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Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?

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Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?

Leon Chaitow

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02Original title: Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?

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Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms? — The Fascia Guide

03Likely examines the mechanisms by which manual therapy may reduce pain

This article likely explores how manual therapies can reduce pain sensitivity, but specific details are not available.

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APA: Leon Chaitow (2015). Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?. https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/manual-therapies-and-hypoalgesia-what-are-the-mechanisms/
MLA: Leon Chaitow. "Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?." 2015, https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/manual-therapies-and-hypoalgesia-what-are-the-mechanisms/.
Chicago: Leon Chaitow. 2015. "Manual therapies and hypoalgesia: What are the mechanisms?.". https://fasciaresearchdatabase.com/manual-therapies-and-hypoalgesia-what-are-the-mechanisms/

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