Neural Reset Therapy ® (NRT) - Ideal Flexibility

Neural Reset Therapy® (NRT) is a fast and easy way of getting rid of muscular pain and tightness.

Imagine your pain quickly vanishing, without putting pressure on tender areas.

Is it possible to experience rapid pain relief, sometimes within seconds? Yes it is!

When to try NRT:

People with theses conditions can improve greatly, or have the following conditions disappear completely:

Neck and back pain
Muscle spasms
Headaches, especially migraines
Carpel tunnel syndrome
TMJ syndrome
Tennis and golf elbow
Pain from unknown causes
Pain persisting long after the original trauma, including post-surgical pain
Rotator cuff injury
Sciatica-like pain

It is different from massage, physical therapy, or chiropractic in these ways:

No massaging of muscles
No deep pressure required
No lotions or creams
No facedown positions are required
Done fully clothed
No stretching
Not need to touch the muscle being reset – can be done from the opposite side of the body
No joint adjustments
No mechanical, electrical, or electronic devices are needed
No needles
No drugs or natural substances applied

At Ideal Flexibility, NRT is done by Rick Hall, a Certified Neural Reset Therapy® (Certified NRT Master Level) therapist.

The video below shows Lawrence Woods, the founder and developer of Neural Reset Therapy®, giving a hands-on demonstration at a NRT workshop for therapists:

“Muscles are controlled by the nervous system. Proper application of Neural Reset Therapy® resets the nervous system to release a muscle from excess tension. With the release, the knots, pain, and tightness are gone. Joint mobility and posture are improved.”

How does Neural Reset Therapy ® work?

In your body, there are specialized nerve bundles called mechanoreceptors. The receptors respond to pressure, velocity, vibration, stretch, and other forces. When receptors detect a change, a signal is sent to the spinal cord and then relayed to the brain.

With Neural Reset Therapy®, the therapist briefly stimulates the receptors embedded in the selected muscle by asking for a position to be held or for a movement in a particular direction. Or the therapist taps on a muscle in such a way as to cause receptors to send a special message to the spinal cord.

That new message goes through the spinal integrating center which will reset the nervous system so the muscle is optimized neurologically. With the reset, the muscular pain and tightness disappear within seconds.