Why Live With Persistent Joint And Muscle Pain?

Living with “poor joints” is not just a matter of age. And you don’t need to accept that as a inevitable condition. Although cartilage is firm and flexible, once worn down, it cannot be replaced without surgery. But, there are a few ways to regain a pain-free, full range of motion without the need for surgery. The synovial fluid that irrigates and lubricates joints is a catalyst that can be coaxed into place by the right form of bodywork.

The synovial irrigation is the first step towards joint recovery. The joint is also displacement from its natural position due to a compound of hypertonicity in the surrounding muscles. The fascia that wraps around the muscles gets sticky and coagulates the fluid that surrounds it. Getting flow back into the musculature comes from joint mobilization, which is a keystone protocol in the work that we do here in this clinic. Whether it is arthritic stenosis or spinal facet syndrome, the reconfigured joints are a series of moves that can be worked on independently and together. Its like, we take you to pieces and put you back together again into a new integral body.

There is two sides to biofeedback functioning: “homeostasis” – the mechanisms that stabilizes systems, and “allostasis” – the mechanisms that calibrate the body to meet challenges. Between them, a higher coherence is found to sustain a higher level of action.

Helping The Body Get Back To Its Flow State

Coaxing the body into a higher order of function is a subtle process. Top-down forcing does not establish a new set of constraints, it simply reinforces the old regulations that led to inflexible movement. The primary concern for any advanced manual therapy is mobilization that is natural to achieve and quick to respond. The neural-chemical relationship within muscles and joints needs to be accounted for by a careful attention on what the message of the body is saying, and what directions it is receiving. A strong feedback loop between order and response mends the problems of muscle “misfiring” and involuntary action, such as spasms.

Strength and Stamina

Practically all of the clients that are treated in this clinic are very tuned into what their body is asking for, and have the means to respond to that call in a caring and effective way. The treatments they receive here establishes a new coherent dialogue between attention and muscle retention that holds.

Brook Tarrant is a very experienced California State Certified Massage Therapist and Bodyworker. His clinic has developed a state-of-the-art approach that brings rapid results to clients with chronic immobility issues. Even after two or three sessions, clients find that they gain range of function and say goodbye to pain.

This clinic views “health” as an applicable response to the body’s relationship with its environment. We pride ourselves on providing, fast, effective help for our clients. Why not try us out today.

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