A Homerun Approach: How The Miracle Wave® Can Help Treat Baseball Injuries

Are you an active participant of Fantasy Baseball, a Major League fanatic or a real player of the game yourself? 

If your response was a resounding “Yes!” then you’re well aware that getting injured while playing a sport is unfortunate for a myriad of reasons.

As a Fantasy Baseball leaguer, you run the risk of losing against the other competitors in your group. As a spectator, you may be disappointed about not being able to cheer on your favorite player(s). And as an actual player of this popular pastime—you may find yourself dealing with incredible pain, tedious rehabilitation treatments and even the possibility of surgery.

Here are a few examples of professional players currently enduring a sports injury:

- Jason Grilli, Atlanta Braves – ruptured achilles

- Brandon Workman, Boston Red Sox – strained elbow

- Homer Bailey, Cincinnati Reds – injured elbow flexor

- Henderson Alvarez, Miami Marlins – torn labrum

- Justin Turner, Los Angeles Dodger – torn cartilage and bruised knee

Injuries such as these unfortunately aren’t far from typical among MBA players. Other common baseball injuries include:

Shoulder injuries

- Bursitis

- Impingement syndrome (inflammation of the tendons of the rotator cuff)

- Shoulder instability (loosening of the structures that keep the ball of the shoulder in the
  socket)

- Shoulder separation

- Tendonitis

- Rotator cuff tears

Elbow injuries

- Ulnar collateral ligament injuries (slow deterioration or an acute rupture)

- Little leaguer's elbow (inflammation on the inner side of the elbow, common in pitchers age
  16 and younger; also called golfer's elbow or medial epicondylitis)

- Tennis elbow (inflammation on the outside of the elbow, also called lateral epicondylitis)

- Medial elbow ligament tears ("Tommy John" surgery, where the ulnar collateral ligament is
  grafted or replaced with a tendon from elsewhere in the body)

Hand or wrist injuries

- Finger fractures

- Bursitis

- Wrist sprains

- Wrist tendonitis

- Tenosynovitis (inflammation of the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist)

Although surgery seems to be the most viable solution (especially when players, coaches and fans are eager to see their favorite all-star back in action as quickly as possible), there are several other types of treatments for sports injuries available for athletes today such as:

- Decreasing or changing daily and/or physical activities

- Downtime or rest

- Physical therapy

- Prescription/non-prescription medications

- R.I.C.E. (rest, ice, compression and elevation)

When injuries are more severe and require medical attention to expedite healing in order to return to the field in a timely fashion, however, acoustic wave therapy (AWT) using The Miracle Wave® technology can also be an ideal solution.

Acoustic wave therapy was approved by the FDA in 2000 for the treatment of plantar fasciitis (heel pain) and in 2002 for the repair of lateral epicondylitis (“Tennis Elbow”). Today this amazing technology is used for a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal conditions, including sports injuries.

Some of the biggest benefits to AWT treatment is that:

1) It’s non-invasive

2) There’s no anesthesia required

3) There are little to no side effects

4) There's hardly any downtime involved during the recovery process

This means many athletes undergoing The Miracle Wave® treatment may feel significantly less pain after each application and may be able to resume their daily activities almost immediately.

If you (or an athlete you know) are currently searching for the best sports injury treatments or remedies for a particular musculoskeletal condition, CLICK HERE to visit our web site.

The Miracle Wave® may be a perfect solution to help repair, restore and rejuvenate your injury starting TODAY!

References:
http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/injuries

http://www.cpsc.gov/

http://m.mlb.com/news/article/63955058/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulnar_collateral_ligament_injury

Tackling the Issue: Treating Football Injuries with The Miracle Wave® Technology

The transition from summer to autumn generally marks the beginning of several well-known events for many of us: cooler temperatures, children heading back to the classroom and for fanatics of American sports… the official kickoff of football season.

For those actually playing the popular game of pigskin, especially on a collegiate or professional level, Fall is also an extremely crucial time to stay healthy in order to avoid getting hurt.

Because of the aggressive nature of this sport, major bumps and bruises are unfortunately common among football players of all ages or skill levels. Here are five of the most common football injuries along with a new treatment solution your healthcare provider or chiropractor may currently be offering:

1. Muscle contusions
This condition occurs in most cases from strong impact to one of the bigger muscles in the body, such as the quadriceps (the muscle at the front of the thigh). Contusions are deep, large bruises that are both painful and infamous for significantly hindering athletic performance until healed.

