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Leahy told Milos to go to the gym and give his shoulders a trial run. Somewhat reluctantly, Milos allowed me to take him to the local World Gym. In total disbelief, he bench- pressed 315 pounds for two reps. Five days later, he did 6 reps with 315 pounds without feeling any pain!" ART sessions are typically 515 minutes in length and cost $45100 each. Most client injuries are treated in one to six sessions. Soft-tissue injuries eligible for ART treatment include rotator cu impingement, tendinitis, low-back strain, ankle and wrist sprain, shin splints, hip exor impingement, and carpal tunnel syndrome. But ART isn't perfect. As Charles noted: "ART is 100% effective in 70% of patients." Fixing chronic pain often requires a combination of therapies. Sometimes that involves needles, which brings us to the next stage: medication. 5. PROLOTHERAPY. AREAS FIXED: LEFT KNEE, RIGHT WRIST. In prolotherapy (so named for the "proliferation" of collagen bers it's supposed to produce), a