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Muscular Pain & Injury

Pain anywhere in the body can be debilitating.  Muscular pain and tension can be very wearing and when coupled with injury, can cause additional stress which leads to a lengthy recovery process.

Muscular pain can be caused by tension through emotional stress and anxiety, postural issues, ergonomic issues, poor diet, overexercising and straining.  Poor posture whilst sitting or relaxing often contributes to muscular pain in the lower back and neck. Wrong desk and chair height, old mattresses, chairs set at wrong height can all create a scenario for poor posture resulting in structural mis-alignments in joints or vertebrae. Injury can result from muscles being 'dehydrated'.  Poor nutrition or not enough of the correct nutrition can cause muscles to be deficient in vitamins and mineral required for optimal use.  Over-exertion, too much exercise and not enough rest can cause the body to become acidic. Too many stress hormones affecting proper functioning of our physiology.  Homocysteines, Cytokines and Cortisol levels all affect our physical functioning and chemistry of our body which affects its ability to produce energy.

Accidents can create dis-organisation of our neurology and can leave some ongoing issues for the person resulting in neck pain and stiffness, heel pain, achilles pain, postural issues, foot and calf pain.

The therapies I offer allow me to balance the functioning of the muscles and check for appropriate nutrition to support your recovery.

How natural therapies can help.

Whatever the cause of your pain, it is possible to relieve tension using aromatherapy and massage techniques. Combine these techniques with Neuro-Training and you can get to the centre of the issue causing the tension and so alleviate the issue for the longer term.

Injury to an area of the body can have a far reaching impact on other systems and it is important to check that the body is recuperating appropriately. If you have sustained an injury it is always good to have a Neuro-Trainer check that the body is using all its relevant resources appropriately to recuperate. If it is taking you longer than anticipated to recover from an injury, accident or operation, there may be something in the nervous system blocking your recuperation and therefore a visit to a Neuro-Trainer can help to ascertain where the block may be and how to ensure the body returns to its optimum recovery as soon as possible, ensuring you have appropriate nutrition in place to support recovery and it is being utilised appropriately.