Effects of the Manual Therapy on Brain Function in Young Chronic Neck Pain Patients

Chinese Jingjin therapy is a form of manual therapy that utilizes the principles of Chinese Jingjin Theory (also known as Chinese Sinew Channel Theory) to alleviate nodular lesions in sinew channels caused by Jingjin injuries and to realign skeletal joints. Chinese Jingjin manual therapy is divided into three major parts: fascia manipulation, bone setting manipulation, and finishing techniques. The operation takes about 30 minutes, and there is one treatment every other day, three treatments per week, and five consecutive weeks of treatment.