An inguinal hernia is a weakening of the abdominal wall, which allows the peritoneum and other tissues from the abdomen, peritoneum, small intestine and fatty tissue, to travel down through the abdominal wall towards the groin.
The palm of the hand, consists of several small bones called the carpal joint. Between these bones lies a narrow canal called the carpal tunnel. Over this canal lies a strong ligament, the transverse carpal ligament. The canal contains tendons from the muscles of the forearm to the fingers, blood vessels and a large nerve, the median nerve
Headaches are common and can occur for a variety of reasons. Most of the time, they are harmless and go away on their own within a few hours or a day. Most commonly, headaches are caused by stress, anxiety, tension, lack of sleep, dehydration, vision problems, infection and more.
Frozen shoulder is a movement disorder that affects about 40,000 Swedes every year. The FasciaClinics’ methods have been researched and developed to treat frozen shoulder
Around most skeletal bones in the body is a periosteum, which is richly supplied with nerves, blood and lymph vessels. It supplies the bone tissue with nutrients and more, and from here the bone expands as it grows or needs strengthening.
When articular cartilage breaks down faster than new ones are built, you have osteoarthritis in the joint. It is sometimes also called wear and tear of articular cartilage. The result is that the joint cartilage decreases. One cause of osteoarthritis is age as the articular cartilage becomes drier and thus more fragile with increasing age.
Recent research shows that the Fascia lines used in treatment almost perfectly match the meridians of acupuncture – and that Fascia treatment is a modern, effective alternative to acupuncture
What does the increased digitalization of recent years mean for us as humans and why is touch and presence important?
Free radicals are formed naturally when our cells break down the food we eat and convert it into energy – and every time we put any kind of stress on our bodies, free radicals are released. But too many free radicals lead to oxidative stress – a condition that can have major negative consequences for our health.
But what are free radicals, how do they affect the body, and what can you do to make sure your body doesn’t rust?
Why do we need to move? What happens when we don’t move and how is Fascia affected by exercise and sports practice?
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