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Femoral Acetabular Impingement (FAI)
There's a myth that FAI cannot be treated effectively without surgery. Impingement occurs when the ball shaped head of the femur rubs abnormally or pinches (impinges) the acetabular socket. Damage...
My Journey with NAT - Martin Bates D.C.
Dr. Martin Bates, Chiropractor and Masters Certified NAT Practitioner For 90% of the patients I’ve treated with NAT, the results have been phenomenal. I first heard about NAT early...
Trigger Point Therapy - Shoulder Arthritis
Arthritis is defined as an inflammation of one or more joints. In the case of shoulder arthritis, the symptoms are pain, and restricted range of motion, both of which may...
Trigger Point Therapy - Sternalis
The Sternalis Muscle is present in about 7% of the population and is insufficiently referenced in anatomy textbooks Sternalis trigger points can cause considerable pain, and are too often...
My Journey with NAT - Stuart Hinds
Stuart Hinds - Using NAT techniques since 2008 I have been using NAT techniques since 2008 and have had consistent highly effective results To begin I should explain that...
Trigger Point Therapy - Raynaud’s Syndrome
Renaud's Syndrome - Underlying Mechanism Raynaud’s Syndrome is most commonly triggered by cold temperatures but it can also be triggered by anxiety or stress With the onset of winter...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Tension Headaches (Part 3)
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Headaches (Part 3) A headache can be a sign that something very wrong is happening inside, so we must always approach them with...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Headaches (Part 2)
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Headaches (Part 2) Headache sufferers are increasingly coming to understand the benefits of NAT trigger point therapy. We meet and treat dozens of...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Headaches (Part 1)
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Headaches (Part 1) TTH and trigger points Muscular problems and tension are commonly associated with TTH, and trigger points within muscles may either be...
Trigger Point Therapy - Three Dimensional (3D) Release
The agonist/antagonist relationship may not operate in the classically described manner The brain has 3-D sensory and motor maps soft-wired into the cortex. Our brain (motor cortex) responds to our...
Myofascial Release Techniques for the Rhomboids / Thoracic Spine using Soft Tissue Release (STR)
Sports Osteopath John Gibbons demonstrates myofascial release techniques for the Rhomboids and Erector Spinae Rhomboids and Trigger Points A hypertonic rhomboid will have a marked effect on the positioning...
Trigger Point Therapy - Soft Tissue Release
Soft Tissue Release (STR) is a dynamic, highly effective technique that can have an immediate and powerful effect on muscle and connective tissue. STR is a combination of Myofascial Release,...
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