The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
A tendonitis is just inflammation in the tendon and if it's beginning to wear and tear and degenerate you'll get some longitudinal fissuring in those those collagen fibers and then it fills in with some inflammatory tissue and then that can envelop the tendon and so you're getting kind of er constant rubbing and further degeneration of that you get chronic pain you can inject it with cortisone but then ultimately they can rupture
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you can inject it with cortisone but then ultimately they can rupture and and depending on how much and how much force they're being subjected to and for how long it's been there
and if it's beginning to wear and tear and degenerate you'll get some longitudinal fissuring in those those collagen fibers and then it fills in with some inflammatory tissue and then that can envelop the tendon and so you're getting kind of a constant rubbing and further degeneration of that you get chronic pain