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What is Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy?
Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy concentrates on all layers of muscles that have become depleted of their normal flow of blood, restoring normal flow with its natural healing properties. Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy is based on 34 years of research and practical application by Therese C. Pfrimmer®, who discovered the technique.
What is the purpose of Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy?
To release adherent conditions within the muscle tissue, including the fascia, softening the hardened muscle fibers. To restore flow of lymph and fresh oxygenated blood to the whole body. To improve and aid freer movement of joints. To assist glandular secretions supplied to the muscles when required. To help remove unwanted waste products and toxins from the body. Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle corrects damage to tissues from fibrous conditions existing in deeper layers of muscles that became involved through trauma., exposure, fatigue, injuries, lactic acid buildup, stress, tension, illness, etc.
What can you expect from a Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy?
A revitalized feeling in the muscles. More oxygen being brought to the muscles, increasing circulation. Relaxation, the body’s natural pain killers are released into the blood stream, easing any tension and stress in the body. These are areas of slight tenderness in specific locations in the muscle tissue. Feeling chilled, the blood is going deeper into the tissues away from the surface of the skin; the body is regulating the temperature due to increased circulation. Low energy, when the stress is removed from the body, the body wants to rest. You may feel tired or sleepy. The blood clears the soft tissue in 72 hours or about three days. After 72 hours the muscles start toning up. The body will increase physical stamina, freer movements of the muscle tissue, range of motion in the joints increases, positive mental attitude.
Conditions that have benefited from Pfrimmer® Deep Muscle Therapy:
Arthritis, Carpal tunnel, tendonitis, headaches, joint and muscle pain, neck and back pain, sports injuries, poor circulation, sciatic pain, whiplash, heart problems, bell’s palsy, gastric disorders, constipation, occupational injuries, car accidents, scoliosis, TMJ, MS, MD, Lupus, Fibromyalgia, Parkinson's, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Bursitis, Rheumatism, Fibrositis, Sprains, Muscle Soreness from hiking, over exertionand more. Knowledgeable in stretching techniques & nutrition and structural misalignments.
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