It has a name — Glisson traction — and clinics have applied it the same way for decades. The only thing missing was a home version worth trusting.
Tight muscles pull your neck joints together. Compressed joints squeeze the space your nerves run through. That's when it stops staying in your neck and starts throbbing down your arm.
Traction pulls the other way. Light, steady, held a few minutes and load comes off. The muscles stop guarding, and when they finally relax, that's the release you keep booking appointments for.
Controlled Glisson Traction is that same clinical loop: cradled behind the skull, padded at the jaw. Except you're seated, your hands add the tension, and you let go whenever you want.
We won't tell you it repairs anything. It takes the pressure off while it's on. The protocol is how you do it again everytime you want.