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How Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) May Help Those with Arachnoiditis (Arachnoiditis treatment option)
Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that uses low-level electrical currents to reduce inflammation, soften scar tissue, and calm irritated nerves often associated with arachnoiditis. Unlike standard pain management, FSM targets the cellular level, where inflammation and scarring begin.
FSM may help those with arachnoiditis by:
Reducing nerve inflammation that drives pain and irritation
Softening scar tissue and adhesions to improve mobilit

Nicole Longwell
Nov 43 min read


Trigger Point Therapy: Precision Massage That Works
Benefits of Trigger Point Therapy:
Reduces referred and local pain
Improves range of motion
Eases tension headaches and TMJ
Supports posture and spinal alignment
Enhances athletic performance and recovery
Complements treatment of chronic pain conditions

Nicole Longwell
Aug 182 min read


How Microcurrent and Trigger Point Therapy Work Together for Natural, Lasting Pain Relief
Trigger points are hyperirritable “knots” in your muscle tissue that can cause local pain or refer pain to other areas—like a headache caused by tightness in your shoulders or neck. Trigger point therapy involves direct pressure to release these contracted muscle fibers, restoring circulation and function.

Nicole Longwell
Aug 152 min read


Why Back Strengthening Exercises Matter for Pain Relief and Posture- 10min Back Strengthening Exercises
The Importance of Back Strengthening Exercises: Support, Stability & Long-Term Relief - 10 Minutes to ease Back pain and tension Why Back Strengthening Exercises Matter Back pain affects millions of people—and often, the root cause isn’t just strain or injury. It’s weakness .Modern life keeps most of us seated, rounded forward, and working against gravity in all the wrong ways. Over time, this leads to: Weak postural muscles Tight chest and hip flexors Poor spinal stability

Nicole Longwell
Sep 17, 20153 min read
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