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Old 12-22-2013, 09:37 PM #1
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Default Fascia Gets No Respect

It took me a long time to learn about fascia and the effect it has on the entire body. Jomar has been talking about this for a long time now, but I'm finally starting to get it. Thanks Jomar. I think it's the one thing that seems to be kind of dismissed, or not addressed, by most people, doctors and therapists included.

I see more, and more, information about Thoracic Outlet Syndrome on the internet but very few people ever talk about fascia, and I think it plays a very big part in chronic pain. Loosening it up, with things like joint mobility exercises, self-myofascial release, and vacuum cupping has helped me greatly. It is a very slow process, though, and you have to be very consistent and patient. Reversing chronic pain is not easy or fast.
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My chiro said a lot of my pain is from that too. She showed me some stretches, what else can we do for the arms?
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My chiro said a lot of my pain is from that too. She showed me some stretches, what else can we do for the arms?
Where is your pain in the arms?
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Where is your pain in the arms?
The forearm muscles and also my tendons feel like they are too short, or that I have a tight sleeve that covers my forearm...chiro says that is all fascia pain.
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The forearm muscles and also my tendons feel like they are too short, or that I have a tight sleeve that covers my forearm...chiro says that is all fascia pain.
Hey Nellyzen -- I sent you a PM about this.
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