Adhesions can be considered in two ways: cell adhesions and unnatural adhesions caused by external stimuli. Cell adhesions are complimentary connections naturally found in the human body. Cells are destined to interact with their external [...]
Healing refers to the restoration of damaged or diseases part of the body. Wound healing is an intricate process of repair after injury. Skin is a protective barrier against the external harms. When this barrier [...]
Trauma refers to external physical harm to the body. Severity of trauma depends on the nature and source of injury and part of the body affected. Trauma can be classified on the basis of cause, [...]
Adhesions develop when two bodily structures come across and connect to each other while normally they are not attached. The causes of adhesion development include surgery, trauma, radiations, abdominal or pelvic infections and sometimes congenital [...]
What is pain? Pain is a complex and universal experience that differs with individual to individual. The International Association for the Study of Pain defines pain as “an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience arising from [...]
If you don’t address the emotional aspect of chronic pain, your patient might never fully recover. Pain, particularly chronic pain, is considered as an emotionally driven disorder in MPS Therapy. Thought, mood and behavior are [...]
Microcurrent is the key to healing the body. It is not only has parasympathetic affect on the body, it enhances healing at the cellular levels. The tissues of the human body are comprised of active [...]
There are several ways that scars and physical trauma can directly affect muscles, leading to everything from a strain in day to day activities, to greatly decreased athletic performance. Here are the three primary ways in [...]
Written by I-Hsien Sherwood, for USA Today Many patients suffer with chronic pain for years without relief. The causes and workings of pain still aren't fully understood. Pain re-related ailments like migraines, fibromyalgia or sciatica [...]
Microcurrent therapy is a brand new way of treating pain, right? Well, not really. It actually has its roots all the way back in time to ancient Greece! Hippocrates, the father of electro-therapy, was reported [...]
