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Interstitium Theise
Fascia or interstitium? The fascia or interstitium is the architectural framework of the body with its continuous flow, which an American research group now considers to be the largest organ of the body.
What is Fascia? How scientists discovered new cells and a new organ
What are electromagnetic fields? How does the original electrical environment work and what does it mean for humans and animals that this environment has not existed since 1889.
Fascia stretching is vital in injury rehabilitation
Fascia is a system of flexible and mobile connective tissue that envelops everything in our body. If our fascia system is healthy, we are healthy, but when the fascia becomes stiff, tight or inflamed, there are consequences.
Since the fascia is such a vital part of our metabolism, stabilizing function, musculoskeletal system, has a force-transmitting effect and helps us feel our position, many problems can be traced to the fascia, or affect the fascia.
What is back pain?
A review of the different forms of back pain such as lumbago/lower back pain, back pain and common back pain
Problems related to Fascia
Fascia is a system of flexible and mobile connective tissue that envelops everything in our body. If our fascia system is healthy, we are healthy, but when the fascia becomes stiff, tight or inflamed, there are consequences.
Since the fascia is such a vital part of our metabolism, stabilizing function, musculoskeletal system, has a force-transmitting effect and helps us feel our position, many problems can be traced to the fascia, or affect the fascia.
Fluid flow in the fascia and how it is affected by wave and vibration therapy
Recently, a German researcher has shown that the connective tissue in a human transports 15 liters of water in 48 hours, which is a relatively large amount compared to e.g. blood volume and lymphatic system.
Is Cancer related to Fascia? New insights presented at Boston congress
New discoveries bring new insights and by looking at the body in a completely new way, we gain new perspectives and explanations for conditions such as back pain, obesity, diabetes and even cancer.
Why is new research changing the way we think about aches and pains?
What does the increased digitalization of recent years mean for us as humans and why is touch and presence important?
Oxidative stress & free radicals break down your body
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?
Fascia movement, exercise and training
Why do we need to move? What happens when we don’t move and how is Fascia affected by exercise and sports practice?
