Beneficial Modalities when receiving Matrix
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Christine Reesor.
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November 30, 2018 at 11:33 pm #2310
Christine Veres
ParticipantWhat other therapies are ok to receive while doing MR? Is dry needling ok? Is Chiropractic adjustments the only treatment to stay away from?
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December 12, 2018 at 5:59 pm #2364
Jessica Alguire
ParticipantI have a patient who sees another practitioner for acupuncture on the same days she has Matrix done. She finds the combination works really well for her. In her case at least it doesn’t seem to matter which one she has done first to get the positive results.
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December 12, 2018 at 6:55 pm #2366
George Roth, DC, ND, CMRP
ParticipantI agree that acupuncture (NOT dry needling, which can be quite traumatic) would be OK. Gentle, relaxation massage is OK too.
Dr. Roth
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December 12, 2018 at 9:11 pm #2367
Christine Veres
ParticipantThanks very much Jessica for sharing your experience with acupuncture.
Thanks Dr. Roth for your guidance, I will let my client know.
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December 20, 2022 at 5:30 am #1009255
sarahoddoye
ParticipantIs it ok to treat someone who just had physiotherapy? That includes IMS.
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January 11, 2023 at 3:43 am #1009288
Clare Larkin
ParticipantHi Sarah,
Yes, go ahead and treat that person. With Matrix, you are affecting the deep skeletal structure and removing restrictions that are in there. If they are having any kind of adverse reaction to the physiotherapy or IMS, or if they feel a little “spacey” or out of it, then maybe hold off and do MR on a different day.
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January 18, 2019 at 1:42 am #2408
Elsie Dyck
ParticipantHi Christine, just saw your post.
I’m always thinking of this. Something my clients tend to do while receiving MR is some form of nutritional help. Whether it is bio-energetic work, herbalist, naturopath, etc. As I have just read with “eczema outbreak”, nutritional help is good, because the body is going through all kinds of changes, and it could use assistance to help with this change.
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March 21, 2019 at 10:52 pm #2705
George Roth, DC, ND, CMRP
ParticipantHello folks,
Something to consider with many inflammatory, autoimmune conditions (eczema may be one expression), is the role of the microbiome and how it has been negatively impacted in recent years. Check the following links for some up-to-date info:
Dr. Zach Bush, Microbial Imbalance, Glyphosate:
Information about Dr. Bush: https://zachbushmd.com/
Lecture (be sure to watch to the very end): https://youtu.be/HL6OPzQe9Is
Supplement Information: http://restore4health.com/Dr. Roth
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November 28, 2022 at 2:35 pm #1009182
Mike Grafstein
ParticipantI have found that both acupuncture and Laser Therapy from another practitioner is very complimentary to the Matrix Repatterning. I have also included Dolphin MPS from time to time with neck or headache issues.
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December 2, 2022 at 4:20 am #1009201
potentialandpossibilities
ParticipantHi. I also use Dolphin MPS as well but haven’t tried it at the same time as Matrix Repatterning but it seems to be helping my client with MS as she hasn’t been able to get up onto her treatment table lately due to the changes in weather. The MPS and matrix mag home kit have been a good alternative.
Heidi McLarty, OT Reg. (Ont.).
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February 19, 2024 at 9:14 pm #1010375
Christine Reesor
ParticipantHas anyone had any experience with a client receiving prolotherapy (one injection every 3 weeks) and also having Matrix Repatterning? I have someone coming for initial evaluation for posterior leg pain b/l that starts in the buttocks. He has had prolotherapy months ago in his legs without success and now is trying it in the lower back area, but he also wants to try MR. He is 2 weeks beyond the first injection and coming for an evaluation. My intention was to evaluate and go from there. Thoughts?
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