2. Knee injuries
Physical interactions such as tackling and blocking can cause a myriad of damage to the body, specifically in the knees. Impact from the front or the rear could result in a torn ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), and sudden, forceful contact from the side could cause a tear in the MCL (medial collateral ligament). Additionally, the swift rotating movement of a player’s body while one foot remains planted could twist the knee, which could tear the meniscus.

3. Shoulder injuries
Depending on the particular position an athlete is playing on the field, injuries to the shoulder can take place in a number of ways. In the case of quarterbacks, continuous throwing can cause shoulder tendinitis as a result of repetitive movement and/or overuse. For other players, a powerful hit can cause shoulder dislocation (detachment of the head of the humerus from the scapula) or shoulder separation (separation of the acromioclavicular joint).

4. Ankle sprains and strains
Ankle injuries are one of the most typical injuries football players experience. Whether engaging in practice or participating in an actual game, sprains and strains can occur within the soft tissues of the ankles from excessive pressure, sudden pivoting and/or rapid changes in direction.

5. Torn hamstrings
Frequent training and thorough warm-up can be instrumental in preventing injuries such as torn hamstrings (the tendons located at the back of the knee). This specific injury is caused by explosive sprinting, usually when an athlete’s body isn’t properly conditioned to handle such rigorous bursts of speed.

Treating a football or other similar sports-related injury can be done using a variety of methods, many which can be done at home. One of the most well-known remedies among athletes today is RICE, otherwise known as the process of rest, ice, compression and elevation. 

When injuries are more severe and require medical attention to expedite healing and return to the field in a timely fashion, acoustic wave therapy using The Miracle Wave® technology can be an ideal solution.

Acoustic wave therapy, or AWT, was approved by the FDA in 2000 for the treatment of plantar fasciitis (heel pain) and in 2002 for the repair of lateral epicondylitis (“Tennis Elbow”). Today this technology is used for a multitude of musculoskeletal conditions, including injuries as a result of contact sports like football.

If you or a fellow teammate are currently seeking treatment for a sports injury, visit our web site to learn more about how The Miracle Wave® can help repair, restore and rejuvenate conditions like yours TODAY!

Getting to the Point: How The Miracle Wave® Can Help Relieve Trigger Point Pain

What are Trigger Points?
Myofascial trigger points are a very common cause of pain. 

Trigger points cause pain when pressed on, cause the muscle fibers to shorten and have a unique property called referred pain. 

Referred pain means a trigger point in one muscle can create pain in another area.

What causes Trigger Points?
- Repetitive overuse injuries from activities such as typing,  
  texting, handling electronics, etc.
- Lifting heavy objects
- Poor posture 
- Muscle tensing due to mental or emotional stress
- Car accidents or sports injuries

Trigger points can also be caused from inactivity such as prolonged bed rest or sitting.

What are symptoms of Trigger Points?
Depending on where your trigger points are located, these are some of the symptoms you may have:
- Back pain
- Headaches
- Neck pain
- Rotator cuff (shoulder) pain
- Jaw pain (TMJ)
- Tennis elbow
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Hand and arm pain
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Pelvic pain
- Hip pain
- "Sciatic" pain (buttock and leg pain)
- Leg and knee pain
- Plantar fascitis (foot) pain
- Tendinitis or tendinopathy
- Bursitis
- Disc pain (bulge/rupture/herniation) 
- Frozen shoulder
- Fibromyalgia

How can I relieve Trigger Point Pain?
The Miracle Wave® offers a new, non-invasive acoustic sound

wave technique to help treat several types of musculoskeletal problems including trigger point pain.

There are little to no side effects and there's hardly any downtime involved, which means many patients undergoing The Miracle Wave® treatment are able to feel noticeably less pain and resume their daily activities almost immediately.

If you're suffering from trigger point pain or are a healthcare professional and believe your patients could benefit from The Miracle Wave® as a sound approach to help heal their trigger point pain, CLICK HERE to learn about bringing this technology to your practice. 

