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Whether December is ever the most wonderful time of year is debatable, but this year we can safely say, No, it is not. But just because parties are canceled doesn’t always mean party-style eating is. Holiday baking is going stronger than ever and who can resist all those treats? Too many cookies are certainly one culprit behind tummy trouble, but what if you’ve been good and you’re still feeling the pain? Trigger points are tricky little critters and evidence of their work pops up in the most unexpected places, like in your gut. But don’t worry. You can find effective, lasting help without popping antacids all winter long. Trigger point massage therapy could be your ticket to relief.

Trigger points cause no end of trouble, including pain, stiffness and reduced range of motion. From TMJ to sciatica to pain in back and neck muscles, trigger points are the most common cause of body aches and pain. For all the trouble they cause, there is surprisingly little known about them. Even most doctors don’t really think of trigger points when people come to them in pain. While trigger points most commonly cause pain in back and neck muscles, they can stir up trouble anywhere, including in your digestive tract.

Trigger points appear from a variety of causes including things like poor posture and under- and overuse, but dietary choices, infections and psychological stress are other possible sources. The exact cause of the trigger point can’t always be determined, but most people just care about making the pain stop. While doctors are quick on the draw with the prescription pad, you may find trigger point massage therapy gives faster and longer-lasting results.

Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center has over three dozen massage therapists trained in neuromuscular massage and trigger point therapy. We’re rated #1 in LA and we want to help you with trigger point pain, no matter where you’re feeling it. Most people enjoy incredible relief after a single session, but when it comes to long-standing pain or ongoing stress, regular sessions may be the best choice to deal with the problem. Either way, it’s important for you to know that there is a way to manage your issue without resorting to drugs or surgery. Give trigger point massage therapy a try. You could be pain-free by tonight.

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We’ve had a lot of downs in 2020: less going in to the office, less travel, less face-to-face social interaction. But other things are up. For example, there’s been an exponential explosion of the wearing of sweatpants. We’ve also seen a sharp increase in things like back pain and headaches. While these last two aren’t something to get psyched about, there is a natural, drug-free way to manage them. If you’ve been getting more than your fair share of headaches lately, give trigger point massage therapy a try.

Trigger points can cause a lot of different symptoms: pain in back and neck muscles, ringing in the ears, jaw pain, and headaches. Trigger points come in two flavors: latent and active. Latent ones usually only hurt when you press on them, and often cause mild symptoms such as stiffness, tightness, and a general feeling of soreness, whereas active trigger points can feel like you’ve got a knife stuck in you. Trigger points can also send or refer pain elsewhere. Thus, a trigger point in your trapezius muscle can show up in the form of a headache.

Where do these little nasties come from? Trigger points can crop up for different reasons, but a couple of common ones are incorrect posture and sitting too long, especially when you toss in the added component of staring at a screen. But even if you don’t know where your trigger points came from, you can find relief from them with neuromuscular massage and trigger point therapy.

Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center is LA’s #1 rated massage clinic. We are open, ready and willing to help relieve your headache pain, and any other issues you may have caused by trigger points. The usual feedback we get from clients after their first session is one of incredible relief, but in the case of headaches, eye strain and the unavoidable screen time that often causes them, regular sessions may be your best option. No matter what you decide, you do have better, more natural choices than popping pain pills all day long. Find relief today with a session of trigger point massage therapy.

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Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Even pre-pandemic, there was a major spike in repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) corresponding to the increased use of computers, mobile devices and work-related stress. According to OSHA, RSIs are the country’s most common occupational health problem. They’re also the most costly. RSIs affect hundreds of thousands of Americans every year at an annual cost of more than $20 billion in workers compensation. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is one of the most common forms of RSI. CTS can be a frustrating and downright debilitation condition, and unfortunately, a lot of doctors don’t know how to deal with it. They may prescribe drugs or recommend surgery, but there is a 100% natural and effective way to deal with CTS: trigger point massage therapy.

Let’s first define our terms. Trigger points are microscopic cramps in muscles that cause stiffness, pain and reduced mobility. They frequently cause pain in back and neck muscles, but trigger points can send a zinger anywhere. A trigger point in your neck, back or shoulder can create pain in your arm, wrist or hand.

