"As a lifetime runner and recently an Ultra Marathon runner, I had come to believe that running with nagging aches and pains was just a part of the natural aging process and something I would always have to live with. Running 70 plus miles a week with dull pain in your knees is no fun. Most recently I completed a double crossing of the Grand Canyon. A great run, but having to wear a knee brace on both knees made it very uncomfortable. I decided after that run to try anything. My orthopedic surgeon did not hesitate when he gave the referral for Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialists. I was told that "the (ASTYM) treatment may seem a bit unorthodox and you are not going to enjoy it but it will work" I have to say that now I run with no pain and no knee brace on either leg. Craig and the crew are my miracle workers. Since completing the therapy, I have done more than one Ultra distance run with NO pain. True professionals in every way and again I can only describe them as my miracle workers."

"I'm a very active person but recently I got injured while weight-training. I was diagnosed with tendinitis of the right elbow and a sprain of the lateral ulnar collateral ligament. I tried conventional physical therapy, which consisted of strengthening exercises, but after six sessions of it, the pain did not subside. An orthopedic surgeon suggested I get surgery, but I was a bit leery about that. I got a second opinion and was directed to Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialists. I was forewarned that the treatment could be painful, but I was willing to do anything to get back to training without being laid out from surgery. The first session of the ASTYM treatment was uncomfortable and slightly painful, but it showed great results. The pain subsided and my range of motion increased. I've received treatment over the past six weeks and I have been able to go back to my regular physical activity. I credit my quick and speedy recovery to ASYTM system of treatment and would recommend it to anyone."

I suffered from constant vertigo for many years. I would have daily episodes of room spinning dizziness, a feeling that that the world has turned upside down, shaky vision and nausea. These episodes would last 2-4 hours and it would be a crap shoot as to when and where it would happen. I became a prisoner of vertigo, going only to work and straight home, in fear of when another episode would happen. I saw a neurologist, ENT, even went to the emergency room in hopes that someone could make the dizziness stop. Despite all their interventions, my vertigo did not improve.

I was referred to Craig Nagata at Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialists for an evaluation to see if Myotherapy treatment would be of benefit for my vertigo. After a few weeks of treatment my vertigo subsided and has eventually gone away. I am truly thankful to have my life back. For anyone who experiences vertigo, Myotherapy may be the answer to your prayers.