Needling has been around for centuries, but it has recently emerged as one of the most cutting edge tools for immediately affecting a client’s pain and restoring normal movement.
It has become a way to hack the body’s nervous system into reducing the sensation of pain in order to begin safely building muscles, tendons, and even now internal structures of joints such as the meniscus and joint capsule.
Part of how needling works is by intentionally creating micro injuries in damaged tissue to create controlled localized inflammation response. This restarts the healing process and is similar to pressing a “re-do” button.