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The Travel Stick is the shortest version of "The Stick". It is very portable (Less than 44cm long) and very effective . It helps to remove trigger points in your muscles and has been on the market for a long time so you know that you are buying something that works.
The Stick has been the focus of numerous articles, manuscripts, awards and honors. Five independent studies corroborate its effectiveness and ongoing research continues to expand its boundaries. "Normal Muscles do not contain trigger points. Normal muscles have no taut bands of muscle fibers, are not tender to firm palpation,...and do not refer pain in response to applied pressure."Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction, Janet G. Travell, MD & David G. Simons, MD
Intracell Technology™ engages the use of a simple, easy to use tool called the The Stick. The Stick is a non-motorized device that is composed of a semi-rigid core around which independent, 1 inch spindles freely spin. This instrument was engineered to assist healthcare providers in the deep manipulation of soft tissues such as muscle.
The Stick has proved to be highly effective at its intended function, but new evidence strongly suggests that the benefits of Intracell Technology™ far outpace its original intentions. Read "The Stick for Athletes" to see the benefits of The Stick which were researched by Dr. Andrew Bonci of the Sport Biomechanics Laboratory in New York.
Nutritional BiomechanicsThe Stick helps to strengthen your muscles by employing Nutritional Biomechanics.Here's a short definition:"In principle, Nutritional Biomechanics exploits the unique biomechanical relationship between muscle and its nutrient delivery system. Patient care for fibromyalgia syndrome, trigger point pain, muscle strain and delayed muscle soreness is especially magnified by supplementing the patient with a balanced nutritional drink 20-30 minutes prior to therapeutic stretching and massage. Such a protocol will insure that the blood entering the newly relaxed muscle is nutrient-dense. A full complement of nutrients will provide the raw materials needed for healing."Dr. Andrew S. Bonci Copyright 1992, All Rights Reserved Dr. Andrew S. Bonci Sport Biomechanics Laboratory