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Elevated Pain
Relief
Muscle inhibition is the cause of most pain in your body. Activating inhibited muscles will alleviate your pain and restore your strength.
Muscle Inhibition Removal Technique
Dr. Noble’s proven technique (MIRT) instantly removes muscle inhibition, effectively “turning on” the muscle. This “turning on” of the muscle removes pain while improving strength, power and stability.
Most health care providers will see an inhibited muscle as a weak muscle that needs to be strengthened through exercise. But this is wrong. The weakness is due to a neurological pattern created to inhibit the muscle when it was injured. The patterns stay indefinitely and typically will not change in response to a strengthening protocol. Using MIRT for re-patterning corrects the inhibition, alleviates pain, and immediately enhances strength and stability.
Arthogenic Muscle Inhibition
Arthogenic Muscle Inhibition (AMI) is a recognized condition that can affect any of the over 600 muscle in the body when an injury occurs. It is done to protect the injured area initially, but this protection becomes part of your neurological pattern leaving those muscles inhibited for years setting one up for chronic pain and joint issues.
Detecting Inhibitions
Understanding the body’s 600+ muscles is crucial for identifying muscle inhibitions – muscles that are inactive or sluggish – and pinpointing their locations. Dr. Noble uses sEMG (surface electromyogram), Dynamometers, postural assessment, Muscle Response Testing (MRT) and over 18 years of clinical experience to locate inhibited muscles.
Improving Performance
Inhibited muscles are slow and sluggish. By their very nature they lower your potential for performance. Using MIRT to remove the inhibitions gives way to increases – often marked increases – in power, speed, reaction time, agility, stability, balance, postural changes and athleticism.
Get to Know Dr. Noble
An excellent listener, Dr. Noble aims to understand how your condition affects your daily life. Passionate about education, he thoroughly explains the contributing factors and our corrective approach. Since 2006, our practice has earned patient trust through Dr. Noble’s honest and straightforward care. We also offer before and after videos to showcase potential improvements. If we can’t assist you, we’ll guide you to someone who can.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Dr. Noble cannot speak for all chiropractors and techniques, especially some of the extreme ones showcased on certain social media sites. However, he uses a gentle instrument to adjust the spine and employs subtle muscle testing to align the nervous system. These methods are incredibly safe and do not cause any injuries.
Our office hours are as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9 am – 5 pm
Friday: 9 am – 1 pm
Wednesday and weekends: Closed
The number of visits needed depends on your condition, injury severity, and personal goals. Treatment schedules are customized to your needs. Some patients are satisfied with pain relief in fewer visits, while others seek functional changes to prevent future pain, requiring more visits. Dr. Noble provides a solid estimate based on your goals. For functional changes, a 9-week schedule often works well.
How long will my first visit take?
Your first visit with Dr. Noble will last about 50 minutes, during which he will review your medical history and perform an evaluation. The last 10 minutes are reserved for your initial treatment.
It’s normal to feel nervous about your first visit, especially if you’ve never had chiropractic care before. At our practice, we want to put you at ease and ensure you have a positive experience. Our front office staff will warmly greet you and guide you through the process.
Treatments with Dr. Noble are very gentle, with no twisting, cracking, or popping (unless you request a manual adjustment). He explains each step and gets your permission before proceeding, ensuring your comfort and minimizing surprises.
Some chiropractic techniques can look painful, especially those shown on social media. Dr. Noble uses a gentle instrument that ensures no pain or injury during adjustments. There is no twisting, popping, cracking, or yanking involved, making the risk of injury
and pain non-existent.
Dr. Noble focuses on achieving both pain relief and improved function to reduce the risk of re-injury. Here are some of the issues he’s successfully helped patients with:
- Pain and poor function in the neck, low back, TMJ (jaw), shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and foot
- Back pain
- Neck Pain
- Headaches
- Migraines
- Dizziness, vertigo (see case study)
- Sports injuries
- Poor sports performance
- Athletes who want better performance
- Rotator Cuff injuries (see case study)
- Plantar Fasciitis
- IT Band Syndrome
- Piriformis Syndrom
- Knee pain
- Acute and chronic ankle sprains
- Tennis elbow – lateral epicondylitis
- Pitcher’s elbow (little leaguer’s elbow) – medial epicondylitis
- Collarbone (clavicle) issues
- Digestion issues
- Poor coordination in children or limping
- Children’s and infants’ ear infections & digestion issues
- Symptoms associated with long COVID (see case study)
- If you have any other questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our office!