What is Regenerative Myotherapy? (RMT)
Regenerative Myotherapy (RMT) is a term that I coined to describe the integrative massage that I developed technique using my background in deep tissue work combined with the fundamentals of LomiLomi and NeuroSoma, a remarkably powerful massage technique that relaxes hard, overly-contracted muscle tissue by stimulating small feedback nerves located within muscle spindle sensory receptors. It is a deeply restorative technique that provides lasting results.
It provides relief from muscle and joint pain as well as a nervous system "reset" or balancing that benefits not only the muscle, fascia and joints but various other systems of the body.
What Health Concerns can RMT help the body heal from?
- Shoulder Tension
- Autoimmune Disease Symptoms
- Pain in the Upper Back: "catches" and "pins"
- Arthritis
- Crick in the Neck
- Asthma
- Stiff Neck
- Lower Back Pain
- Biotoxin Illness (Mold and Lyme toxicity)
- Buttock and Leg Pain
- Sciatica
- Hip Problems
- Knee Pain
- Calf and Foot Pain
- Ankle Problems
- Temporomandibular Joint Disfunction (TMJD)
- Rotator Cuff Issues
- Tennis Elbow
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Depression and Anxiety
- Circulatory Issues
- Fibromyalgia
- Headache: Migraine, Cluster, Tension, Sinus
- IT Band Pain
- Joint Pain
- Morton’s Neuroma
- Neuralgia
- Pinched Nerves
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Sciatica
- Tinnitus
- Urination – difficult or frequent
Muscles, The Nervous System and Chronic Illnesses
As someone who has experienced the detrimental physical and emotional effects of chronic illness from biotoxin exposure (Lyme and toxic mold), I felt much older than my chronological age. As fortune would have it, I came upon a technique that changed my life. Once I studied it, I developed my version of it called Regenerative Myotherapy (RMT). RMT is based on a technique which was developed by Dr. Thomas Griner (KANON) and also NeuroSoma. If you are interested in the details of this fascinating and revolutionary approach to muscle health, you may wish to check out Dr. Griner's book, "What's Really Wrong with You: A Revolutionary Look at How Muscles Affect Your Health."