hope this doesn’t last long

I have a tfcc tear; my 2 options are cortisone shot or anthrosocpic debridement surgery. I chose cortisone to be the lesser of 2 evils. I would appreciate any knowledge or thoughts that you may have regarding my situation. I have got 3 opinions from Drs they recommend these 2 options

So what if I got my first one? Can I stop and won’t be so hurt? Or messed up? Would it make a difference if you get one than if you go back and get many?

@ElishaCeleste

4 ай бұрын

None is better than one, but one is better than 5. AND - the human body is amazing, and it can heal even after it undergoes all kinds of abuses. Fear and anxiety won't help, so I say just forgive yourself, love on your body and learn to help it be as healthy as possible.

great topic! our body is already producing cortisol from the adrenal glands and if you are using these cortisone injections, which is cortisol derived. You might jeopardize the endocrine system and create more and more resistance to it. So the more you going to use injection, the more you are going to need it. the jackpot for the pharmaceutical industry. if you feel tired and get a lot of inflammation, you should check out your adrenal glands and of course, get to the root cause of your inflammation.

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and great insights :)

@pr0n035

5 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste I just came across your channel because I recently discovered the whole thing behind the fascias and how it's connected to everything in our body. And thanks to you I could find an effective way for releasing the tension off my lats and calves. Thank you :)

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

@@pr0n035 you're welcome!

@sergiosalvatierra1670

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Alex had a question regarding kenalog injection I received a one shot and one shot only on my knee I’m wondering now since I read your post if it’s gonna cause damage like you said is it from ongoing cortisone shots frequently or am i in the safe ? Your mentioned it does havoc on Endocrine system and adrenal glads ? My cell is+14242294307

I got a second cortisone shot in my shoulder joint last week. Now I have scapula diskensia in the hurt shoulder and also my healthy shoulder. I believe this is from the cortisone shot.:(

I don't want steroid shots. I feel like it wont help! Lower back is in pain. Numbness keeps increasing in my legs. If I sit down, it can increase. It can increase in one leg to other leg. Numbness can increase in a body part. I tried traction & child pose stretch, it increased numbness. It keeps building up. My motor skills are good. It feels heavy with shoes & pants on. I have arthritis in the back, but it wasnt bad few weeks ago like this. One toe went numb, it drove me crazy. I tried to fix it by do it yourself techniques.

I assume your stance is similar on NSAIDs? I personally have never gotten or even wanted a cortisone injection and that's simply because I know it would only either mask an underlying problem or make it worse in some way down the line. I also don't use NSAIDs, although many many years ago I think I did one one occasion use ibuprofen for something a short period of time. These things are quickly prescribed, but I rarely go to the doctor and prefer to look for a solution myself. I hear people go to the doctor and demand quick fixes all the time. I'm new to your channel and the newsletter, but I'm trying to deal with a persistent and worsening pain in my left thumb, a pain that is recently also present in my right thumb, at the point of the IP joint (distal joint in thumb). Symptoms are a burning sensation and shooting pains. Of late some numbness too, which only then (a week or so ago) have led my search for what this is to a nerve issue and I find information on carpal tunnel, but it may not be that. Anyway, the not so funny thing is I've visited four hand and wrist specialists and they said they don't know what it is and can't even make a diagnosis, although maybe it's a tendon, they say, but only with me asking whether it could be a tendon. It does, however, feel like a nerve thing, the more I think about it. Recommendation is rest and some kneading clay, the latter of which made it worse. Great. Hospital pics came out negative, so they merely called it overuse. I do barbell training, but did so years before this problem started too, so that's odd. Anyway, I researched pain science, as one specialist said I may be just too sensitive in that area and focus myself on it, which is true, but there's definitely a reason for it. I'm just putting this out there. Maybe someone has ideas about it. I'm doing stretches for the forearm, mostly extensors, because the flexors are really tight, probably from all that gripping. I've watched one other video of yours in which you showed how to use your bodyweight to massage your own arm, with the other arm that is. Then wriggle the hand, make a fist, and do extensions and the like. Trying to tackle some issues. No needles for me. No pills. The worst thing was or is not knowing exactly what it is and then there's no clear plan possible what to do. I mean, with some issues it's clear. If I were to break a leg, that's an easy answer what to do and not do :) Pain from unknown causes sucks.

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

I definitely have a strong personal and professional stance on NSAIDS too, as well as opioids. It's a slippery slope talking about these things publicly, but I also think it's critical that more people become aware of their options, and also the many risks associated with many medical routes for pain. Keep researching my blog and channel here, try a few things and if you need 1-1 help I do offer phone and Skype consultations. I can get way more personalized with suggestions that way. For what it's worth I believe every pain has a reason, and that means there's a solution - if you can find the root cause. And yes, that's the challenging part right? Not knowing. Keep digging - you'll find the cause!

@Fortress333

5 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste Thank you. And indeed, there is an opioid crisis. It's not talked about as much. Pain is rampant and people are probably so stressed, their body and mind can't deal with it properly, so that's why the medications (the quick fixes). Makes you addicted and can lead to financial ruin and worse.

