McGrath Neuromuscular Therapy

23/02/2026

New treatment - Non-Pharmacological Approach for the Treatment of Post-Herpetic Neuralgia / Shingles using frequencies resurrected for the 1920's.

"...Reactivation of varicella-zoster virus results in acute herpetic skin blistering and rash. Persistent of pain after resolution of skin rash for more than 3 months is known as Post-Herpetic Neuralgia (PHN). The incidence of PHN is unknown; it increases with age, being more frequent among patients aged above 50 years old....In the reported cases, FSM has been shown to be effective in treating PHN."

".... It is hypothesized that the frequencies might vibrate and resonate with one or more crucial bonds in the crystalline structure of the zoster virus and change the ability of the virus to interact with the cell membrane..."

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21/02/2026

Mitochondrial Recharge - Boosting athletic performance:

Using Microcurrent before a game or an event can help boost endurance during the event by directly stimulating cellular energy production, essentially "pre-charging" muscles to perform at a higher capacity & so delaying fatigue. By applying low-level electrical current that mimics the body's own ‘natural’ bioelectric signals, this therapy enhances mitochondrial efficiency to produce more adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the primary energy carrier in cells.

This process specifically helps by:

• Increased ATP Production (Energy Boost):
Microcurrent stimulation can increase ATP production by up to 500%. This provides a higher energy reserve in the muscles before physical exertion begins, allowing athletes to sustain higher performance levels for longer periods.

• Enhanced Oxygen Utilization:
Research indicates that applying microcurrent before exercise (pre-conditioning) improves oxygen extraction at the muscle microvasculature, optimising the aerobic energy system.

• Injury Prevention & Tissue Preparation:
Pre-event application can reduce the risk of muscle strain by improving blood circulation & tissue elasticity. It also helps in relaxing tissues & alleviating anxiety.

• Reduced Perceived Exertion:
Pre-competition application can lower the athlete's perceived exertion, meaning the same amount of effort feels less exhausting, allowing for better performance during the event.

• Improved Muscle Function:
Studies have shown that even short-term pre-event microcurrent applications can improve muscle tone & functional strength.

20/02/2026

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18/02/2026

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Mat based Pilates mixed class - incorporating Joseph Pilates original repertoire - new class starting Tuesday 24th Febuary, 7pm in Mullaghdun Community Centre. Six week block.
Some places still available.
PM or text / WhatsApp to 07816 166739
Benefits of Pilates:
• Improved general fitness.
• Improved flexibility and mobility of the spine.
• Increased muscle tone and flexibility.
• Improved balance & postural awareness.
• Increased stability of the shoulders and pelvis.
• Encourages effective and supportive core.
• Supplements training for athletes.
• Beneficial in preventing injury.
• Helps in physical rehabilitation.
• Improved balance and coordination.
• Safe & excellent type of exercise.
• Reduces stress & tension & promotes a sense of well-being.
• Helps in conserving and improving bone density.
• Provides relief from aches and pains.
• Improve circulation & increase efficiency & function of lungs.
• Makes you look and feel better.

14/02/2026

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11/02/2026

Using our new microcurrent treatment for injury on a runner's recent achilles injury.

Microcurrent mimics the body's natural bioelectrical currents, stimulating fibroblast activity & tissue repair.

Key Benefits of microcurrent for achilles tendinopathy include:

• Accelerated Healing: Studies show that microcurrent increases collagen fibre organisation, promoting stronger, faster repair.

• Reduced Inflammation & Pain: It helps reduce chronic inflammation of the paratenon (the tissue surrounding the Achilles).

• Reduced Risk of re-rupture: By aiding in the structural repair of collagen fibres, it may reduce the likelihood of re-injury in weakened tendons.

• Improved Functionality: It has been shown to be more effective than conventional conservative management for chronic Achilles tendon injuries.

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11/02/2026

02/02/2026

Another long 14 months of study & a new qualification. Now Nigel McGrath NMT & looking towards new business name change. Tried to start this pre COVID finally got round to it. Introducing new treatments for chronic pain...

20/12/2025

Wishing all my PT, Pilates & injured or massage clients a very Happy Christmas & a prosperous & safe New Year for 2026! Thank you for your custom throughout this past year. I will be closed on Tuesday 23rd December until Monday 5th January. Looking forward to another year with some more exciting news in January... Last opportunity Monday 22nd if anyone is looking for vouchers...

12/12/2025

Mat based Pilates mixed class - incorporating Joseph Pilates original repertoire - new class starting Tuesday 6th January, 7pm in Mullaghdun Community Centre. Six week block. Some places still available. PM or text / WhatsApp to 07816 166739
Benefits of Pilates:
• Improved general fitness.
• Improved flexibility and mobility of the spine.
• Increased muscle tone and flexibility.
• Improved balance & postural awareness.
• Increased stability of the shoulders and pelvis.
• Encourages effective and supportive core.
• Supplements training for athletes.
• Beneficial in preventing injury.
• Helps in physical rehabilitation.
• Improved balance and coordination.
• Safe & excellent type of exercise.
• Reduces stress & tension & promotes a sense of well-being.
• Helps in conserving and improving bone density.
• Provides relief from aches and pains.
• Improve circulation & increase efficiency & function of lungs.
• Makes you look and feel better.

18/11/2025

02/11/2025

Is this the future of tissue repair and recovery?

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have found that applying electrical currents to "macrophages," a crucial type of immune cell, can reprogram them to reduce inflammation and promote faster healing in cases of disease or injury.

".....excited by the findings. Not only does this study show for the first time that electrical stimulation can shift human macrophages to suppress inflammation, we have also demonstrated increased ability of macrophages to repair tissue, supporting electrical stimulation as an exciting new therapy to boost the body's own repair processes in a huge range of different injury and disease situations."

Electricity reprograms immune cells to speed up recovery....See link to full article below:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/10/251029100202.htm