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Hi Wings,

I just found your post about learning the Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Technique. How exciting. I took a course in the 1970's.

I had been in a car accident and had serious and very extensive muscle and nerve damage. I was so blown away by the power of this therapy that I had to learn it and use it to help others. Back in the 70's times were very different and any form of "massage" was looked at very differently. People and healthcare providers often did not understand or believe the benefits of muscle therapy.

Word-of-Mouth and Seeing-is-Believing was the way most therapies such as this one were found. Very sad. Today, massage/bodywork therapies/techniques are a well received, respected and wide spread part of healing.

Many hard battles were fought (and continue to be fought), just as in all natural healing matters, Dr. Christopher, Dr. Schulze and all the great healers have fought countless battles to find ways to pass on their knowledge and experience. I am thankful for all they have done and am so grateful to Uny and Rocky for all they are doing here on CureZone to share these true healers with so many. Thank you Uny and Rocky! You are amazing people.

Wings, I don't know if this is the place to 'talk' Pfrimmer Massage, but I would love to hear from you about your experiences with this technique.

For anyone who is reading this. I do not know how this technique is being taught and used today, but the way I received this treatment and was taught to do Pfrimmer's technique in the 70's remains to be the most amazing healing technique I have found. What I do know is that any MASSAGE can/will be of benefit.

Massage on Wings (and everyone!)
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