A common cause of trigger points is repetitive motion. But while the exact cause of CTS isn’t always clear, you certainly know when you’ve got shooting pain in your arm or hand. Doctors are often at a loss about what to do besides whip out the prescription pad, but there is a better way to deal with the problem. It’s called trigger point massage therapy.

The neuromuscular massage therapists at The Back & Neck Relief Center are rated number one in Los Angeles. We’re here to help you with carpal tunnel syndrome, and any other problem caused by trigger points including but not limited to pain in back and neck muscles, migraines, even general fatigue. While most of our clients experience amazing relief after just one session, when it comes to repetitive injuries, you may prefer to schedule regular appointments to stay on top of the issue. Whichever way you decide to go, know that you have a drug-free, surgery-free option to handle your problem. With trigger point massage therapy, you can set yourself free from pain. Call us today.

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The vast majority of people will experience back pain during their life. About one out of every three people say that low back pain impacts their everyday activities, including sleep. Sciatica is a common cause of low back pain, but did you know that trigger points are frequently the cause of sciatic pain? But there’s good news: You don’t necessarily need drugs or surgery to deal with
the problem. Trigger point massage therapy offers a natural way to relieve your sciatica.

Trigger points are the result of tiny knots in muscles that cause stiffness and pain. They are commonly found pain in back and neck muscles, but they can show up anywhere, from your head to your toes. Trigger points are also infamous for creating trouble in the form of referred pain or pain you experience in a different location from the trigger point itself. Doctors mostly ignore trigger points, but if you’ve got active ones, you’re not going to be able to.

Trigger points sometimes develop in muscles as a result of injury or repetitive motion, but they often occur as a result of postural strain, such as from sitting for too long. This can put stress on muscles near the sciatic nerve. The piriformis muscle is located in the pelvis and it can get tight from too much butt-in-chair time, pinching the sciatic nerve and activating trigger points.
Because the sciatic nerve is the longest in the body, running from the low back all the way down to the feet, when it’s irritated, you could feel pain just about anywhere in the lower half of your body.

To make things even more complicated, trigger points in the low back, hips and legs can mimic sciatic pain, making it very difficult for you to tell what’s really going on. This is why it’s good to talk to professionals, such as the neuromuscular massage therapists at Massage Revolution.

The Back & Neck Relief Center in Manhattan Beach is the number one massage therapy clinic in Los Angeles. We have dozens of massage therapists, all specially trained in neuromuscular massage and trigger point therapy, to help you with sciatica or any other issue caused by trigger points. Most people experience incredible relief after a single session while others opt to schedule regular appointments to stay on top of the problem. Either way, a pain-free existence is within your grasp. Don’t suffer a minute longer than you need to. We’re here to help. Give us a call today.

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500 S. Sepulveda Blvd Suite 101
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Back pain. Just about all of us has experienced it. The pain can hit you out of the blue and stop you cold. You might have been innocently putting on a shoe, or maybe you were just reaching for a box of cereal. However and whenever it hits you, low back pain is no fun. It’s also no joke. The vast majority of us — 80% — will experience low back pain in our lifetime, and at least a quarter of us has suffered from it in the last 3 months. Pain pills aren’t something you want to get hooked on, and surgery is even less appealing. The natural solution to your pain problem is trigger point massage therapy.

The year 2020 is an apt number for what’s been going on: 2 much sitting, 0 idea what the future holds, 2 much bad news, and pretty much 0 fun. All these extremes stress the body and can cause trigger points to flare up. Trigger points are little-known trouble makers that inflict a lot of pain. Although they are frequently cause pain in back and neck muscles, they can appear anywhere from your head to your toes. Trigger points can also create a problem known as referred pain which is pain you experience nowhere near the trigger point itself. This makes it even more difficult to figure out what’s wrong because you can rub the spot all day long and it doesn’t go away.

Add in the lockdown and reduced access to help and now you’ve really got yourself some trouble. Some things you can do at home to help alleviate back and neck pain include not sitting for long stretches, rotating activities, limiting screen time and exposure to media, drinking plenty of water and getting adequate sleep. You may not know exactly what caused your pain in back and neck muscles, but the truth is, it doesn’t really matter. The only thing that matters is getting rid of it. That’s where we come in.

Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center in Manhattan Beach is Los Angeles’ #1 massage therapy center. We have a team of 40+ highly-trained tmassage therapists ready and waiting to help you alleviate your problem. Just a single session of trigger point therapy or neuromuscular massage can have you moving better today. Why wait? Call now.

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For most of us, neck pain has reared its ugly head more than once.

In fact, there are estimates that anywhere from one-in-ten to one-in-five people will experience an episode of neck pain in a given year.

Though some studies report that between 33% and 65% of these people will recover within twelve months, many individuals will experience either a relapse of their neck pain or their neck pain will become a chronic health issue.

So what can a Neuromuscular Massage Therapist do about it?

The answer is simple: Soft-Tissue Therapy Care!

Neuromuscular Massage care is the most effective form of treatment for lasting neck/headache pain relief, and many studies note that neck pain is the second most common reason people seek massage care (back pain is number one).

There’s also some great exercises that are highly effective as well.

For this scenario, here’s a great STRETCH option to do every 30-60 minutes (yes, SET A TIMER)…

1) Tuck the chin (and keep it tucked)
2) Reach with the right hand over the top of the head and gently pull the right ear toward the shoulder while the left hand reaches down to the floor (as if to pick up a dollar bill)
3) Next, nod the head (as if gesturing “yes”) multiple times
4) Follow this by shaking the head left to right (as if gesturing “no”)

Repeat on the opposite side.

Here is an exercise to STRENGTHEN the neck muscles too…
1) Tuck in the chin while looking straight ahead
2) Place the back of your second and third fingers under your chin and nod (up/down) against mild resistance
3) Repeat five to ten times SLOWLY
4) Repeat steps one through three with head/neck flexed forward and then again backwards (looking towards the ceiling).

Repeat multiple times each day.

The KEY is to set the timer to remind you to do these!

If you have significant forward head posture and rounded shoulders, your Neuromuscular Therapist can show you some additional important exercises, but this will be a great start for you to gain control over that chronic, recurring neck pain that you’ve been putting up with for far too long!

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Between telecommuting and the extended stay-at-home order, most of us have been spending way too much time with our butt in a chair. If sitting is the new smoking, we’ve become the equivalent of chainsmokers. All this butt-parking has caused a huge pain — in your back and in your wallet. Americans spend around $200 billion on back pain every year! That’s a lot of dough, and a lot of suffering. If you’ve got back pain, there is good news in this story: you can fix it without resorting drugs or surgery. Trigger point massage therapy is a natural and effective way to permanently alleviate your back pain.

Even if you use good posture when you sit in a chair, position your computer screen at eye level, keep both feet flat on the floor and don’t hunch forward, your body can still start to hurt. The simple truth is there is no good way to sit for hours on end. And sitting for long periods of time can cause trigger points to flare up. It’s not common knowledge, but trigger points are one the most common causes of back pain.

In case you’re wondering what trigger points are, they’re tiny cramps in the muscles that cause pain. Where do they come from? Trigger points can result from a lot of different activities including overuse, such as bending your neck to check your phone a hundred times a day. But they can also from inactivity, like sitting too much. Even without an expert’s input, you’ve probably already figured out that long hours in front of the computer are not doing your body any favors.

Trigger points in back and neck muscles are very common, but they can appear virtually anywhere throughout the body. Another thing that makes trigger points tough to deal with is you often feel the pain in a place that is nowhere near the trigger point itself! This is called referred pain and it can be very frustrating to a lot of people. They rub the spot, but it doesn’t go away.

This is where the experts at Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center come in. Our massage therapists are specially trained in trigger point therapy and neuromuscular massage. We’re the best in the business, and a single session can be your ticket to total relief. Even if you’ve been suffering for years, we can help. So if you’re tired of hurting and want a natural way to relieve your pain, give us a call today. We can’t guarantee you’ll be sitting pretty, but you will be able to sit comfortably.

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500 S. Sepulveda Blvd Suite 101
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We’re almost halfway through this year and no one would have predicted a couple of months back this strange new world we’d be living in. People are experiencing a lot of stress due to the uncertainty. If you’re looking for a natural way to relieve your stress, you should try trigger point massage therapy.

