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2024-03-24 07:19:05 -

"Dry needling" or "Trigger point needling" do not seem to have a scientific basis, contrary to real traditional acupuncture, which has a huge evidence base:
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#acupuncture #dryneedling #triggerpoints #science #evidence

"Dry needling" or "Trigger point needling" do not seem to have a scientific basis, contrary to real traditional acupuncture, which has a huge evidence base: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/trigger-point-myth-who-claimed-confidently-accurately-brook-cheng-xb1oc/ #acupuncture #dryneedling #triggerpoints #science #evidence

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Trigger Point Myth: Who Claimed Confidently They Ever Accurately Identified One? None, Except God

Dr Brian Hortz, PhD, is an instructor and the director of Research and Education for Structure & Function Education on sports medicine. He talked about the controversy over the myofascial trigger points (TrPs) and dry needling (Horz, B, 2022).

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2024-03-24 07:18:41 -

"Dry needling" or "Trigger point needling" do not seem to have a scientific basis, contrary to real traditional acupuncture, which has a huge evidence base: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/trigger-point-myth-who-claimed-confidently-accurately-brook-cheng-xb1oc/ #acupuncture #dryneedling #triggerpoints #science #evidence

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Trigger Point Myth: Who Claimed Confidently They Ever Accurately Identified One? None, Except God

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