Pulsed electromagnetic fields- PEMFs are burst of low frequency, pulsating electromagneticfield waves that can completely penttrate the body. These waves can pass through the skinand penetrate deep into muscle, bones, tendons, and even organs to activate the cell’senergy and encourage body’s natural repair and healing mechanisms.PEMF’s waves are like a spark plug or catalyst for ATP energy production in the cell. Just likea car needs oxygen, fuel and an ignition (spark plug), so does the human cell need fuel(glucose), oxygen, and a “Spark Plug” for the ignition. It’s a widely researched evidencebased modality. Do a google search to explore more…

The Matrix-Rhythm-Therapy is a method to maintain the body's good health (prevention)and to support the healing of muscular-skeletal problems, post-operatively as well as rehabilitatively. It is a basic kind of therapy that settles on fhe matter pf fact that cells arewhythemically vibrating between 8-12 Hz as long as they are alive.When applied from the exterior, it has lasting effects on the cell matrix as well as on theextracellular matrix. With its resonator, the instrument brings about mechanical ndmagnetic vibrations according to body's own characteristic micro-vibrations.Therapy is applied using a tool, the Matrixmobil, whereby this issue mey not be reduced toa matter of technicality. Rather the therapeutic success crucially depends on the exacthandling, sensitivity and anatomical knowledge of a qualified user, e.g. a Physiotherapist.Effects:i. Adaptation of the appliance head frequency to the corresponding individual tissueresonance (by manual selection at the electronic control unit).ii. Adaptation of the amplitude (amplitude modulation) because of ex-centric designof the appliance head of shaft (and then rotation of the head during treatment).iii. Gentle rocking into phase of the oscillating resonator into the tissue, even forunforseen resistance such as scars, adhesion and fibroses.iv. Deep acting, rhythemic micro extension of tendons and fascia.

Dry needling, also known as myofascial trigger point dry needling, is an alternative medicinetechnique similar to acupuncture. It involves the use of solid filiform needles for therapy ofmuscle pain, including pain related to myofascial pain syndrome.The American Physical Therapy Association defines dry needling as a technique used totreat dysfunction of skeletal muscle and connective tissue, minimize peripheral nociception(pain), and improve or regulate structural or functional damage.During dry needling, a practitioner inserts several filiform needles into your skin. Filiformneedles are fine, short, stainless steel needles that don’t inject fluid into the body. That’swhy the term “dry” is used.Practitioners place the needles in “trigger points” in your muscle or tissue. Dry needling isalso sometimes called intramuscular stimulation. The points are areas of knotted or hardmuscle. The needle helps release the knot and relieve any muscle pain or spasms. Theneedles will remain in your skin for a short period of time.Dry needling will inactivate myofascial triggers points by provoking a local twitch response(LTR), which is an involuntary spinal cord reflex in which the muscle fibers in the taut bandof muscle contract. The LTR indicates the proper placement of the needle in a trigger point.Dry needling that elicits LTRs improves treatment outcomes and may work by activatingendogenous opioids.The activation of the endogenous opioids is for an analgesic effectusing the Gate Control Theory of Pain.In addition to relieving myofascial trigger points,deep dry needling is also identified to decreases pain, increase range of motion, andminimize myofascial trigger point irritability.Dry needling may provide relief for some muscular pain and stiffness. In addition, easingthe trigger points may improve flexibility and increase range of motion. That’s why thismethod is often used to treat sports injuries, muscle pain, and even fibromyalgia pain.