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Powered by Tension Release Technology ™

Our team is devoted to improving the day-to-day life of the individual through preventative and recovery care based on structural improvement of the body.

Our proprietary technology, Tension Release Technology ™ (TRT), is a new form of stabilized potential energy which interacts and communicates with the anatomy and physiology of the body, specifically the muscular system. Once

introduced to the body, this energy field communicates with the muscles to release and relax thus allowing for improved overall body structure alignment.

Through our highly specialized proprietary process, TRT is able to bond to any textile on the molecular level achieving long term viability to help support body function in muscular tension release and help improve overall body structure alignment.

The future of preventative and recovery wear is here.

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For more detailed information please visit The Science Behind page.

Learn More about SRM

WHO WE ARE

Meet the Founder and Inventor

Brian Burzynski, D.PSc., SRM

Intelligent Threads: President and Chief Science Officer

Synergy Release Method (SRM): Founder and Chief Therapist

Brian Burzynski, D.PSc., SRM has been practicing SRM® (Synergy Release Method®) therapeutic services since 2000, known as the best kept secret in body structure and body functionality. He has taken his education in Quantum Engineering and Mechanics, combined with 20 years of hands-on body alignment anatomy and physiology, to make the most sophisticated, technologically advanced way to correct body structure issues within minutes - Tension Release Technology™.

His clinic’s motto is, “We want to see you once, then you have the technology to correct yourself.” Most patients receive 80%+ improvements within one session, without a need to return.

Brian was a stand out high school basketball player in Waco, TX when injury struck and he found his new profession in helping people recovery structurally from injury.

Out of SRM birthed Intelligent Threads, the first ever Tension Release Technology™ textile which communicates to your muscular and skeletal system allowing your body structure to realign within seconds of contact to the material. Now used on over 10,000+ individuals since 2016, TRT™ has been proven to improve overall body structure by over 60% within the first 2mins of wear, decrease pain, improve sleep, regulate blood flow, and improve recovery.

Brian has worked on many great athletes and celebrities, such as Fred Couples (PGA), Andy Roddick (Tennis), Andy Reid (NFL KC Chief Head Coach), Terrell Owens (NFL), Houston Street (MLB), Yao Ming (NBA), Justin Houston (NFL), Jim Morris (MLB), Zachary Levi (Actor), Lee Ann Rimes (Country Music Star), David Sinclair (Harvard Professor), and Dave Asprey (Godfather of Bio Hacking).

His body mechanics and technology have no comparison to anything currently available and are taking human body technology 100+ years into the future.

Brian is married to Michelle Burzynski and they have two daughters, Anna Belle and Eliza. They enjoy their family time at their church and outdoor adventures.

OUR TEAM

Guerry Grune, PhD, PA

Intelligent Topicals: Chief Chemist

Guerry Grune, obtained his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Duke University (graduation with distinction) with a double major in Chemistry. Senior research involved the use of polysaccharides to induce pseudoplastic flow for tertiary oil recovery. After working as an R&D scientist for Fiber Industries Incorporated, a subsidiary of Celanese and ICI of Great Britain (later Hoechst-Celanese) in the heavy denier polyester filament and liquid crystal high modulus organic fiber group, he returned to graduate school at the University of Massachusetts. There he obtained the M.S.ChE. (1982) from the Departments of Polymer Science and Engineering and Chemical Engineering working for Professor Robert W. Lenz in the field of thermotropic liquid polyesters including modeling for injection molding leading to commercialization of Vectra for the same purpose.

Next he joined IBM in the Research Triangle Park, N.C. His major responsibilities there included development of the token ring local area network (LAN) cabling system, fiber optic cables and connectors, corrosive gas testing of metallurgical components including the initiation of the Corrosives Gas Testing Laboratory at RTP, standards and specifications for fiber data distributed interface (FDDI) systems, and ISO 9000 registration development. The IBM Cabling system was first announced as a commercial product in May, 1984 and is still recognized as the premier computer network system in use in the world today.

Later, while still an IBM employee, he completed the doctorate in Chemical Engineering under the direction of Professors Vivian T. Stannett and Harry R. Allcock, that involved the use of modified allyl amino polyphosphazenes by radiation for semiconductor microlithographic resist applications. Leaving IBM as an IBM Fellow Engineer, Guerry went to work for ABB Corporation’s newly built Transmission Technology Institute and simultaneously began teaching biochemical thermodynamics as an Adjunct Professor in the Duke University Biomedical Engineering program. As an ABB Fellow Engineer, he developed new coatings for magnet wire, process economic downsizing for drying distribution transformer production lines, developed novel adhesive systems for an optical distribution transformer requiring several new metal-to-glass connections, and worked with key investigators on novel agricultural oils as an alternate heat transfer medium. Among winning proposals submitted were; a corroded underground oil-filled high voltage power line; and the first U.S. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study of power and distribution transformers.

The LCA work led to development with his wife and ePatentManager IT director, Carla O. Grune, of the LCAPIX software module (US Patent 6,490,569) combining, for the first time, Life Cycle Assessment with Activity Based Costing. This activity led to becoming the Principal Consultant for KM Limited, an environmental consulting company specializing in LCA and software development.

Next, Guerry joined Mitsubishi Chemical America’s Virginia Operations as Manager of Optical Photoreceptor Development (for electrophotography) and was later appointed the position as Director of Intellectual Property.

In 2004, Guerry began full-time activities as the Principal of ePatentManager.com, and since then has provided full Intellectual Property development for NC State University (in their Tech Transfer Office), additional Fortune 500 companies including Solvay, Praxair (now Linde), and Exponent and was appointed IP director for Cable Components Group, Ennis-Flint (formerly Flint Trading), AG Essence, and others. In addition, US Patents 8,326,851 and 10,262,028 were granted to Dr. Grune that describe a portion of his teaching methodology on patent valuation.

Currently Guerry is an Associate Adjunct Professor in the Pratt School Masters of Engineering Department at Duke University, where he lectures on Intellectual Asset Management and green, sustainable new product development.

He has authored over 50 publications and technical disclosures, and is listed as an inventor or co-inventor for over 100 patents, patent publications, and patent applications either pending or granted.