Bill Rabon, LMT

Bill Rabon, a budding musician, was just a few days away from surgery to relieve the pain that shot through his body every time he held his string bass. Then a friend suggested he look into Hoshino Therapy-a unique Japanese pressure-point massage therapy system.

"After a one-hour session I felt relief," Rabon says. "It was the first relief I'd had in six months."

Knowing that if it helped him, Hoshino therapy could help others, Rabon devoted the next 30 years of his life to studying the art of massaging 250 pressure points throughout the body to bring renewed vitality to tendons and ligaments that have shorthened, dried up and hardened. Through his knowledge, much of it gained during 20 years working with the therapy's founder, professor Tomezo Hoshino, Rabon has helped relieve pain of patients suffering from carpel tunnel sundrome, TMJ, osteoarthritis, tennis elbow, sciatica, tendonitis and more.

Rabon says that the therapy Hoshino perfected is a deep tissue massage-aimed at the cause of pain-that is done without any discomfort for the recipient.

"If someone is in pain and considering surgery, they should try Hoshino therapy first," Rabon says.

"With Hoshino therapy, I'm treating the cause of the problem without injections, medications or surgery."