The debate between RICE and MEAT for injury recovery isn’t about diet but methods. RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) was traditional, but MEAT (Movement, Exercise, Analgesia, Treatment) offers a science-based, long-term approach. Each has its place depending on the injury’s nature and stage. Combining elements of both methods may be the best approach.
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IASTM, or Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, is a valuable pain relief method. Unlike traditional Gua Sha, IASTM focuses on precise use of ergonomic tools to break down scar tissue and adhesions, improving various conditions such as neck pain, plantar fasciitis, and more. Effective bodywork doesn’t need to cause pain.
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Tired of trying to get in for a last minute appointment when something hurts? Think about planning ahead.
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Massage doesn’t work if you don’t do the work. Just like achieving fitness or dietary goals, healing through massage takes time and commitment. Regular sessions can retrain your neuromuscular system and provide lasting relief from chronic pain. Don’t let pain become your norm.
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