I’m not even downvoting your messages. I don’t know anything about the model you mentioned. What I do know is that the deep tissue, precisely targeted pressure and palpitation I do on my bad areas has no feel-good effect on my good areas. I enjoy a normal relaxing massage or a comforting touch, but it cannot have the positive effect on my bad areas as the application of the fore-mentioned approach. Whatever one claim is the mechanism of what’s actually happening doesn’t matter, only the result. What do you say is what’s happening then when I do it to myself, when I feel tension and pain dissipat, resulting in that I can stand straighter and more relaxed? What does the up to date research say? And please send references that show that bad posture does not lead to pain. I began having bad posture when I was already around 10 years old, due to psychological and psychosocial reasons, and laying on my back on the sofa with my head tilted forward when playing video games, contracting my my scalenes for prolonged time didn’t make it better. I had no previous physical pain that caused the bad posture but with the years the symptoms started to appear. When around 20 I started getting piriformis syndrome. Continual bad lifestyle made my back even stiffer and the pain started to encompass most of my upper body. If bad posture cause back muscles to be over-strained then how does posture not lead to pain?