The technical definition of stress is the brain’s response to any demand. Sometimes stress can be good, like learning a new skill. But that’s not the kind most people mean when they say they’re stressed. The National Institute of Health (NIH) classifies stress in 3 main categories. The first one includes routine or day-to-day stress, like pressures from work or family. The second kind of stress comes from sudden unexpected changes outside your normal routine, such as financial problems or job loss. The third type is traumatic, life-altering stress includes things that cause us to feel that our very life is at stake such as terrorism or a pandemic. Lately, most of us have been experiencing entirely too much of all three.

The vast majority of muscle aches and pains are due to trigger points, aka tiny muscle cramps. Trigger points in back and neck muscles are often triggered by stress. Stress can also reactivate trigger points that had been lying dormant. Little cramps may sound like no big deal, but their cumulative effect can add up to big problems, changing your posture, disturbing your sleep and ruining your day. All sorts of different issues, from headaches to foot cramps can be caused by trigger points.

Neuromuscular massage was specially created to deal with trigger point problems.
All of the massage therapists at Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center are highly skilled in trigger point massage therapy, and we pride ourselves on being the best in the business. We take care of trigger points in back and neck muscles, and anywhere you feel pain. For serious relief from pain and stress, give trigger point massage a try.

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While most people think of things like car accidents or other one-time events as the cause of their physical aches and pains, stress is the culprit behind a lot of cases. Physical, mental and emotional stress can really takes a toll on your body. Unrelenting work pressures, uncertainty like we’re experiencing with COVID and a 24-hour cycle of bad news releases damaging stress hormones that recirculate in your system. Long hours in front of a computer screen and constantly checking your phone cause physical stress to build up in the body as well. All of these things can cause or contribute to your pain and discomfort, and this is where trigger point massage therapy comes in: it helps to reset your muscles and your body’s stress response, alleviating your pain and suffering.

No one likes to be in pain, especially when it drags on with no end in sight. When pain goes on for more than 3 months, it is considered to be chronic. Chronic pain is a real problem in America. Ten percent of Americans have experienced chronic pain, and more than a billion people around the world suffer from it. It’s a little-known fact that trigger points are a common cause of chronic pain. In fact, up to 80% of aches and pains in the body are caused by trigger points ! Trigger points in back muscles can cause a wide variety of symptoms including digestive problems and chest pain, while trigger points in neck muscles can cause headaches, ear aches and allergy-like symptoms. Trigger points in back and neck muscles are probably the most typical, but the fact is that trigger points can pop up just about anywhere, and wreak havoc on your body while they’re at it.

Pain can do more than make you ache, it can actually cause you to feel depressed. Three out of four people who suffer from chronic pain say they have experienced depression due to the pain, while another twenty percent of chronic pain sufferers say their sleep has been disturbed by the pain. You don’t need a doctor to tell you that a poor night’s sleep ruins your day, and it also increases your chances of getting sick.

But it’s not all bad news. There is effective treatment available for pain and it doesn’t involve drugs or surgery. Neuromuscular massage and trigger point therapy were designed to alleviate pain. This is true even if the troublesome area has been bothering you for years! It’s possible to experience complete relief after just one session trigger point massage , but some find regular appointments make more sense to help them stay healthy. The highly-skilled neuromuscular massage therapists at Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center are passionate about helping you free yourself from pain, allowing you to return to all the activities you love to do.

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Whiplash associated disorders (WAD) is a term applied to a constellation of symptoms that can arise following a motor vehicle collision (MVC), slip and fall, or sports injury. It’s estimated that up to 25% of WAD patients fail to fully recover from their injury and new research suggests this may be due to changes in the brain.

Past studies have reported that chronic WAD (cWAD) patients are more sensitive to stimuli like a pin prick than individuals without WAD. This is a called central sensitization (CS). In a 2019 study, researchers used functional MRI to measure blood flow to various parts of the brain in 20 women (12 with cWAD, 8 without cWAD) following various levels of electric stimulation. The research team observed distinct differences in blood flow to areas of the brain involved with pain perception and processing sensory information. This correlation offers a distinct, physiological explanation for cWAD symptoms and should improve the awareness about the disease for both doctors and the public.

