Myofascial Release

What is fascia

Fascia is a type of connective tissue, the fascial network, that extends in a three-dimensional form throughout the body and encompasses muscle tissue, all soft tissues (ligaments, tendons, fasciae, bones, bursae, etc.) as well as internal organs. The fascia system is a completely integrated system and constitutes the immediate information environment of each cell in the body, adapting the direction and density of its fibers according to the local requirements. The fascia is a single structure and this results in effects that can be caused at a local point being transferred to the entire body.

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Allows the body to maintain its normal shape

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Holds vital organs in place

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Protects internal organs

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Eliminates toxic substances

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Better lymph mobility

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Contributes to cellular respiration

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It allows the body to resist external and internal mechanical stresses

The fascia is the direct environment for information and connection with every cell in the body

The dominant role of the fascia is supportive and protective, both in maintaining the position of the body and internal organs and in improving metabolism through the movement of fluids and lymph, with a positive effect on the immune system.

The fascia is the means of transporting cellular fluid, providing lubrication and the transport of essential nutrients.

Fascia can affect the smooth functioning of internal organs and muscles through lymphatic channels and cellular respiration.

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