Compression at Myofascial Trigger Point on Chronic Neck Pain Provides Pain Relief through the Prefrontal Cortex and Autonomic Nervous System: A Pilot Study

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RT @greatbodywork: In a 2017 study, women with chronic neck pain experienced a significant decrease in subjective pain following four 30-se…

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RT @greatbodywork: In a 2017 study, women with chronic neck pain experienced a significant decrease in subjective pain following four 30-se…

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In a 2017 study, women with chronic neck pain experienced a significant decrease in subjective pain following four 30-second compressions of myofascial trigger points in their trapezius muscles #triggerpoint #chronicpain #massage #research https://t.co/ua4

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RT @ClaraBerge: Muy interesante‼️Est.Piloto:Cambios SN Simp. y Parasimp. 👉Compresión #PGM #DolorMF (Gracs x artículo @neuromecanica) https:…

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