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Acupuncture point injection therapy involves the injection of small amounts of saline solution into the acupuncture points or trigger points just under the skin or into muscles, administered by qualified acupuncturists. Injection of saline into acupuncture points activates in a similar way to the insertion of acupuncture needles. The major difference being, the bolus of saline water can activate the acupuncture point for a longer period of time enhancing the therapeutic effect. Saline solution is an isotonic solution containing the same salt concentrations as our cells, blood and interstitial fluid (the fluid between our cells). In cases of chronic illness or acute injury the interstitial fluid may become congested with the waste products of inflammation from injured tissue, preventing the efficient nutrient and waste product transfer between the cells and the bloodstream. The injection of saline may improve the quality of the interstitial fluid allowing nutrient and waste product transfer between the cells and bloodstream to occur efficiently again. Saline, being pH neutral, may have its own particular effects on alkalising local connective tissues, and possibly optimising conditions for the body's self healing mechanisms.

Myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) is the most common adult muscular dystrophy, and many patients with DM1 suffer from various sleep and respiratory disorders. In a study in the current issue of the Journal of Neuromuscular Diseases, researchers found that because there is wide range of sleep problems, treatments do not fit a one size fits all model. According to lead investigator Sophie D. West, MD, Newcastle Regional Sleep Service, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust, Newcastle upon Tyne, ...

Trigger Point Therapy searches out and deactivates painful fibrous nodules in your muscles and connective tissue. These exquisitely tender pointsmay also refer pain to other parts of your body in predictable patterns.Typically, your therapist will do a combination of applying static pressure on the trigger points and stretching and manipulating the area to soften the tight, painful tissue. Trigger Point Therapy is often integrated in with other types of massage therapy such as Sports Massage

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Q. What is Trigger point? A:- A trigger point is a small muscle contraction(knot )which can be felt a small nodule, pushing on the nodule is very painful. Trigger point can exist each muscle of the body, multiple can exist at the same time of the both sides of the body.Q. How can the trigger point affect the function of the muscle? A:- Trigger point activity can affect the functioning of a muscle in three important ways .It makes it impossible for the entire muscle to completely relax.It weakens the muscle s overall contractile force.It reduces the muscle s range of motion.Q. What are the symptoms of Myofascial trigger point pain and dysfunction?Muscles are sensitive to pressure.Stiff and tight feelingHeadacheDull,aching or burning pain in muscle.Pain going down the arm or legNumbness or tingling sensation.Muscle weakens (feeling tired or sleepy whole day)Unpredictable. Erratic symptomsHeat eases the pain.Morning stiffness (when you wake up in the morning don t feel fresh,feeling sleepy)Muscle cramp.Impaired sleep(not able to sleep continuously more than 6 hour).If you checked many of these, you should consult with our Myofascial trigger point Specialist. The longer you wait for the treatment the longer the recovery will takes. Trigger point will not release without proper treatment and guideline. In trigger point treatment it may takes several weeks to months to return the muscle fiber in normal state and fully released.

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Vibration Therapy is an interesting form of exercise, which gives specific controlled stimulus to the body to simulate the human walk and thus promote performance capability for people of all ages and training conditions. Vibration training is not always of the same quality. The modified, alternating-side Advanced Multipending Technology from Wellengang, uses frequency from as little as 1 Hz, to generate realistic walking movement, which is gentle on the joints. Positive therapeutic effects of Wellengang vibration training are: Improvement of mobility, flexibility, muscle function, balance and coordination Improvement of muscular strength and performance after extended inactivity Promotion of vascular blood circulation (wound healing, blood circulation problems) Increase of lymph drainage Support during pain therapy Improvement of stress incontinence

Trigger point therapy is a branch of alternative medicine that deals with the correct stimulation and treatment of pain associated with trigger points in the body. Trigger points, also known as muscle knots, are those areas of tenderness in a muscle that represent the problem areas associated with pain and debilitating illness BENEFITS - Resolution of the source of pain rather than just the symptomatic relief provided by allopathic medicines. Enhanced circulation and blood flow throughout the body. Totally safe Effects felt after just a few sessions Is effectively used in the treatment of back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, pelvic imbalance, edema, limited range of motion, somatic dysfunction, headache, sports injury., etc.

