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“I just wanted you to know how satisfied I am with this product, and how much it has relieved the Chondromalacia pain in my right knee.   So much that I can now jog again.  The pain in my right knee was so bad, it hurt just to walk.   I didn't even think about jogging, and that was really frustrating.  I started searching around for knee braces/wraps to see if I could find some alternate pain relief before I went to see a doctor about my knee.  I came across your website and read all the testimonials of the people it has worked for and I said why not.  If it could work for them, it probably could work for me.  I must admit I was a bit skeptical at first, that simply a knee wrap could make the intense pain go away, but after just 6 days of wearing it I was able to jog 2 miles.  Grant it it was tough on the lungs because it has been about a month since I have jogged, but my knee felt great.  I just wanted to say Thank You for such a great product and I will definitely recommend this to anyone else who has aches and pains throughout their body.”   ndromalacia or Patello  knee pain and knee result from  tendonitis because knee tendon pain is chrondral defect from  orthosis or arthralgia resulting from femoral anterversion similar to  osgood-schlatter like orthopedic and anterior cruciate from anterior tibial syndromeeball injury, martial arts injury, karate injury, tai chi

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Jennifer D’Andrea, recovering from ACL surgery, posting to Bob’s WWWBoard.
"Less stiffness and pain after sitting for long periods. I wear it to sleep and during the day if possible. I expect to wear it to sleep until my ACL knee feels just like my other knee. I would definitely endorse this product."Well, I have been using my knee wrap for several days now and I definitely feel better."
Bob Willmot, Engineer and Investment Banker-Sponsor of Bob’s ACL WWWBoard on the Internet
" I’m recovering from a bilateral ACL reconstruction of both Knee pain treatment chondromalacia Patella femoralknees (patellar tendon auto-graphs)As you’ve probably alreadyheard. My tendons have been a bit annoyed by having their middle third cut out. I’ve found a great product that has eliminated my patellar tendon pain. The University Research reports on-line from their web site is very interesting, but being an engineer I figured I’d do my own research. I used the wrap on my right knee and left my left knee as the control group. I’ve been doing this for a little over a week and my right patellar tendon feels dramatically better (no more stiffness in the morning, or pain when I sit for long periods). The result of my extensive research: I’m going to get another wrap for my other knee."

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Chondromalacia Patella Patella Femoral Knee Wraps

REGULAR Knee Wrap
This tube wrap pulls on over your foot up to your knee.  This can also be used as a Regular Leg Warmer or Shin Wrap.  To use this wrap, the circumference of your leg at both the knee cap and calf should be 12-to-18 inches.
45.00 each  

Photo of Large Knee WrapLARGE Knee Wrap
This tube also pulls on over your foot up to your knee.  It can also be used as a Large Leg Warmer or Large Shin Wrap.  This wrap will fit you if the circumference of your leg at both the knee cap and calf is 18-to-23 inches.
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Selected full citations from 565 MEDLINE records  

Jumper's knee is an overuse disease. The initial subjective complaints are well-localized pain, usually occurring after physical activities and often at the lower pole of the patella. The diagnosis of jumper's knee is usually easily established after acquiring a detailed history and a carefully performed physical examination, but the lesion can be mistaken for other disorders or injuries, such as bursitis, meniscal injuries or chondromalacia (1) or other causes of the patellofemoral pain syndrome. Today ultrasonography is the method of choice for the evaluation of jumper's knee as it is both time and cost saving, non- invasive, repeatable, accurate and allows a dynamic image of the tendon, guided injections and control of treatment. Conservative therapy is the treatment of choice in the early stages and includes adequate warm-up, stretching of the quadriceps muscle and physical activity with respect to the pain, and ice pack application after activity. When the pain disappears, the training intensity can be increased. NSAID (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) and local peritendinous injections with long-acting steroids can be a helpful and safe adjuvant to the conservative treatment and should be tried before surgery,  Surgical treatment is indicated only if a prolonged and well- supervised conservative treatment program fails in chronic jumper's knee (including local injection with steroid) or in acute total rupture.

 

University Research Briefs

University of Kansas, Brigham Young University, Colorado State, University of Texas at San Antonio and Texas Tech

The Goode Wraps products have proven effective in relieving Chondromalacia pain, swelling and stiffness in muscles and joints. There have been no complaints about allergic reactions. The FDA laboratory in Seattle, Washington tested the product to see if any of the semiconductors were absorbed into the skin.  This test concluded the elements were not absorbed into the skin.

The Health Sciences Department or Medical Schools at five major universities have been involved in research.  A double blind pain study was conducted at a western university and the results stated, "Seven days- 33% of control group subjects had again slight improvement. 91% of the treatment group subjects had great to total improvement.  Significance is .004.”  An anti-inflammatory study by a southwest university concluded, "These data indicate that semiconductors are an active topical anti-inflammatory agent when impregnated on cloth or on tape.”  Another study by the same university summarized by stating, "There does not appear to be any consistent effect of the semiconductor patches on blood flow or local temperature in resting subjects (does not create edema).  A third study on muscle relaxation states, "In several experiments, we have been able to record a reduction of force through the motion cycle after the application of semiconductors over the bellies of the planar flexor muscles.  This effect occurs within very few minutes of application of semiconductors."


Two pilot studies with athletes wearing wraps at a rocky mountain university conclude, "Kicking results showed that maximum ball velocity, knee joints angular velocity, thigh and shank angular velocities at contact were larger in condition A (wearing Goode Wraps) than in condition B (wearing placebo wraps).  Vertical jump results showed average jump height, vertical take-off velocity and vertical push-off impulse to be greater in the semiconductor jumps."

Comp_Shorts1.gif (52851 bytes)An Osteoarthritis study at a nursing school concluded, “T-test analyses of data demonstrated a moderate decrease in pain after two hours for both the HexTapes and placebo groups and a significant decrease in pain in only the HexTape group after two days of treatment, supporting the hypothesis of a significant decrease in reported pain of subjects receiving treatment of topically applied Goode Wraps tapes as compared to subjects receiving placebo therapy.”

The basic science for the mechanism has not been established.  A number of hypotheses have been advanced.  The Goode Wraps may conduct excess body electricity, may conduct the body’s electromagnetic waves, may conduct free radicals, may enhance free radical scavengers or may enhance the development of the extra cellular matrix.
 

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