TECAR therapy, also known as capacitive and resistive energetic transfer, is a form of endogenous thermotherapy that uses high-frequency alternating currents to generate heat within the body's tissues. It's used in physical therapy and rehabilitation to manage pain, improve tissue healing, and enhance athletic performance. TECAR therapy can be beneficial for various conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, sports-related traumas, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Matrix Rhythm Therapy (MRT) is a specialized physiotherapy technique that utilizes a non-invasive, mechanical device to stimulate tissues at a cellular level. It aims to restore the natural rhythm of tissue vibration, improve circulation, and promote healing by targeting the root causes of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. MRT is used to treat conditions like chronic back and neck pain, frozen shoulder, stroke, plantar fasciitis, and trigeminal neuralgia.

Cupping therapy and manual therapy are distinct approaches. Cupping uses cups to create suction on the skin, while manual therapy involves hands-on techniques to manipulate muscles and soft tissues. Both are used to address various musculoskeletal issues and pain, but cupping primarily focuses on increasing blood flow and releasing tension, whereas manual therapy directly addresses muscle imbalances and soft tissue restrictions.