Remember to first consult your doctor before following the program and this program is not a substitute for health care.
When you look at the fascia videos below, remember that fascia is involved in every part of your body. Bladder. Bowel. Chest wall. Lungs. Face. Everywhere. The second video explains inside fascia and the first video focuses more on pain.
We have injuries happening in our bodies all the time without us knowing it. Maybe we’re not sitting in the correct posture and our muscles will start to complain. Maybe we’ve had too much sugar and that toxin is causing damage in our tissues. (Diabetics have far more tendon problems than people who don’t have diabetes). Maybe we’ve had too much alcohol or any other toxin – This all produces damage to our bodies and our bodies can feel pain. It doesn’t have to be a specific muscle injury. If the toxin is there too long, it affects your fascia.
Small Steps to Pain Improvement Starts with healing Fascia. Massage therapists, Physiotherapists and other healers have known this for years.
Remember, when you have pain, it is hard to concentrate. There is no need to watch the videos in one sitting. After a minute or two, hit pause, then get up and move around, do something else and return at another time. Good Luck. Judy.
I created the video below to explain fascia as involving all organs.
If you have a chronic pain problem, your fascia is more sticky and you will need to stretch even every 30- 60 minutes in the beginning until your fascia heals. Even one minute of stretching can make a difference and you can do it at your desk or even while in a shopping line – start a trend and have yoga in your grocery store.
Below is a 15 minute fascia stretch program from Heal Myself – Human Garage
Breathing correctly can lower inflammation in the fascia.
When the body is stressed with pain, change can feel overwhelming. Small steps matter. Choose the tools that work for you. Here are exercises ranging from one to twelve minutes that can Lower inflammation and Stress.
Here is more information on Inflammation on my Blog
Step 1 Step 2 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7
In Types of Pain, you can find stretches that can help relieve acute and chronic pain.
The Limbic System, if overactive, can cause inflammation and diseased fascia.
Problems with fascia cause fibromyalgia with or without chronic pain. Fascia is in your bowels and your bladder and you can have irritable bowel disease and bladder problems. Men tend to get prostate inflammation with fibromyalgia.