Get to the point and help heal YOUR pain TODAY!
-- The Miracle Wave® Wellness Experts

Take a Step in the Right Direction with The Miracle Wave® Technology for Orthopedic Pain

Did you know The Miracle Wave® technology can be used for joint pain, musculoskeletal disorders, aesthetics and even podiatry? It's true. This new type of therapy has become a useful remedy for continuous heel pain as well as other orthopedic conditions.

The Miracle Wave®  treatment is a non-invasive procedure that uses therapeutic acoustic waves to subdue the pain and inflammation in the tendon(s) on the bottom of the foot. 

Each of your feet has 26 bones, 33 joints, and more than 100 tendons, muscles and ligaments. That's why it's no surprise that so many things can go wrong with them! 

Here are a few common foot problems The Miracle Wave® can help alleviate: 

1. Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain. It involves pain and inflammation of a thick band of tissue, called the plantar fascia that runs across the bottom of your foot and connects your heel bone to your toes. This condition can commonly cause a sharp, stabbing pain that usually happens in your very first steps in the morning.

2. Heel Spurs
A heel spur is a calcium deposit on the underside of the heel bone and is similar to the pain you feel with plantar fasciitis. The discomfort usually decreases the more you walk. 

3. Diabetic Ulcers
If you have diabetes, you have an increased chance of developing foot sores called diabetic ulcers. Foot ulcers are the most common reason for hospital stays among people with diabetes. It may take weeks or even several months for foot ulcers to heal, but they are usually painless.

4. Achilles Tendinitis
Achilles tendinitis is one of the most common causes of foot or ankle pain. It occurs when the tendon that connects the back of your leg to your heel becomes swollen and painful near the bottom of the foot.

5. Flexor Hullucis Longus (Big Toe) Tendinitis 
When the muscle in your big toe is stretched or contracted excessively, tension is placed on the tendon and can cause chronic pain. This can happen to athletes or non-athletes and often occurs in ballerinas.

If you're a healthcare professional and believe your patients could benefit from The Miracle Wave® as a sound approach to help heal their foot pain, CLICK HERE to learn about bringing this technology to your practice TODAY.

-- The Miracle Wave® Wellness Experts

Acoustic Wave Therapy Now Being Used for Aesthetic Treatment

What’s New in the World of Acoustic Wave Therapy
Acoustic Wave Therapy or AWT, which has been used for years for the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries in humans (The Miracle Wave ®) as well as animals (FOCUS-IT technology), is now being recognized for its use in another area of medicine: medical aesthetics.

Using the same patented technology (but on different areas of the body, AWT is quickly gaining popularity for its ability to:

- help reduce the appearance of cellulite
- assist with the tightening of skin in certain problematic areas
- aid in circumference reduction, resulting in “inch loss”

How Acoustic Wave Therapy Was Discovered for Aesthetic Treatment
Improvements in cellulite appearance were actually discovered by accident, during a recent treatment process for female athletes. As several female athletes were receiving AWT treatment for torn and strained hamstrings, they noticed a remarkable improvement in the appearance of cellulite as well as the tightening of skin. 

Now, thanks to this surprising discovery, Acoustic Wave Therapy is now available for those hoping to:

- shrink their waistlines
- rid their bodies of the appearance of unwanted fat on specific parts of the body
- reduce the appearance of wrinkles or fine lines associated with aging

Acoustic Wave Therapy has also been seen to be equally effective on scar tissue and stretch marks. 

Some med spas and clinics in the U.S. have reported as much as a 98% success rate for their use of AWT for aesthetic remedies today, with results lasting 6 to 12 months before limited maintenance sessions are required.

How Patients Can Receive Acoustic Wave Therapy Treatment for Aesthetic Purposes
If you’re interested in seeking Acoustic Wave Therapy for the reduction of cellulite, skin tightening or improvement of fine lines, be sure to speak with your physician about the available treatments and whether you’re an ideal candidate for AWT. 

For additional information about the technology behind Acoustic Wave Therapy visit TheMiracleWave.com.

Pain-LESS: How The Miracle Wave Technology is Helping Actual Patients in Florida

You've heard our wellness experts at The Miracle Wave ™  rave about our new, sound approach to help heal pain, but here's even more proof that it's a safe and an effective method of treatment for patients with musculoskeletal disorders and/or joint pain.

