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• Posted on: Sep 21 2020
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• Posted on: Sep 21 2020
• By: george.kaouris
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latest vlog by therapist Ryan Dean

• Posted on: Sep 3 2020
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Hypertonia, or increased muscle tone, is muscle overactivity that occurs when communication of the brain and/or spinal cord is affected by injury or illness. When muscle tone is increased, it is often a sign of a central nervous system disorder such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, brain tumor, and diseases such as multiple sclerosis and

• Posted on: Aug 12 2020
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If it’s your first time getting acupuncture, here are some things you should know or expect about your upcoming appointment. Eat! Make sure you have a little something in your stomach before your appointment. It doesn’t have to be a huge meal, it can be something small that’s within a few hours before treatment. We

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
• By: anna.walsh
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Sciatica refers to the pain that radiates along the path of the sciatica nerve, which branches from the lumbar spine of the lower back through the hips, buttocks, and down the leg. Nearly 90% of sciatica cases are discogenic in origin and most likely caused by a lumbar disc herniation. It may be accompanied by

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
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GB34, Yang Ling Quan, translated as Yang Mound Spring is located in the depression anterior and inferior to the head of the fibula. It is the he-sea point of the Gallbladder channel. He-sea points are located around the elbow or knees and metaphorically describes the merge of the rivers (of qi) joining and emptying into

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
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The acupuncture point ST36, also known as Zu San Li, is located below the patella, 3 cun below ST35, 1 finger-breadth lateral from the anterior border of the tibia. It is considered one of the most tonifying points on the body. It is used to benefit the stomach and spleen, harmonize the intestines, tonify the

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
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4 doors are a set of points on the abdomen that consists of RN12 (zhong wan), ST25 (tian shu), and RN6 (qi hai). The 4 points surround the umbilicus. RN12 is on the midline of the body, 4 cun above the umbilicus. RN6 is also on the midline of the body, 1.5 cun below the

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
• By: anna.walsh
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Now more than ever, the importance of home exercise is paramount. Whether you are just trying to keep in shape, or you are attempting to maintain an exercise program given to you by a physical therapist, being able to maintain a comprehensive exercise program, especially without the ability to utilize gym facilities, can be challenging.

• Posted on: Jul 30 2020
• By: anna.walsh
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