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The Science of Pain: History, Neurology and Dysfunction Throughout the ages, understanding and addressing pain has been a matter of serious concern. Historical documents reveal
View Part 1 of the Science of Pain series here. Clients suffering from chronic pain are confronted with a unique disorder—a personal experience unlike other
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Much has been written about loss of flexibility and range of motion due to fascial contractures, trigger points, spasmodic muscles and the like, with less
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