During the whiplash process, the brain can collide with the inside of the skull causing bruising or even more severe injuries (also known as traumatic brain injury or concussion). While seatbelts are a lifesaver and should always be worn when you’re inside a moving vehicle, studies have demonstrated that the oblique angle of such restraints can cause the body (including the head) to twist during a collision. This torsion can lead to the brain twisting within the skull, stretching and damaging the small nerve fibers. Though these damaged nerve fibers often heal, they sometimes do not, which is believed to contribute to cWAD symptoms.

The good news is that there is a growing awareness of concussions and other brain injuries, which may aid in the treatment of WAD patients to reduce the risk their condition becomes chronic. Neuromuscular therapy care that includes a combination of active exercise/rehabilitation AND passive manual therapy has been demonstrated to benefit patients with concussion symptoms following a whiplash injury.

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Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a condition caused by compression of the median nerve as it passes through the wrist that’s characterized by pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness in select parts of the hand. The result of a 2019 study suggests that CTS may be associated with migraine headaches. How can these two seemingly disparate conditions be related?

The study itself analyzed data gathered from a survey of nearly 26,000 adults in the United States. In particular, the researchers looked at responses to questions about CTS-related symptoms within the previous year and whether or not respondents had a migraine in the past three months. The results showed that 3.7% of participants had CTS symptoms in the last twelve months and 16.3% had a migraine in the last 90 days.

When the research team compared those with CTS symptoms and those with migraines, they found that roughly a third (34%) of CTS-positive respondents also reported migraines, which is about 2.6 times more than study participants who did not experience CTS-related symptoms. On the other hand, 8% of individuals in the migraine group had CTS-associated symptoms in the last year compared with just 3% in the non-migraine group.

The relationship between the two conditions indicates they may share one or more underlying cause. One such cause may be cervical dysfunction. While CTS is generally described as a condition caused by compression of the median nerve at the wrist, pinching of the median nerve anywhere along its course from the neck to the wrist can generate hand/wrist symptoms. In many cases, a patient complaining of such symptoms may have median nerve entrapment in several areas that all need to be treated to achieve a successful outcome. While there are many potential triggers for a migraine episode, the root cause/s of the condition are not well understood. However, several studies have found that patients with migraines are more likely to have trigger points in their neck muscles and other cervical issues, and treatment to improve function in this area can reduce the intensity and frequency of migraines.

With both conditions, it’s important to undergo a thorough examination to identify any and all contributing factors—including cervical dysfunction. Neuromuscular Therapists are trained to address such issues with manual therapies including trigger point therapy, and specific exercises and postural alignment therapy.

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It’s common for individuals with low back pain to avoid any movement they feel may worsen their condition. Over time, this behavior can lead to deconditioned back muscles, setting the stage for either prolonged back pain or later recurrence. That’s one reason why treatment guidelines recommend patients continue to be active during the recovery process. But what about physical activity before back pain occurs? Does exercise reduce one’s risk for back pain in the first place?

In a 2019 study, researchers reviewed data concerning 4,246 Finnish men and women (average age 34 years) and found that those who routinely engaged in five or more sporting activities and/or endurance sports (especially running and cycling) were less likely to have radiating or non-radiating back pain. Meanwhile, those who focused on strength training only had a reduced risk for radiating back pain. The authors concluded that participating in a diversity of sporting activities, especially endurance sports, may be best for reducing the risk of both radiating and non-radiating low back pain.

Another study that analyzed data concerning 4,022 men approaching middle age revealed a clear relationship between lower physical activity levels and a greater risk for chronic low back pain. This finding persisted even after researchers controlled for obesity, which is also a risk factor for back pain.

A 2020 study that utilized data concerning 7,565 older men came to a similar conclusion. In the study, researchers calculated each participant’s total physical activity levels and found that the more one moved during the day, the lower their risk for chronic low back pain. The data show that even intermediate levels of physical activity cut the risk for chronic low back pain by as much as 25%.

The findings of each of these studies suggest that staying physically active can reduce one’s risk for low back pain during each phase of adulthood, especially with the utilization of endurance exercises. If you’re suffering from back pain and have become inactive, your neuromuscular therapist can provide you postural alignment exercises to help identify simple exercises you can perform at home to increase your physical activity levels and help you get out of and stay out of pain.

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