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This narrative review explores the effects of Myofascial Induction Therapy (MIT) on various musculoskeletal conditions, focusing on pain relief, range of motion, and functional outcomes. MIT has shown promising results in reducing pain sensitivity, improving mobility, and enhancing quality of life in patients with conditions such as chronic low back pain, breast cancer-related shoulder morbidity, and temporomandibular disorders. The review highlights the benefits of MIT in addressing myofascial dysfunction, including its ability to modulate pain without necessarily improving joint mobility in healthy individuals. Additionally, MIT demonstrates positive outcomes in improving cervical and shoulder ROM and reducing discomfort in survivors of head and neck cancer. These findings suggest that MIT could be a valuable therapeutic intervention across various musculoskeletal disorders, supporting its integration into rehabilitation programs. Further research is needed to establish optimal treatment protocols and explore its long-term effects.