Hi one and all,
Today I had a request from someone who was looking for a physio in London who uses Meziere Technique. I think this is something that is more common in France than the UK but to be honest I do not know anything about what the technique is or what is the approach to treatment. This particular person was suffering from 'RSI'.
Can anyone shed some light on this treatment approach? Thanks a lot
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Sorry, but they don't and It seems that France and many countries are able to provide the courses that consummers "need"; Just a money affair, nothing to see with science.and I would be surprised if they hadn't be provided with strong scientific evidence (not only RCT) in order to get that approval.
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsRe: Meziere's Method on London
Manuela, I guess you know that it shouldn't make confusion between rpg and mezieres...
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Hi
I work with RPG (method derived from Meziere) and currently work in London.
If you want I can try and explain a little bit about the method but I think a lot of physios already explained well so I do not lnow what else can I add. If you need any more information please let me know.
Thank you
Nuno
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