im a physiotherapist in training and i love your videos

In my case the stiffness is associated with pain. The worst is in the knees, hamstrings, shoulders, & upper arms which make sleep, movement & exercise difficult. Any tips for this?

enjoying your videos. I'm an OT and it's a good review for me or learning new things as well. Nice job guys!

thanks for information i think adding subtitles is a good way to solve sound's problem in my opinion

I love your videos, but please, do something with that volume. I wear hearing aids and use speakers pretty much at full volume. I've tried the close captioned but that doesn't pick up all words correctly. It is difficult for me to read and watch. Thank you.. :-)

Thank you

Ty Gn my favorite 🤠🤠 therapists. I learnt more ❤️🥰.

Hello I have a question. Can we stimulate the hamstrings and calf muscles using NMES for Parkinson's patients to increase their strength ? Or it's not about that, but more about stretching and releasing the muscle ?

Minute 1:27, you mention "spasticity", isn't just rigidity? because during lecture in my University they told us that "spasticity" is not the correct term for that symptom.

I need to know what kind of massage is good, and especially with sciatica and surgery in the knees. Please more info

I’m an OT and this was great information for me as a review.

What's the name of that device like the padels of the bicycle?

Where do I get that mini bike?

interesting, thank you for having these videos for the public We noticed you are now wearing mics, Great Brad comes through well, Bob is still hard to hear, Maybe I need a hearing aid.....

Great things Dr Madida on KZfaq has being doing for mankind, I undergo his Parkinson disease treatment plan for weeks and my Parkinson Disease was completely reversed....💫

I have this pt that has Parkinson and has developed stiffness at his ul and ll...May I know the suitable tx to reduce his stiffness..the pt is unable to walk and bedridden..

How can we order this bike?

Hey.Need some help from you guys,wanna discuss a case scenario of my aunt who is 65 Years old.She is patient of epilepsy by birth but now from 2 months,she had become Patient of Parkinson's,She's completely bed ridden,no active movement and continuous seizures occurs,wanna know Are these Techniques u told in this video beneficial to her?Also one more thing she has got bed sore too.

MadicineI take worsening day by day

The physical pain is the worse