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The Frequency generator protocol for cancer consists of two different kinds of protocols, which alternate back and forth on a daily basis. The Day 1 protocol is the anti-cancer protocol. Each treatment is several hours long and consists of electrical frequencies which are designed to kill microbes which are inside of the cancer cells. This allows the cancer cells to revert into normal cells. The Day 2 protocol is the antimicrobial protocol. This treatment is also two hours long. It is designed specifically to remove microbes from the bloodstream; similar to the way the Bob Beck protocol is designed to remove microbes from the bloodstream ( though using an entirely different technique). Both the Day 1 protocol and the Day 2 protocol are designed to kill microbes. The Day 1 protocol kills microbes inside the cancer cells and the Day 2 protocol kills microbes in the bloodstream. Chart: Rife Protocol (Standard High RF Frequency Generator Protocol) Monday: Day 1 protocol (two hours of the cancer protocol), Tuesday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), Wednesday: Day 1 protocol (two hours of the cancer protocol), Thursday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), Friday: Day 1 protocol (two hours of the cancer protocol), and so on. Of course, it doesn t matter which day of the week this protocol begins. This pattern continues until the cancer patient is cured of their cancer. Chart: Beck Protocol What if we wanted to use the High RF Frequency generator as a Bob Beck protocol to kill microbes in the bloodstream (i.e. the device Bob Beck used was called a Blood Purifier ). What would the day-to-day pattern look like? The pattern would look like this: Monday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), Tuesday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), Wednesday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), Thursday: Day 2 protocol (2 hours of the microbe protocol), Friday: Day 2 protocol (two hours of the microbe protocol), and so on. Every day we would use the anti-microbial protocol. By using this protocol the immune system would be supercharged and the immune system would take care of the cancer cells. Achieving both the Rife Protocol and the Beck Protocol Both the Bob Beck Protocol and the Royal Rife Protocol are potent anti-cancer treatments, but work in completely different ways, is there some way to combine the two protocols so we can both revert the cancer cells into normal cells and supercharge the immune system? The answer is yes. There are three options to accomplish this. Note: when the Day 1 protocol and the Day 2 protocol are used on the same day, there can be one or more hours between the protocols. OPTION #1 The first option is to use BOTH the Rife Protocol (two hours a day) AND the Beck Protocol (two hours a day), separated by at least one hour, every day. This is four hours a day, every day, plus the time in between. This option looks like this: Monday: Day 1 protocol AND Day 2 Protocol (2+2 hours with at least one hour in between), Tuesday: Day 1 protocol AND Day 2 Protocol (2+2 hours with at least one hour in between), Wednesday: Day 1 protocol AND Day 2 Protocol (2+2 hours with at least one hour in between), Thursday: Day 1 protocol AND Day 2 Protocol (2+2 hours with at least one hour in between),

Relieves a tight area within muscle tissue causing pain in other areas of bodyUses cycles of isolated pressure and releaseHelps naturally manage pain and stress from chronic injuries

Trigger points, also known as myofascial trigger points, are areas of hyperirritability in the soft tissue structure. These can be acute sources of pain or latent, unnoticed by the client until pressure is applied by the practitioner. Trigger points are manifested as small contraction knots in the muscles, that control the state of contraction and active ones may cause muscle spasm and referred pain. Treatment consists of physical therapy, manipulation and stretching. A firm digital pressure is applied by the practitioner, who is able to locate the specific points causing pain and restricted movement and these may often be located in places different to where the client actually feels the pain. Trigger Point Therapy is sometimes incorporated with Sports Massage and the client is usually unclothed for the treatment, which may not include the use of oil. Other factors such as nutrition, stress and chronic illness are also considered, as potential contributors towards the problem.

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