Would your patients benefit from quick, effective pain relief?
Microcurrent Positional Tuina (MPT) relieves pain, restores normal range of motion to joints in the body and accelerates healing. This new method does not utilize acupuncture needles, only microcurrent electricity and hands-on treatment, yet it achieves dramatic improvements in pain relief and range of motion almost immediately.
Dr. Malvin Finkelstein, O.M.D. developed MPT from his clinical experience treating thousands of patients in 35 years of acupuncture and Oriental medicine practice.
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MPT combines treatment:
- At specialized locations of acupuncture/trigger points
- Using a hand held microcurrent electrical device to relax tight muscle knots
- With acupressure/tuina to gently stretch tight muscles. Tension melts away in seconds.
- The “positional” portion of MPT involves positioning the body in specific ways to stretch and maximize access to treatment areas
- Patient education includes:
- Posture corrections
- Ergonomic advice
- Postural Qigong stretches are recommended to enhance the treatment and for ongoing improvement
MPT offers quick, effective relief for acute and chronic neck, back, shoulder, knee and joint pain, as well as headaches, sinus, respiratory, digestive, gynecological conditions and much more. Patients who are unable to experience relief from other treatment options frequently find relief with MPT.
Learn MPT to boost your confidence in treating chronic & acute pain
Over the years, so many of Dr. Finkelstein’s patients benefitted immensely from MPT that he wanted to help more people than he could treat in his own practice. This led to the development of MPT Training Seminars for health professionals and patients. These are available both as live seminars and an online training program.
MPT is currently being used by many health professionals who utilize hands on and electrical treatment including acupuncturists, massage therapists, physical therapists, chiropractors, naturopaths, occupational therapists, medical doctors and nurses, as well as by patients and their families.
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