Services
Manual Adhesion ReleaseThe premier form of soft-tissue treatment to remove adhesion/scar tissue. Adhesion is one of the number one cause (next to degeneration/arthritis) for muscle and joint pain, but unfortunately the most under-diagnosed condition. Adhesion acts like glue among muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and even nerves. As a result, this reduces flexibility, strength, and stability to the body. Adhesion along nerves can cause numbness, aching, tension, tingling, and in some cases weakness. This is called nerve entrapment and can happen in an estimated 156 locations throughout the body. Some common conditions in this scenario include carpal tunnel, sciatica, and tarsal tunnel syndrome to name a few. MAR is the quickest and most effective way at fixing nerve entrapment. Other common conditions that are treated are low back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, shin splints, headaches, knee pain (runner’s knee, IT Band syndrome, jumper’s knee), chronically tight hamstrings or quads, etc.. Find out more at www.manualadhesionrelease.com
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Instrument Adhesion ReleaseStop the bruising and looking like you got into a fight after instrument work. One of the few instruments on the market with a proper hands-on program to locate exactly where the problem is and how it can be treated. Common conditions in which IAR work more efficiently than MAR or ART are tendinitis or tendinopathy of the Achilles and elbow tendons , forearm pain, tennis elbow, golfers elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, anterior shin splints, and plantar fasciitis. Find out more at www.instrumentadhesionrelease.com
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Chiropractic Adjustments Performed on the spine and/or extremities to restore normal joint movement. Joints can often become restricted with chronic problems or during contact sports. As a result, this can impede normal joint motion and create pain and inflammation. The adjustment (or manipulation) helps to remove this restriction and restore proper joint motion. This treatment is often performed after soft tissue adhesion treatment so that adjustments require less force and are more effective.
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