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  • hicktown
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    wow theres a place like 5min from my job that does it

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  • hicktown
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    I remember you talking about this in another thread, or maybe it was this one. AHHH i need that so bad especially with the knots in my back!

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    No, $$$ is a bit tight. I want to and have emailed with the office manager. she says for certain they can help me with my soft tissue probs but not the joint or bone issues
    i honestly think that when they busted mine up it helped out with all the pulling on my bones and joints. could all be in my mind but i could tell a difference. hell most of the time 50-75% better is great especially as we get older and more busted up

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by guns01 View Post
    have you gone in yet jipped?
    No, $$$ is a bit tight. I want to and have emailed with the office manager. she says for certain they can help me with my soft tissue probs but not the joint or bone issues

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    Done, found a place will go next paycheck
    have you gone in yet jipped?

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    oh yeah with the alcohol and fire. it is an old Asian thing I will not try it. snake oil
    yep that's the one. i got a wounded warrior buddy they were doing it on him. absolutely worthless to say the least

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by guns01 View Post
    that's great man. maybe do up a log with some pics if you can possibly.

    also i forgot to throw out there. i have read and seen in person a technique called cupping. it is absolutely worthless and useless. the doc explained to me about all it does is increase blood flow to the skin and bruises the crap out of you
    oh yeah with the alcohol and fire. it is an old Asian thing I will not try it. snake oil

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    Done, found a place will go next paycheck
    that's great man. maybe do up a log with some pics if you can possibly.

    also i forgot to throw out there. i have read and seen in person a technique called cupping. it is absolutely worthless and useless. the doc explained to me about all it does is increase blood flow to the skin and bruises the crap out of you

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by guns01 View Post
    absolutely and they come out pretty quick, that's the crazy part. i could feel what i thought was muscle fiber but it turned out it was actually scar tissue built up. when we were done with the treatment it was smooth again and it still is
    Done, found a place will go next paycheck

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  • guns01
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    Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

    Originally posted by jipped genes View Post
    I have 20 or so little BB sized knots in my lower back. it gives me trouble. think they could fix that?
    absolutely and they come out pretty quick, that's the crazy part. i could feel what i thought was muscle fiber but it turned out it was actually scar tissue built up. when we were done with the treatment it was smooth again and it still is

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  • jipped genes
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    Originally posted by guns01 View Post
    hell yeah man. i honestly think the worse part isnt the actual pain from the treatment but the fact that you can feel and hear it popping and releasing. it actually sounds like popping bubble wrap or something similar to that.
    I have 20 or so little BB sized knots in my lower back. it gives me trouble. think they could fix that?

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  • animal87
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    Would it work on the abdomen muscles or does it need to be an area like the shoulder or legs so there is a bone for the doc to leverage against? As far as scare tissue that and my shoulder are the worst scar tissue wise. I've worked on doing any kind of things I can to break down the tissue in my abdomen, the stregth has came back alot but I still have a mass of scar tissue that causes it to bulge out on one side and can be a little painful.

    If it would help any of those things I've said that wold be great bc I have tried everything else i know of.

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  • guns01
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    Re: 6p6: Graston Technique: My Experience with Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

    Originally posted by animal87 View Post
    Guns do you know if it affects pain from nerve damage? My hand/arm/shoulder have been bothering me alot and if it might help id def be more inclined to go try it. If it may make it worse I'll have to wait till I'm haveing a time where the never isnt kicking up so badly.
    when i was seeing the actual doc for my leg i went in and said look, i am not stopping what i am doing and i dont have time to take time off. let's get aggressive and you tell me what to do and we will make it happen. so we did a variety of different treatiments but the main focus was on graston and dry needling. so the breakdown she gave me was she was going in with the tools to break up all the built up scar tissues and adheasions in my muscles. she said it would improve nerve conductivity, circulation, loosen up my tight tendons and muscle and also aid in a bit of growth and seperation. so in a nut shell she basically said it would make everything more open and workable and allow everything to work and fire properly. low and behold even though i dreaded seeing her mainly because of the needles and internal e stims, it worked quick and great

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  • animal87
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    well that sells me on it then lol. I have alot of scar tissue and nerve damage. Anything that is healthy natural like that, I'm willing to try. I want to find a chiropractor anyway, just to know one. My back has been good for a while thankfully.

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  • guns01
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    Originally posted by animal87 View Post
    Guns do you know if it affects pain from nerve damage? My hand/arm/shoulder have been bothering me alot and if it might help id def be more inclined to go try it. If it may make it worse I'll have to wait till I'm haveing a time where the never isnt kicking up so badly.
    it actually helps it man, it is supposed to open up and restore function in areas that are damaged. it is well worht it man trust me. i am as jacked up as a football bat and it opens all my bs up big time

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