Trigger Point Therapy, the missing link to getting back pain relief...
Posted by Steve at 1/7/2008 7:56 AM 
Categories: Inversion Therapy, Sciatica, Back Pain, Back Pain Relief, Body Builder, Healing Power, Trigger Point Therapy, Degenerative Disc Disease, Back Pain Exercises, Massage Therapy, Body building, Pain and Inflammation, Mind Body Techniques
Categories: Inversion Therapy, Sciatica, Back Pain, Back Pain Relief, Body Builder, Healing Power, Trigger Point Therapy, Degenerative Disc Disease, Back Pain Exercises, Massage Therapy, Body building, Pain and Inflammation, Mind Body Techniques
Research by Drs. Janet Travell and David Simons, authors of "The Trigger Point Manual," has shown that trigger points are the primary cause of pain at least 75 percent of the time and are a factor in nearly every painful condition.
Trigger points, a type of muscle stiffness, are the result of tiny contraction knots that develop in muscle and tissue when an area of the body is injured or overworked. Trigger points are something traditional doctors ignore, but they could be the one thing that has been overlooked in your case for years, if not decades.
A hallmark of trigger points is something called "referred" pain. This means that trigger points typically send their pain to some other place in the body, which is why conventional treatments for pain so often fail. Many health care practitioners wrongly assume that the problem is located where the pain is and therefore fail to assess the body correctly to find the cause of your pain.
I'm going to give you some valuable information about trigger points that I hope will encourage you to consider the possibility that trigger points may be the missing link in your quest for relief.
Click here to read more about the missing link to back pain relief:
Trigger points, a type of muscle stiffness, are the result of tiny contraction knots that develop in muscle and tissue when an area of the body is injured or overworked. Trigger points are something traditional doctors ignore, but they could be the one thing that has been overlooked in your case for years, if not decades.
A hallmark of trigger points is something called "referred" pain. This means that trigger points typically send their pain to some other place in the body, which is why conventional treatments for pain so often fail. Many health care practitioners wrongly assume that the problem is located where the pain is and therefore fail to assess the body correctly to find the cause of your pain.
I'm going to give you some valuable information about trigger points that I hope will encourage you to consider the possibility that trigger points may be the missing link in your quest for relief.
Click here to read more about the missing link to back pain relief:
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