by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
New research into oxytocin touch and the spinal cord A gentle massage can be a comforting experience. Understanding how that experience influences the nervous system is an important question for both researchers and the people who provide hands-on care. A 2026 study...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
What a systematic review tells us about combining hands-on care with movement When back pain persists, movement can become uncomfortable and everyday tasks can feel harder. Myofascial release may have a useful role alongside exercise for some people, particularly when...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
Understanding tissue glide sensation and myofascial care Low back pain can affect how comfortably we sit, walk, bend and work. When it is described as “nonspecific”, this means that a particular disease or structural cause has not been identified to explain it. The...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
When we think about movement, we often picture muscles and joints. Fascia is another part of that picture: connective tissue that helps support the body, organise its structures and accommodate movement. Understanding fascia gives us a clearer view of how muscles and...
by Danni | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
Soft tissue treatment may provide relief from some of the muscular tension, discomfort and stress that can accompany tension headaches and migraines. By working on areas such as the neck, shoulders, upper back and jaw, treatment can...
by Danni | Jul 31, 2024 | Blog
Introduction In this blog, we delve into the most frequently asked questions we get at Muscle Medicine. Whether you’re curious about the signs you need a remedial massage, wondering about post-treatment care, or seeking insights into the different types of...