Dr. Joe Johnson, D.C. from Johnson Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine gave us his take on
The Miracle Wave ™ , and how he utilizes our technology at his practice in Paxton, Florida:

How many patients are you currently seeing at your practice? 
With The Miracle Wave technology, I utilize it on about 10 patient visits a day, four and a half days a week.

What are the most common injuries your patients have who appear to benefit from The Miracle Wave ™ treatment? 
I see a myriad of musculoskeletal conditions, including:

- tendinitis, strains, sprains, bursitis, trigger points, myofascial syndrome, arthralgia; upper and lower   extremities, and trunk

- rotator cuff injuries--even cuff tears

- elbow injuries

- carpal tunnel syndrome

- trochanteric bursitis and TFL syndromes

- plantar fasciitis, etc.

How often are your patients required to come in for treatment?

If a person is in a lot of pain I may want to see the patients every day or every other day for the first 3-4 days, depending on how quickly we need to improve mobility or function. My patients more commonly come in 2-3 times per week, however. It greatly enhances the patient’s ability to return to functional activities quicker, and that is important!

What are some of the main reasons why you prefer The Miracle Wave ™ as an effective approach for your patients? I've seen a lot of helpful information regarding this type of therapy in Europe, and how it's helped with the recovery of many types of conditions. I'm personally in favor of this solution for my patients because it:

- decreases pain

- has an analgesic effect

- promotes elastic tissue repair

- improves circulation and helps to facilitate tissue repair

What is one of the most common things you tell your patients prior to treating them with The Miracle Wave ™ technology? That in most cases, my patients can expect to see a dramatic difference in their mobility, as well as a significant decrease in the pain they're experiencing.

If you're a healthcare professional and believe your patients could benefit from The Miracle Wave ™  as a sound approach to help heal their pain, click here to learn about bringing this technology to your practice TODAY.

Here's to feeling pain-LESS!-- The Miracle Wave ™  Wellness Experts

Give it the Cold Shoulder: How The Miracle Wave Technology Can Help Relieve Shoulder Pain

What most people call their “shoulder” is actually a cluster of several joints combined with tendons and muscles to allow a wide range of motion in the arm—from scratching your back to throwing the perfect pitch. 

Excessive use or strain of this part of the body, however, has its price... as it can lead to increasing problems with instability and impingement of the soft tissue or bony structures of your shoulder, resulting in pain.

Here are 5 of the most common problems which can cause shoulder pain along with a list of typical treatment methods:

1. Bursitis
The shoulder is made up of several bursa (small fluid sacs located near joints throughout our body). Bursae act as cushions between our bones and the soft tissues, but sometimes excessive use of your shoulder(s) can lead to inflammation and swelling of the bursae between the rotator cuff and the part of your shoulder blade known as the acromion. This condition can result in bursitis, associated with rotator cuff tendinitis.

General Treatment Methods
- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- prescription/non-prescription medications
- surgery, in severe cases 

2. Tendinitis
Tendon cords connect our muscles to the bones throughout the entire body. Frequent strain of these tendons in your shoulders, over time, can be just like wearing out the soles of your favorite shoes-- they can eventually split from overuse. There are two types of tendinitis: 

a) acute tendinitis, which is caused by excessive use
b) chronic tendinitis, which is degenerative in origin (much like arthritis) and can worsen in pain as we age.

General Treatment Methods
- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- physical therapy
- anti-inflammatory medications
- surgery, in some cases 

3. Tendon Tears
The splitting and tearing of tendons, especially within your shoulders, can occur from: 
a) degenerative changes in the tendons caused by age
b) long-term overuse
c) continuous wear and tear without appropriate treatment
d) a sudden injury

Tendon tears of the shoulder can be partial in damage but they can also split into two pieces where, in most cases, the tendon is actually pulled away from its attachment to the bone. 

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

4. Impingement
This condition of the shoulder typically occurs when the top of the shoulder blade puts too much pressure on the underlying soft tissues, and the arm is lifted away from the body out of its normal range of motion, causing bursitis and tendinitis.

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

5. Arthritis
The most common type of arthritis of the shoulder is osteoarthritis, which is also known as "wear and tear arthritis." This condition often develops gradually but can involve increasing pain, significant swelling, stiffness of the arm and may eventually worsen over time if not treated correctly.

