MNRI and Down Syndrome: Improving Reflex Integration and Function

Jun 21
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This study examined the use of an MNRI® (Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration) program to improve reflex patterns in children with Down syndrome. Researchers observed measurable improvements in reflex integration, accompanied by gains in motor skills, coordination, and overall functioning. The findings suggest that MNRI may support neurological development and enhance functional abilities as a complementary, non-pharmaceutical approach.

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