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Finding a solution at the “wrong” end of the body: A case series using the MyoKinesthetic System to resolve biomechanical dysfunctions

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Traditional treatments to various conditions often have mixed outcomes across various patients. Within standardized therapeutic interventions, there are always patients who do not respond to treatment as expected. It is also common for some treatments to have very little effect at all.

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Feb 20, 2023 Treatment Utilizing the MYK System on Patients with Cervicogenic Symptoms Related to Concussion In the United States, it is estimated that between 1.6 to 3.8 million athletes suffer from sports-related concussions (SRCs) each year. 21% of those affected are high school athletes. Though there is a plethora of research into concussion prevention and diagnosis, there is little research into post-concussive treatment as well as the differential diagnosis of cervicogenic pathologies. During this study the MYK treatment was conducted once a day for three consecutive days. 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰍􏰪􏰏􏰫􏰛􏰱 􏰬􏰙􏰧􏰅 􏰿􏰬􏰙􏰘 􏰍􏱀􏰙􏰛􏰛􏰬􏰘􏰣􏰙􏰗􏰠 􏰌􏰓􏰑􏰊􏰱􏰖 􏰭􏰘􏰐􏰣 􏰚􏰅􏰬 􏰣􏰻􏰰􏰰􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰐􏰨 􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰬􏰛 􏰾􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰗􏰄 􏰡􏰻􏰚􏰅 􏰛􏰾􏰐􏰘􏰚􏰉􏰘􏰬􏰰􏰙􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰬􏰙􏰧􏰅 􏰿􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰠 􏰌􏰑􏱁 􏰐􏰨 􏰚􏰅􏰐􏰛􏰬 􏰙􏰨􏰨􏰬􏰧􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰙􏰘􏰬 􏰅􏰻􏰄􏰅 􏰛􏰧􏰅􏰐􏰐􏰰 􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰬􏰛􏰖 􏱂􏰅􏰐􏰆􏰄􏰅 􏰚􏰅􏰬􏰘􏰬 􏰻􏰛 􏰙 􏰾􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰅􏰐􏰘􏰙 􏰐􏰨 􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰧􏰅 􏰻􏰗􏰚􏰐 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗 􏰾􏰘􏰬􏰝􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰐􏰗 􏰙􏰗􏰇 􏰇􏰻􏰙􏰄􏰗􏰐􏰛􏰻􏰛􏰠 􏰚􏰅􏰬􏰘􏰬 􏰻􏰛 􏰰􏰻􏰚􏰚􏰰􏰬 􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰧􏰅 􏰻􏰗􏰚􏰐 􏰾􏰐􏰛􏰚􏰉 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰝􏰬 􏰚􏰘􏰬􏰙􏰚􏰣􏰬􏰗􏰚 􏰙􏰛 􏰡􏰬􏰰􏰰 􏰙􏰛 􏰚􏰅􏰬 􏰇􏰻􏰨􏰨􏰬􏰘􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰙􏰰 􏰇􏰻􏰙􏰄􏰗􏰐􏰛􏰻􏰛 􏰐􏰨 􏰧􏰬􏰘􏰝􏰻􏰧􏰐􏰄􏰬􏰗􏰻􏰧 􏰾􏰙􏰚􏰺􏰗 􏰚􏰅􏰬 􏰜􏰗􏰻􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰪􏰚􏰙􏰚􏰬􏰛􏰠 􏰻􏰚 􏰻􏰛 􏰬􏰛􏰚􏰻􏰣􏰙􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰚􏰅􏰙􏰚 􏰃􏰬􏰚􏰡􏰬􏰬􏰗 􏰑􏰖􏰼 􏰚􏰐 􏰔􏰖􏰽 􏰣􏰻􏰰􏰰􏰻􏰐􏰗 􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰬􏰛 􏰛􏰆􏰨􏰨􏰬􏰘 􏰨􏰘􏰐􏰣 􏰛􏰾􏰐􏰘􏰚􏰛􏰉􏰘􏰬􏰰􏰙􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰍􏰪􏰏􏰫􏰛􏰱 􏰬􏰙􏰧􏰅 􏰿􏰬􏰙􏰘 􏰍􏱀􏰙􏰛􏰛􏰬􏰘􏰣􏰙􏰗􏰠 􏰌􏰓􏰑􏰊􏰱􏰖 􏰭􏰘􏰐􏰣 􏰚􏰅􏰬 􏰣􏰻􏰰􏰰􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰐􏰨 􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰬􏰛 􏰾􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰗􏰄 􏰡􏰻􏰚􏰅 􏰛􏰾􏰐􏰘􏰚􏰉􏰘􏰬􏰰􏰙􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗􏰛 􏰬􏰙􏰧􏰅 􏰿􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰠 􏰌􏰑􏱁 􏰐􏰨 􏰚􏰅􏰐􏰛􏰬 􏰙􏰨􏰨􏰬􏰧􏰚􏰬􏰇 􏰙􏰘􏰬 􏰅􏰻􏰄􏰅 􏰛􏰧􏰅􏰐􏰐􏰰 􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰬􏰛􏰖 􏱂􏰅􏰐􏰆􏰄􏰅 􏰚􏰅􏰬􏰘􏰬 􏰻􏰛 􏰙 􏰾􏰰􏰬􏰚􏰅􏰐􏰘􏰙 􏰐􏰨 􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰧􏰅 􏰻􏰗􏰚􏰐 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰐􏰗 􏰾􏰘􏰬􏰝􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰐􏰗 􏰙􏰗􏰇 􏰇􏰻􏰙􏰄􏰗􏰐􏰛􏰻􏰛􏰠 􏰚􏰅􏰬􏰘􏰬 􏰻􏰛 􏰰􏰻􏰚􏰚􏰰􏰬 􏰘􏰬􏰛􏰬􏰙􏰘􏰧􏰅 􏰻􏰗􏰚􏰐 􏰾􏰐􏰛􏰚􏰉 􏰧􏰐􏰗􏰧􏰆􏰛􏰛􏰻􏰝􏰬 􏰚􏰘􏰬􏰙􏰚􏰣􏰬􏰗􏰚 􏰙􏰛 􏰡􏰬􏰰􏰰 􏰙􏰛 􏰚􏰅􏰬 􏰇􏰻􏰨􏰨􏰬􏰘􏰬􏰗􏰚􏰻􏰙􏰰 􏰇􏰻􏰙􏰄􏰗􏰐􏰛􏰻􏰛 􏰐􏰨 􏰧􏰬􏰘􏰝􏰻􏰧􏰐􏰄􏰬􏰗􏰻􏰧 􏰾􏰙􏰚􏰅􏰐􏰰􏰐􏰄􏰻􏰬􏰛􏰖 View Article

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