Understanding the Condition:
Chronic joint pain and musculoskeletal issues can significantly disrupt daily life, particularly for individuals with a history of intense physical activity or trauma. Common conditions that contribute to such discomfort include osteoarthritis, joint fractures, and muscle strain. These issues can lead to persistent pain and reduced mobility, often necessitating comprehensive management strategies.
Traditional methods for addressing these conditions typically involve pain medications, physical therapy, and sometimes surgical interventions. While these approaches can offer relief, they may not always address underlying causes or provide complete restoration of function.
The Challenge:
A 36-year-old veteran and former paramedic encountered significant health challenges after his service. His symptoms included widespread joint pain affecting his back, hips, left foot, knees, wrists, and forearms. Additionally, he dealt with osteoarthritis in his right knee, a pelvic floor disorder, depression, bruxism, and ADHD. His medical history included a complete ACL tear and partial meniscus tear in 2009, a left foot fracture with bone fusion and an ankle bone spur in 2017, a lower back injury in 2017, and a concussion in 2015.
Despite being on ADHD medication, his condition impacted his ability to work, prompting a need for retraining. His primary goals were to reduce pain, increase activity levels, and improve overall functionality.
The Protocols:
To address these complex issues, a customized Equiscope protocol was developed:
- Targeted Plate Protocol: Plates were applied to both sides of his left foot—top and bottom—to directly target localized pain and support the healing process.
- Reflexology and Plate Protocol: Plates were used in conjunction with a reflexology session to enhance overall wellness and promote systemic healing.
- Kidney Meridian Focus: Plates were placed on K27 and K3 to stimulate kidney function, followed by a 15-minute headband session to aid in relaxation and recovery.
The Results:
The outcomes of the Equiscope protocols have been notable. The veteran reported not experiencing any colds or flu since starting the therapy, despite illness affecting those around him. Although he remains cautious due to his prior conditions, he has become more active and engaged in more walking. His bruxism-related headaches have decreased from 3-4 times a week to about twice a week. While some pain and weakness in his left foot and Achilles tendon persist, the protocols have led to significant improvements, particularly in kidney function.
Looking Ahead:
This veteran’s experience with Equiscope therapy underscores the potential of customized, non-invasive protocols for managing complex health issues. With continued sessions, there is potential for further improvement in mobility and overall quality of life. For those facing similar challenges, exploring Equiscope therapy could offer a promising pathway to recovery and enhanced well-being.
Disclaimer: The cases presented by various Equiscope Practices have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. Please consult your physician before making any healthcare decisions.