General Treatment Methods

- reduction or changes in your daily and/or physical activities
- downtime or rest
- medications for pain and/or inflammation
- surgery, in some cases 

The good news about shoulder pain is this: It doesn't have to be an intolerable part of your life, because The Miracle Wave ™  offers a new, non-invasive acoustic sound wave technique to treat several types of musculoskeletal problems (especially in cases of shoulder injuries).

There are little to no side effects and there's hardly any downtime involved, which means many patients undergoing The Miracle Wave treatment are able feel noticeably less pain and resume their daily activities almost immediately.

Want to find out more? VISIT OUR WEB SITE today or ask your doctor about whether The Miracle Wave ™ could be the ideal solution for YOUR shoulder pain!
-- The Miracle Wave ™ Wellness Experts

To KALE With It! The Miracle Wave 's Featured Recipe: Tuscan Kale Salad

It's one of the most common side effects we see in patients before they begin seeking The Miracle Wave ™ therapy--Inflammation.

Inflammation is the number one cause of arthritis, heart disease and a number of autoimmune diseases. 

It's a condition that can be triggered by the consumption of animal products, and can be very debilitating for individuals who don't take the necessary steps (such as changing their diets or engaging in exercise) to live a healthier lifestyle. 

Kale is among the most nutrient-dense commonly eaten vegetables. 

One cup provides 1,327% of your Daily Value (DV) for vitamin K, 192% for vitamin A and 88% for vitamin C.

Not only is it jam-packed with vitamins, kale is an incredibly effective anti-inflammatory food, which can potentially prevent and even help reverse these inflammation-related illnesses.



To incorporate this yummy and nutritious veggie into your daily routine, try this great recipe from your wellness experts at The Miracle Wave ™ : 

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil

• 1/4 cup lemon juice

• 3 cloves garlic, mashed

• 1/2 tsp coarse salt

• Pinch red pepper flakes

• 2 bunches Tuscan kale (about 14 oz), ribs removed and leaves sliced into 1/4-inch shreds

• 1/2 cup finely grated Grana Padano or Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, plus shavings for garnish (Vegan Version substitute with ½ cup or more of Nutritional Yeast)

• 2 Tbsp whole wheat breadcrumbs, toasted (Vegan version substitute with toasted cashew meal, toasted in olive oil or almond slices.)

Directions

1. In a large bowl, whisk together oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper flakes. 
2. Add kale and toss to coat. 
3. Let sit at room temperature for 10 to 30 minutes.

4. Add grated cheese and breadcrumbs and toss (use nutritional yeast and almonds for a vegan version).
5. Garnish with shaved cheese before serving (omit for vegan).
6. Serve & enjoy eating this healthful, anti-inflammatory dish!
7. Cover and refrigerate (leftovers should last up to two days).

Yield: Serves 8.

For more information about reducing inflammation or to find a solution to your current musculoskeletal condition CLICK HERE.

Here's to recipes that can help repair, restore & rejuvenate your health!
--The Miracle Wave Wellness Experts ™

"Whip It, Whip It Good!" The Miracle Wave Explains Whiplash

Whiplash is a non-medical term for a condition that develops when the neck and head move swiftly forward and then backward (similar to the motion of someone cracking a whip). This sudden force results in the normal range of motion being surpassed and causes injury to the soft tissues (muscle, ligament and discs) of the neck. 

Based on our experience at The Miracle Wave ™,  people have usually associated whiplash with car accidents. These injuries, however, can also occur from a slip and fall on the ice, sports injuries and even being assaulted. Common symptoms of whiplash may include:

- neck pain
- headache
- shoulder pain & stiffness
- dizziness
- fatigue
- jaw pain
- arm pain or weakness
- visual disturbance
- ringing of the ears
- depression

In a more severe and chronic case of Whiplash Associated Disorder symptoms may include:

- depression
- anger
- frustration
- anxiety
- stress
- drug dependency
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- insomnia

There are, however, available treatments for whiplash to help relieve the pain (since whiplash is known to heal on its own given time).

1. Ice your neck.
To reduce the pain and swelling, apply ice as soon as you realize you might have a neck injury. Do this for 20-30 minutes every 3-4 hours over the next few days. Be sure to wrap the ice in a towel or washcloth to prevent damage or additional pain to your skin.

