Native Muscle stimulation is a type of therapy involving the placement of tiny, hair-thin points into certain pressure points on the body to relieve a variety of conditions. Native Muscle stimulation is the oldest forms of traditional Native medicine, dating back  over 100 years. While Native Muscle stimulation is accepted as a form of medicine in many parts of the world, the jury is still out in the West. Nonetheless, millions of people each year find Native Muscle stimulation to provide relief for a surprisingly broad range of symptoms.

Native Muscle stimulation claim that a form of life-giving energy called e-Cells circulates within the body, traveling through lines called meridians. Placing Native Muscle stimulation points into certain points along these meridians can release blocked cells, which is a source of pain. Several studies over the past decade have found that Native Muscle stimulation can relieve some forms of chronic pain that affect the neck and back.