Pure Release Trigger Point

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04_Muscle Trigger Point Formation - Fiber Membrane Events A trigger point forms in a muscle fiber because of a damaged, hyper-active motor endplate.

Check this out. So interesting.

Sooo... I found another muscle while nerding-out on my anatomy app.
Shown here, the wee aryepiglottic muscle.
Its function - depresses the epiglottis, closing the laryngeal inlet.
One could speculate that if it’s dysfunctional, possibly from TrPs or nerve dysfunction, one would have swallowing/choking issues.
This muscle and its associated nerves are accessible using bodywork techniques, and therefore potentially treatable by a skilled practitioner.

🔺There is so often a link between chronic symptoms and muscle/nerve dysfunction. And muscle dysfunction can, and often does, have a trigger point source.

Want to learn more about muscle dysfunction? We offer online Trigger Point workshops.
🔺Progress from TPT dabbling to TPT proficiency 🔺

Thanks for your time.

(Illustration from ‘Essential Anatomy 5’ app)

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