Know anything about Myofascial Release?

joanne <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know about a massage therapy called "myofascial release"? We've been told that this is
a treatment intended to help those with chronic pain. Anyone have any good information on the
subject? My husband is willing to try just about anything to get better, but I'm a skeptic. Thanks
for your help...

I am sure someone will be able to find you some suitable websites to look at. I will say from
personal experience, MFR is powerful and works. In clients that I could get to relief or short term
relief, I would suggest MFR and if they said go for it, we would do it. They were amazed at the
results. You will definitely want to find a therapist properly trained in it though.

Tiffany

I do it routinely for the people I deal with that have fibromyalgia. And it is indeed a very good
tool, even though it just seems like you should be DOING something. I suggest
www2.rpa.netmps.htmlOpen ↗ as a site, which includes Dr Devin Starlanyl's links.
Although I see that she is no longer listing herself as M.D. after she was no longer being able to
practice because of her fibromyalgia.

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Does anyone know about a massage therapy called "myofascial release"? We've been told that this is
a treatment intended to help those with chronic pain. Anyone have any good information on the
subject? My husband is willing to try just about anything to get better, but I'm a skeptic. Thanks
for your help...

Also might want to explore Bowen Technique.

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joanne <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know about a massage therapy called "myofascial release"? We've been told that this
is a treatment intended to help those with chronic pain. Anyone have any good information on the
subject? My husband is willing to try just about anything to get better, but I'm a skeptic.
Thanks for your help...

I am sure someone will be able to find you some suitable websites to look at. I will say from
personal experience, MFR is powerful and works. In clients that I could get to relief or short
term relief, I would suggest

MFR

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and if they said go for it, we would do it. They were amazed at the

results.

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You will definitely want to find a therapist properly trained in it

though.

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Tiffany