Why Myofascial Release Doesn't Work for Chronic Pain (And What DOES!)

When Myofascial Release doesn't work for your CHRONIC PAIN, it's a problem in principle.

No amount of pushing DOWN on a muscle or tissue will break fascial adhesion, the most common cause of chronic pain in the body. Good in intent, bad in results. You could even jump on and stand an elephant on top of adhesion and nothing would happen to it.

Instead, it's WAY EASIER to break adhesion by putting a tension force on it. Instead of standing an elephant on a rubber band, simply pull it apart. This is the technique of choice at your expert chiropractor, Barefoot Rehab in Denville, NJ, the ONLY clinic in NJ certified to find and fix adhesion. It's called Manual Adhesion Release as taught by Dr. William Brady of Integrative Diagnosis.

At our clinic, we specialize in seeing patients who have had chronic pain for over 6 months and have seen at least 3 doctors or therapists without relief. We give them some percentage of PERMANENT relief in 5 treatments or less. That's why we have a 5 Visit Rule!

If you're pursuing myofascial release because you think it's going to help you get out of chronic pain, find a Manual Adhesion Release specialist. Or, if you live within 300 miles of Denville, NJ, give us a call at 862-205-4847 to see if you're a candidate for the PERMANENT pain relief NJ's ONLY Non-surgical Leg Pain Specialist, Dr. Jeff, offers his patients!

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[adonis]

Sir, what you are doing is call myofacial as well. Myofacial is a set of techniques, not just compression. There is a misconception to think myofacial is just press and pull. You need to understand the facial system to achieve pain relief.

[xtgdfos]

What studies have you done or looked at that show myofascial release doesn’t work on chronic pain? I’m interested in learning as much as I can about fascia.

[LyraGomez-vduq]

what is the permanent cure for myofascial pain syndrome where the taut bonds do not come back anymore?

[Mary-lpcn]

How do I find someone that does this in Were I live? What do I look up to find someone who can help. Been dealing with this for over 12 years. Thank you

[loversofthepark]

Both scapulas are seized from knots on my back and lats also in my traps. Feels like it spreading. I stretch everday and use a massage ball. Docotrers in ontario canada are not helping

[gorgthesalty]

Ugh. I have sciatic pain. If you stretched my nerve like that, I'd die :).

[mirrorreflex]

Can you recommend any clinicians in Australia, specifically Victoria

[selahchunem]

Manual adhesion release seems seemly to Active release which is typical performed by 1 clinician and client movements, or clinician doing the stretch with manual or instrumental release like Graston release tool.

[irisfortuna]

How do i find a rehab in Cali certified to do what you guys do?

[Gnerd]

Use a 10 pound sand medicine ball to break it apart piece by piece I didn’t hurt my self at all no bruises I slowly broke my extreme body fascia adhesions that was killing me and made it impossible for me to get cracked or stretch this way of fixing your unaligned body should be the new way of how people help people with their suffering also bouncing on a ball helps but mostly bumping against the sand ball broke my extremely bad fascia adhesion that was keeping me stiff and out of place making me sick and tired and slowly killing me we all need to stretch this way we all have fascia adhesion that makes us stiff and live in pain and discomfort

[RageDeRuin]

Ah yes, breaking fascia apart in your body, sure sounds like a good idea. I'm sorry but that just doesn't sound right and I've never seen any evidence of that being a solution.

[Lizzieschiel]

Wow, I have to say I have never seen a more misinformed video from what you would think is from someone who knows what they are talking about. However, you couldn’t be more misinformed. MFR isn’t about being an “elephant” and being aggressive to try and break fascial adhesions. The body responds to a gentle/patient approach and then the fascial adhesions can be released. You definitely need to educate yourself and I implore you to go take John F Barnes MFR courses. Not sure who you learned MFR from but this information you are sharing is false and I would love to see the research you have to back up your statement

[dawncrawford]

You’re ridiculous. How do you know it doesn’t work for chronic pain ~ you’ve got to release the trauma …. Duh mind-body Spirit.

[katherineharbord]

Very irresponsible of you to post this and really not fair to your fellow therapists. low class and false.

[johnathanabrams]

Get dry needling. Never waste your time with practices like this