HeartCore Therapeutics

“Explore the connection between posture and comfort. Though not the sole factor, posture can contribute to discomfort. In our consultations, we assess posture and alignment. Many clients experience relief from low back pain by achieving balance in hips, knees, and feet.”#bodywork #alaska #anchorage

A study on 123 individuals experiencing shoulder pain on one side of their body found that most MRI imaging showed abnormal findings in both shoulders. The shoulder that felt pain and the shoulder that did not both showed abnormal findings on the imaging. Pain does not always equate with tissue damage. Rapid neurofascial reset works with the body's nervous system to shift its perception of pain

At Heartcore Therapeutics we recognize that the nervous system has control over all body systems, including muscles. This awareness guides our treatments.

Pain signals can be turned up or down depending on emotional states, individual expectations. Neural fascial reset can turn down pain signals while increasing the feeling of safety.

Client participation can yield more effective outcomes.

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The pain pathway is not linear, pain is nociception and emotion. Our approach is to address the neurological level as well as the individual life experience.

Pain is simply nociception+emotion.
Address the sensitized nociceptors, and the discomfort may stop

"Imaging evidence of degenerative spine disease is common in asvmptomatic individuals and increases with age
These findings suggest that many imaging-based degenerative features may be part of normal aging and unassociated with low back pain"
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Our approach to bodywork has consistently yielded positive outcomes, to these conditions and more.

We target specific issues with precision, prompting client engagement in motion to enhance effectiveness. The process strategically develops tension and induces intentional nociception.