Needling has been used for centuries, but in recent years, it has emerged as one of the most advanced tools for quickly alleviating pain and restoring normal movement.
This technique essentially “hacks” the body’s nervous system, reducing pain sensations and allowing for safe strengthening of muscles, tendons, and even deeper structures like the meniscus and joint capsules.
Needling works by intentionally creating micro-injuries in damaged tissue, triggering a controlled inflammatory response. This jump-starts the body’s healing process, essentially acting like a “re-do” button to promote recovery.