Musculoskeletal health program

• Development of a personalised program based on the proprietary method of Professor Blum
• We take into account medical history, age, lifestyle, and the objective condition of the spine and joints, ligaments, tendons, discs, and muscles
• We restore free movement without pain and limitations, eliminating the first signs of an senile gait

General description of the problem

Spinal flexibility, pain-free movement, unlimited joint mobility, a relaxed gait, and toned body contours are undeniable indicators of youth. Beyond aesthetic appearance, the health of the musculoskeletal system determines the overall condition of the body.

Starting from age 30, the locomotor system begins to undergo age-related changes. Bones lose their density and become more fragile, increasing the risk of fractures. The quality and quantity of spongy bone tissue decrease, blood formation processes worsen, and calcium reserves in the bones decline due to hormonal imbalance and slower metabolic processes.

Reduced physical activity, impaired intestinal absorption, disrupted blood supply, and nerve supply to the bones slow down bone rebuilding processes, leading to structural degradation. The lattice structure of the bones is disrupted, voids appear, and the risk of fractures increases. Compensatory degenerative-dystrophic changes develop.

Cartilage aging, such as thinning, drying out, and reduced elasticity and cushioning function, weakens joint strength, increasing the risk of injury.

Age-related changes in ligaments, tendons, and joint capsules are accompanied by decreased elasticity, thickening, and brittleness, leading to limited mobility in the spine and joints. The range of motion decreases, stiffness, osteoarthritis, and reduced height of intervertebral discs develop, and the diffusion-based nutrition of the vertebrae is disrupted.

Simultaneously, the number and volume of muscle fibers gradually decrease, leading to reduced muscle mass. The body loses its contours, becomes emaciated, and starts to look older.

Muscle strength decreases, and the speed of muscle contraction slows, causing an uneven distribution of load on the locomotor system. Some joints bear significantly more load, resulting in arthritis and an increased risk of injury.

The contractile ability of deep muscle layers declines, slowing their pumping function, which impairs blood flow and lymphatic drainage, disrupting metabolic processes in tissues.

As a result of these changes, essential functions such as support, stability, flexibility, strength, range of motion, blood formation, tissue fluid circulation, and many others are compromised.

In which musculoskeletal issues is rehabilitation conducted?

To conduct effective personalised rehabilitation of the locomotor system, we work simultaneously in several directions:

1. Healthy spine and joints: restoration, healing, and strengthening of all parts, segments, and elements of the locomotor system, including the lumbar, thoracic, and cervical regions, rib cage joints and connections, shoulder and pelvic girdle joints, and joints of the upper and lower limbs.
2. Healthy muscles, ligaments, discs, menisci, and tendons: restoration of the optimal body geometry, posture, strength, flexibility, and muscle fullness from deep layers to the surface; elimination of signs of tissue separation, drying, swelling, and stiffness; restoring the quality of body hydrogels to replenish and energise the connective tissue matrix.
3. Restoration of muscle tone in deep and superficial layers: elimination of tension, painful lumps, tightness, and the effects of embedded stress; improvement of the pumping, drainage, and postural functions of the deep muscle layers.
4. Elimination of signs of uneven and premature aging: reduction of external manifestations of chronic diseases, and improvement of the digestive, endocrine, urinary, and immune systems' function.
5. Restoration of cardiovascular health: improving vessel elasticity, venous outflow, and microcirculation; normalising blood pressure, organ drainage, and enhancing cerebral circulation.

Our medical strategy

Professor Blum's approach is based on the early detection and elimination of age-related changes in the locomotor system. The work is divided into the following steps:

1. Since all life-supporting systems are integrated into the locomotor system, its shape, proportions, and symmetry form the basis of active longevity. Therefore, we conduct a detailed assessment of the locomotor system as a whole, as well as each of its segments, joints, and every curve of the spine in three biological planes.
2. We analyse the body's adaptive capacity – the muscular balances and imbalances, as well as the range of motion in all segments of the locomotor system.
3. We diagnose the balance of interaction among all metabolic systems of the body.
4. We assess the state of the relationships between locomotion/movement and the central and peripheral nervous systems. 

Based on the diagnostic results, an individualised plan is developed to eliminate asymmetries, restore muscle balances and full-range movements in the locomotor system segments, train the adaptive systems to withstand temperature and pressure fluctuations, improve endurance for cyclic activities such as walking and running, and restore highly coordinated motor skills.

Proprietary methodology 

The patented system of methods, techniques, and specialised equipment allows for influencing the key processes that determine the condition of the locomotor system. A comprehensive restoration of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, joint capsules, cartilage, and muscles is carried out across all six macro-blocks:

1. Anatomical structure
2. Morphological quality of tissues
3. Topological norm – correct organ positioning
4. Sufficient blood supply for maximum function
5. Energy supply necessary for optimal performance
6. All functional indicators

The proprietary health improvement and rehabilitation equipment offers unprecedented adaptability and precision of impact, with predefined intensity, necessary angles, acceleration, and dozens of other controlled parameters. This leads to a planned response from bone, muscle, and fascial structures, ensuring the ability to restore symmetry, improve the flow of tissue fluids, activate metabolic processes, restore microcirculation at the deepest level, and stimulate cellular renewal.

As a result, it becomes possible, without medication or surgery, to improve the support and motor functions of the spine and joints, expand coordination, flexibility, and endurance, and regain the joy of walking and running with ease, leading an active life free from pain and limitations.