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Reports of Natural Healing of ACL tears
Who can heal naturally from the ACL tear ?
- Within Two months from the injury
- Continue the Evo-Devo Exercises more than Three months.
If more than two months have passed, it becomes more difficult to heal naturally.
How can you heal from the ACL tear?
Try the Online Session so that we can help you to continue the exercises until you recover satisfactorily. It will take 6 months until you heal sufficiently. This is a preferable schedule of the online sessions for the natural healing of ACL tear.
How many sessions are you supposed to have?
1st-2nd month: 4 sessions per a month
3rd-4th month: 2 sessions per a month
5th-6th month: 1 session per a month
You need to have 10-15 sessions for 6 month for your natural healing.
Each session is about 30 minutes.
The fee for the one session is 50 USD. The total amount for 6 months is 400-600 USD.
If your injury is old and it has passed more than 3 months
You can expect the functional recovery from old injury or complications from operation, you usually need less than 10 sessions.
It is also preferable that you send me the MRI of your knee before we start the online therapy. Please send me your information by email, and we can start the sessions through Skype, Zoom, or MS messenger. I hope that all of you heal naturally and have a happy life.
We are sorry that we can’t offer the free sessions. Thanks for your undrestandings.
Jun Matsumoto
Reservation
After completing the payment, please make the reservation for the online session through this Facebook page.
Evo-Devo Exercises(You need to log in your Facebook account.)
Reference
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Pitsillides A, Stasinopoulos D, Giannakou K. Healing potential of the anterior cruciate ligament in terms of fiber continuity after a complete rupture: A systematic review. J Bodyw Mov Ther. 2021 Oct;28:246-254. doi