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How to Think About Dry Needling the Multifidus Muscle to Fix Chronic Back & Hip Pain

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Using the muscles and nerves and other structures in the low back and elsewhere to depress chronic sympathetic nervous system hyperactivity and elevate parasympathetic activity is how I think about dry needling. The most fundamental thing dry needling does to the brain and body is depress sympathetic autonomic hyperactivity and elevate parasympathetic autonomic acitvity. This is the direction human's need their autonomic nervous system pushed to achieve homeostasis. The key to health. Want to learn how to target the autonomic nervous system with dry needling? check out our online and in-person dry needling continuing education courses here: https://intricateartseminars.com

Jason Schuster · 10 min · Source published: 2026-06-12

Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026

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