“Targets chronic muscle pain by releasing tension at its true source.”
Trigger Point Therapy originated from physical therapy and rehabilitation medicine in the West during the 20th century. Doctors and physical therapists discovered that many pains weren’t caused directly by bones or nerves, but by “trigger points” in the muscles, which can send referred pain to other areas. The therapy, therefore, focuses on releasing these specific muscle knots. Nowadays, it is widely integrated into therapeutic massage and alternative medicine.
Long-term pain or accumulated muscle tension
Desk workers with stiffness, pain, or referred pain from prolonged sitting
Those who exercise regularly and experience muscle fatigue
Dealing with muscle tightness from sports and training
Those who find that traditional massage only provides temporary results before pain returns.
for relieving mild pain.
for chronic pain. Should be taken continuously initially. Once symptoms improve, maintenance massages can be given 1-2 times per month.
