Dry Needling to Get Rid of Headaches: Middle Scalene to Multifidus Muscles
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Concussions: Dry Needling & Joint Manipulation To Help Treat & Resolve Impaired Brain Function
Concussions lead to an overall decrease in blood perfusion and impaired neuronal function in the brain. Some neurons become hyperactive, others become hypoactive, resulting in autonomic nervous system dysregulation tilted toward sympathetic dominance.
The same thing typically happens to tissues outside the brain when they get disgruntled. Two of the most objective facts we know about the effects of thoughtful dry needling are it induces increased blood flow and improved neurophysiologic function, both in soft tissues outside the brain, and in the brain itself.
On a base level, this occurs by stimulating the body in a direct, specific-enough manner to restore normal communication between brain regions and the corresponding affected structures or processes. It restores the normal balance to both the sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic nervous systems.
Autonomic nervous system homeostasis is the key to healing and maintaining mental and physical health. It allows the brain and body to use the full armory of their innate defenses, without inhibition, to fight off and resist pathology.
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Jason Schuster · 2 min · Source published: 2026-08-04
Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026
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