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Electrical Dry Needling, Joint Pain and Osteoarthritis

Patients with painful OA who undergo a management plan with manual therapy, exercise, and electrical dry needling have a reduction in stiffness, a decrease in pain, and improved physical function related to the disability.

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Immediate Effects of Dry Needling and Multiple Sclerosis

Dry needling is a safe and efficient modality that utilizes a thin needle to penetrate a targeted muscle in order to create an intramuscular stimulation that correlates with a reduction in pain, promotes muscle relaxation, and disrupts the central nervous system (CNS) excitability.

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A Glance at Human Consciousness

Human consciousness is determined by cortical activity. How someone perceives their reality is based on their perception of their internal and external environment. The research suggests that someone’s perception exists…

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PoNS™ Therapy and Neuro-rehabilitation

Patients who have altered cerebellar degeneration are at high risks for falls and other altered movement patterns. Therapeutic exercise is supported to improve cerebellar function, and the PoNS™ device can expedite these results and also improve the clinical outcomes.

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