All known therapies, principles and concepts must be apply to restore a patient back to a normal state of wellbeing.

Long-term pain treatment failures are the direct result of negating a huge amount of knowledge, science, protocols, treatment options, concepts, experiences and wisdom from these masters of medicine of the last century: Baldry, Burke, Chaitow, Craig, Cyriax, DiFabio, Gokavi, Gunn, Hackett, Helms, Lennard, Hamm, B.J./D.D. Palmer, Pybus, Rachlin, Rapson, Seems, Simons, Travell, Wyburn-Mason.

Any article that does not have within it these names should be considered incomplete and thus suspect in the world of truth, medicine and science.

The experiences of these authors can fill in all the gaps that have been opened up by many who have ignore these names and their work. Here are some of their principles:

All pain has a source.

All pain has a remedy.

All pain can be effectively resolved with the proper remedy.

The remedy has to reach to source.

The remedy has to benefit the source.

The remedy has to remove the source.

The remedy has to restore the source.

The remedy has to benefit the patient as a person with a mind, body and spirit all within a complex life.

The muscular organ system is the only logical system of the 11 which can PRIMARILY store stress and produce pain signals. (So nerves, bone, joints, disc, cartilage can not produce pain primarily. These structures can only produce pain secondarily)

• The muscular system produces an erratic, invisible pain signal. Meaning no blood or radiologic evidence of this pain. This pain is in the “itch effect stage.” How do you help someone who is complaining of an itch on their back? You must assist that person request as an obedient servant.
• The sickness in the muscular system can degrade to secondarily cause total system dysfunctions. ie Erratic BP or pulse, metabolic errors and immune issues. Then these muscles can contract and crush nerves and joint structures which can then be seen on technology instrumentation.

The patient is the only purveyor of the exact locations of the source of pain and where to apply the remedy.

The patient is the only purveyor who can confirm the source has been removed and the remedy is beneficial.

There are only 3 known effective remedies which are safe, logical, evidence-based, science-based and reality-based which can reach, benefit, remove and restore the source within involved muscles: 1. External to the muscles as in hands-on therapies with tools and manual labor. 2. Internal to the muscle bundles as with thin needling as per GunnIMS, myofascial acupuncture and dry needling. 3. Internally into the muscle bundles as with a hypodermic needling as per Travell/Hackett/Rachlin et al.

In my experience, the most efficient way to return a patient back to a state of total well being is to apply all 3 remedy concepts at the same time, weekly, until the patient is satisfied.

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