Is PUSH for You?
If you are looking to optimize your health, you might benefit from PUSH TherapySM. Elimination of pain is one obvious reason to seek out a PUSH therapist. But there are also other advantages to receiving treatment.
Athletes and fitness enthusiasts ranging from the elite competitor to the
weekend warrior can benefit from receiving PUSH treatments. The repetitive
motions often involved in many sports can contribute to the build-up of
Chronic Passive Tension in
soft tissue. PUSH Therapy is uniquely qualified to eliminate Chronic
Passive Tension and help maximize performance. Sports injuries may
also leave a lingering legacy of pain and impaired function after the initial
trauma has healed. PUSH Therapy has been proven effective in many
of these cases.
Others who would like to be more active may have resisted, or had to abandon,
a physical exercise program because of excessive pain and discomfort. Eliminating
Chronic Passive Tension through PUSH treatments can remove that roadblock
and allow you to incorporate enjoyable physical activities back into your
healthy lifestyle.
PUSH Therapy was originally developed to eliminate pain.
Many
people suffering from chronic or acute pain have seen results from PUSH
Therapy. Muscles make up 40-50% of the weight of the average adult and they affect the functioning of the skeletal and nervous systems. This means that dysfunction
in soft tissue can manifest in many forms and take the shape of many
different ailments. However, an often-overlooked common cause or contributor
to the problem of soft tissue dysfunction is Chronic
Passive Tension. Because
PUSH Therapy targets this root cause, it has been successful in treating
many different areas of the body and a variety of conditions. Among
them are:
- Headaches
- Sciatica
- Tendonitis
- TMJ Syndrome
- Frozen shoulder
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Bursitis
- Shin splints
- Muscle cramping
- Restless Legs Syndrome
- Piriformis syndrome
- Migraines
- Joint pain and stiffness
- Repetitive Stress Injuries
- Hip, neck and back pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Iliotibial band syndrome
- Whiplash
- Chronic stress tension
PUSH Therapy has also been used as an adjunct therapy for people suffering from other chronic conditions, such as diabetes.
PUSH Treatments do not alter the diagnosis, but they do help maximize circulation by releasing contracted muscles and improving blood flow. In the case of a diabetic, this improved blood flow to the extremities can help keep small injuries from becoming limb and life-threatening.
Health-minded people who are looking for ways to feel their best are drawn to PUSH. One oft noted side benefit to receiving treatment is improved sleep patterns. A body absent of Chronic Passive Tension will wake refreshed and rejuvenated rather than tired, stiff and sore. When circulation while sleeping or resting is not impeded by overly tense, contracted tissue, the body truly has a chance to recover. The result is feeling more refreshed, energetic and pain-free.
Age is not a deterrent to receiving PUSH treatments. At Foster Muscle Therapy our clients have ranged in age from 11 to 89 years old.
