Jack is a man who has Arm and Shoulder Pain. He cannot get his arm above his head. His conventional medicine doctor recommended shoulder replacement surgery. Please note, several years ago, Jack was diagnosed with Throat Cancer, and he had Lymph Gland Resectioning Surgery at Stanford Hospital to remove the Throat Cancer Tumor. He awakened from surgery with a totally impaired shoulder. The Stanford doctors denied injury during surgery. The Stanford doctors recommended shoulder replacement surgery without even checking Jack’s shoulder for range of motion. Jack refused shoulder replacement surgery. Then Jack went to another doctor and got Stem Cell Injections into his shoulder. He says he thinks these Stem Cell Injections helped to heal some of his torn tendons in his shoulder. He says that helped him increase his range of motion, but he still cannot get his arm up above his head. He went to Rowen for help. Rowen checked Jack’s “passive” range of motion and found it to be good. Rowen suspected that Jack’s Throat Cancer Surgery Scar had created an interference field that was impairing Jack’s Shoulder range of motion. Rowen tested it with kinesiology, and it tested positive. Rowen injects Procaine into Jack’s Surgical Scar. Jack says he has greater range of motion in his shoulder.