A Complete Guide to Muscle Release Technique (MRT)
In order to relieve pain and tension, the Muscle Release Technique (MRT) is a hands-on soft tissue therapy that targets tight muscles and soft tissue.
Muscle Release Technique (MRT): What is it?
MRT is a non-invasive technique that releases tension in the problematic muscles by applying pressure to them and stretching them. Chiropractors utilize it as an effective tool to reduce pain and regain range of motion. It can be a treatment option for problems such as sciatica, shoulder, and lower back pain.
How does MRT work?
The chiropractor will use their hands to apply pressure and stretch to the troublesome muscles during an MRT session. By doing so the area’s circulation is improved and tension is released. MRT can lessen discomfort and increase range of motion by relieving tension in the problematic muscles.
Book An Appointment Below
Who can benefit from MRT?
For athletes who might have tightness and tension in their muscles from overuse or injury, MRT is particularly useful. MRT can treat chronic illnesses such as fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, while also treating musculoskeletal pain and injuries, without the risks associated with more invasive procedures.
What advantages does MRT offer?
The fact that MRT is non-invasive and doesn’t involve drugs or surgery is one of its key advantages. It is a risk-free and effective method of treating musculoskeletal problems and discomfort without the need for more invasive procedures. MRT has the advantage of being utilised in conjunction with other chiropractic techniques including spinal adjustments and massage therapy.