Lymphatic drainage
Slow, rhythmic work intended to support lymph movement, ease swelling, and help the body clear stagnation.
Greater Houston Area
Therapies
Tell us what brought you in — a stiff shoulder, a knee that flares, swelling, or a stretch of feeling run down. The visit is built from that: shockwave, hands-on work, a cellular session, or herbs. Your physician still handles diagnosis and treatment.
Shockwave therapy
Salus can treat people dealing with aches and pains using shockwave therapy. It can help with the conditions below, and with related pain in the same area.
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Hands, wrists, and arms
Carpal tunnel syndrome and tendinitis of the arms and hands
Hips
Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
Knees
Patellar tendinitis and knee osteoarthritis
Feet
Plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinitis
Shoulders and neck
Shoulder periarthritis and subacromial bursitis
Elbows
Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
Back
Myofascial pain syndrome and non-specific back pain
Lower legs
Shin splints and medial tibial stress syndrome
Bodywork
Hands-on sessions
Thai bodywork
Assisted stretches and acupressure along sen lines to open joints and ease myofascial strain.
Ionic foot bath
A warm mineral foot bath used as a quiet reset alongside the rest of a visit.
Cellular sessions
Light, frequency, and breath
Molecular hydrogen
Brown’s gas and hydrogen inhalation, used as a selective antioxidant session.
PEMF
Pulsed electromagnetic sessions aimed at cellular recharge and recovery support.
Red and near-infrared light
Photobiomodulation with red and near-infrared wavelengths for tissue recovery.
Tuning forks
Weighted and unweighted forks used along the body for a slower, quieter session.
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Herbs and homeopathy
Consultations can include herbal formulas, homeopathic remedies, and ear seeds. Recommendations are individualized. They are not one protocol for every person.
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Ear seeds
Small seeds placed on ear points during a visit, so you can press them between appointments. They stay on for a few days and are chosen for the points that fit that visit.
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Herbal intakes
A visit can include teas, tinctures, and adaptogens. The intake looks at what you are already using, then a formula is suggested for you rather than pulled from a set menu.
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Classical homeopathy
Classical remedies are considered when one picture fits the case. They are not added to every plan, and they sit alongside the rest of the visit.
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