2. Take painkillers or other drugs.
When recommended by your doctor, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen (Advil) or naproxen (Aleve) can help with diminishing swelling and pain. Keep in mind, though-- these over-the-counter medications can have side effects, so try not to use them regularly. Additionally, check with your doctor before taking NSAIDs of any kind especially if you are already taking other prescriptions for any of preexisting medical conditions. If these don't seem to work, you may need to see a doctor who can prescribe stronger painkillers or even muscle relaxants if necessary.

3. Use a neck brace or collar.
To aid in supporting your neck or simply holding your head up straight, your physician may recommend a neck brace or collar to use until you begin feeling better. While neck braces can help when used sparingly, they aren't intended for long term use (because they can actually weaken the muscles in your neck).

4. Seek a non-invasive solution to help alleviate your pain.
Treatments involving similar technology to Acoustic Wave Therapy ( AWT ) for the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders have recently been recognized by healthcare providers globally as an effective, therapeutic solution.

The Miracle Wave ™ in particular is one device that has shown beneficial results for helping to alleviate musculoskeletal aches and pains such as whiplash, while temporarily increasing local blood circulation.  The Miracle Wave ™ works by sending low-energy pulses into the affected area of a patient's injury, which in turn can stimulate the body's bio-healing effects naturally.

Ultimately, the goal of seeking treatment for whiplash should be to effectively repair the injured muscles and/or the damaged ligaments in your neck. While allowing your injury to heal on its own may be a reasonable action, it could take days, months or even years to feel virtually pain-free again. This is why The Miracle Wave ™ could be a much more effective (as well as affordable) solution for you.

If YOU or someone you know is currently suffering from whiplash ask your healthcare provider or an experienced medical professional whether The Miracle Wave ™ could be the ideal answer to relieving your pain TODAY or CLICK HERE to visit our web site NOW.

Here's to crackin' the whip... and recovering rapidly from your whiplash injury!
-- The Miracle Wave ™ Wellness Experts

Pulling the Trigger: How The Miracle Wave Can Help with Myofascial Trigger Point Pain

Myofascial Trigger Points (or Myofascial Pain Syndrome) is a type of chronic pain disorder that affects many Americans today.

It occurs in the trigger points, or pressure-sensitive points of your muscles and can cause pain seemingly in unrelated parts of the body (commonly called the referred pain). This pain typically occurs after a muscle has been contracted repeatedly.

Those small patches of super-contracted muscle fibers, known as muscle knots, are what can cause aching and stiffness. These knots can eventually affect the performance of the entire muscle, spreading pain to adjacent areas, and can even irritate other trigger points throughout the body.

Most trigger point pain can be relieved with the simple method of self-massage using your own thumbs, but since these little knots can certainly be stubborn, non-invasive therapies such as The Miracle Wave ™ can be a much easier way to find and target the painful spots and help alleviate the pain quicker than just rubbing the injury with your hands.

The Miracle Wave ™ technology has recently been discovered by healthcare professionals in the U.S. and is considered a helpful solution for diminishing Myofascial Trigger Point. This non-invasive procedure is recommended for many reasons, including its:

- simple use by a physician or healthcare professional

- rapid decrease in pain among most patients

- easy application for use on large surface areas of the body

- minimal side effects

- minimal down time for recovery

- ability to allow patients to return to their daily routine & activities, even the same day as receiving treatment

Clinically speaking, The Miracle Wave ™ has been found to help reduce pain in many patients suffering from Myofascial Trigger Points by:

- altering pain signals, which can significantly decrease a patient’s level of pain long-term

- promoting angiogenesis (the development of new blood cells in the body)

- enhancing the circulation of blood throughout the injured area

- decreasing inflammation

- accelerating the healing process

Ultimately the goal of treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome is to achieve a “release,” or a literal relaxation of those tightly contracted fibers which make up that painful muscle knot. While self-massage may be a feasible remedy to help reduce the aching, The Miracle Wave™ could be a much more effective solution in the long run.

If YOU or someone you know is currently affected by Myofascial Trigger Points or chronic conditions like Myofascial Pain Syndrome ask your healthcare provider or an experienced medical professional whether The Miracle Wave ™ is the answer to alleviating your pain TODAY! 

CLICK HERE to visit our web site for more information.