The VP-3 PERCUSSOR allows the practitioner to work with the fascia of the body at a very deep, penetrating level that has long-lasting dimensions. It also creates a strong, smooth force to stimulate the release of the fascia through biomechanical and bioelectrical unwinding. This kind of release allows the fluids and electrical properties of tissues and organs to flow normally again, creating motion and life, restoring healthy equilibrium.

Fascia is the connective tissue that surrounds and invests nearly every aspect of our bodies tissues. Restrictions in the fascia can both result in pain and more work for our bodies.

The fascia and the bones of the body have electrical properties that let them carry electrical current. Fascia covers every muscle, organ and system in the body. Fascial connective tissue is continuous and all-inclusive. Fascia carries an electrical charge and is in constant communication with the nervous system throughout the entire body.

Percussor Technique

The percussor is intended for treatment of the symptoms associated with pain. .

The percussor is to be used in the following general indications:

• Spinal and pelvic misalignments and fixations
• Shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand problems
• Hip, knee, ankle, and foot problems
• Temporomandibular joint problems
• Deep and superficial fascial release  
• Trigger point therapy
• Relieve tense muscles
• Release joints  
• Myofascial pain syndrome
• Reset nerves
• Spasticity
• Scar tissue and adhesions
• Post exertion muscle fatigue
• Acute and chronic sinus problems
• Cranial suture fixations and misalignment
• Craniosacral respiratory balancing
• Lymphatic drainage congestion
• Diaphragmatic spasm and hiatal hernia
• Emotionally-related abdominal contractions  
• Visceral manipulations
• Congestion lymphatic impairment
• Decreases the need for pain medication

• Advanced Heart Disease in debilitated patient  
• Spinal Instability (Includes osteoporosis)  
• Over malignant lesions or areas of cancer  
• Over eyes, recent fractures, recent surgical scars         
• Over sensitive skin or broken skin areas
• Abscesses  
• Thrombophlebitis  
• Areas of hemorrhage  
• The abdomen of a pregnant woman