I total agree with this video it’s too late for me I wish I had seen this before I got my shot in the left knee I had inflammation due to degenerate Cartlidge behind my knee cap so after the shot I got cracking and stiffness and the The worst thing is I lost feeling in my knee when walking I’m off balance and uncomfortable I hope I don’t have Slight nerve damage

@ElishaCeleste

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear this. I wish it were uncommon, but sadly it's not. The western medical model in America is the 3rd leading cause of death, and that doesn't count the millions of people harmed but not dead by this system and its quick fixes. AND - I personally believe it's never too late. I believe the body strives for health every day and will use whatever it is given to achieve that. So even if damage occurs, I believe it can be reversed or at least mitigated (depending on the extent). Using fascia release around the area of injection could move toxicity out, move dead cells out (the necrotic cells of tissue or bone), bring in fresh blood and water and help regenerate the tissue and bone.

@dmitrypravednov3415

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste thanks for positive feedback Im getting a little better now I’m using electrical shock therapy it’s bin working good

@jayD4321

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste My sister Elizabeth delacruz have the same problem with back pain due to a hip problem. Nevertheless could run 4 miles a day and was a gym rat completely healthy . On June 22, 2021 my sister died from a stroke because she was found not breathing after the anesthesia doctor gave her for cortisone shot. My sister was a marine, law enforcement officer of Harrison, Nj police department. We still dealing with the pain of her loss DONT drink the cooks aid of this being a simple procedure it can cost you your life.

Does the shot gains weight?

@ediebehnke2059

3 жыл бұрын

Talks too much. Get to the point

Before you go any further, look up the work of Dr John E Sarno. 🙂

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

I'm familiar, but haven't actually read or watched anything of his. I've had clients come to me after trying his methods unsuccessfully. And, that doesn't mean many people have had great success! I've been told we have a similar way of thinking about pain.

But if you have narrowing of the L5 disc and it's buldging into a nerve what options are there other than decompression, steroid shots, or last resort surgery?

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of safe options for complete relief. I've helped hundreds of people with bulging discs and pinched nerves without ever touching their back. The root issue in most low back pain cases is a pelvic instability or tilt/rotation causing the spine to compress and nerves to be pinched. Harvard has actually debunked bulging discs being a proven correlation to back pain. Millions of people live with herniations and have no pain.

@billburrell5001

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste Wow! I'm about to go in for a cortisone shot on Thursday and I thought it was my bulging discs and linear tears and back pain that is causing all the pain in my hips! I thought it was my lower back pain causing my hip and groin pain which I thought was coming from my Elio hyper gastric nerve and my Elio linguino nerve but you're saying it's the opposite that it's my hip pain causing my back pain? This is huge a huge Revelation and breakthrough for me I really need you to contact me please. Thanks

Have you any experience or knowledge of the effect of msm (Methylsulfonylmethane) on the fascia? I suspect it is one of the nutrient requirements for fascia

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

It's been my experience that fascia is primarily affected by chemical messengers via emotional stress, trauma and nervous system activation (fight/flight/freeze), in addition to the consistent shapes we put our bodies in (sitting, standing, biking, yoga etc). These processes are largely physiological, and so the solution has to be physiological as well. The #1 ingredient fascia needs to be healthy (hydrated) is fresh BLOOD, which has the nutrients needed to create the cellular food every cell in the body needs to repair itself. Fascia is made mostly of water, so drinking water is important. But it's actually the sticky collagen component that makes it what it is, and this is built by bringing in fresh blood and water and flushing toxic fluid out of the system. While supplements can be beneficial, the real magic is in physically changing the fascia and creating the right environment so the ingredients can get in. Does that make sense? Thanks for the question!

@andrewwalker1377

5 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste Yes thanks. All that makes sense. I had developed painful spots in the shoulder muscles/fascia. I took 3grms of msm powder in the morning and by the next morning the saw spots had all but disappeared. Our blood is only as good as the nutrients it has been able to absorb so I figure the msm found its way into the blood and helped lubricate the fascia. Having said that I have plenty of areas that I believe will benefit from some functional therapy via myofascial release, which I am only just starting to understand as a real possibility. So thanks for the education you are providing

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

@@andrewwalker1377 sounds like you're good at self experimentation! That's honestly the BEST way to get to know your body and what it needs so you're already on the right track. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and story.

I’ve recently had a terrible reaction from a shot in the buttocks! I feel like I will be dead soon! Do not ever get this

@jayD4321

3 жыл бұрын

My sister Elizabeth delacruz have the same problem with back pain due to a hip problem. Nevertheless could run 4 miles a day and was a gym rat completely healthy . On June 22, 2021 my sister died from a stroke because she was found not breathing after the anesthesia doctor gave her for cortisone shot. My sister was a marine, law enforcement officer of Harrison, Nj police department. We still dealing with the pain of her loss DONT drink the cooks aid of this being a simple procedure it can cost you your life.

@gurtwilder4693

3 жыл бұрын

Wow I’m so sorry to hear that I’m so heartbroken I can’t even begin to realize how tragic this is

@ElishaCeleste

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry both of you have experienced pain and loss as a result of these shots! I will never get one, and unfortunately I have to tell my clients and students about the risks and side effects when doctors never did. They're supposed to "first, do no harm."

@jayD4321

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElishaCeleste thank u so much to have someone u love that was completely healthy die just like that www.theobserver.com/2021/06/harrison-police-officer-elizabeth-delacruz-mom-and-marine-dies-aged-30/

@ElishaCeleste

3 жыл бұрын

@@jayD4321 - I am so very very sorry for your loss.

NOT 10% SAFE

@ElishaCeleste

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Unfortunately they are so commonly prescribed :(