the legs and achieve release through a force transmission effect physician. who was the first to render the fascinating full body network of fashion a visible to the naked eye. in his long professional life the hand surgeon from bordeaux in france has performed countless operations. in surgery you see every day how the land is of connective tissue slide to and fro but how does this connective tissue function. it s a question that so far no one has answered. it covers a wall i want to know how it functional so that i could reconstruct tendons better i say because tendons do a connective tissue all. at the institute of hand and foot surgery in bordeaux governor to makes the world of the fashion visible with a special camera. the films the tissue inside the living body.
a hidden whitish colored fiber spanned of connective tissue that accounts for roughly twenty percent of our body weight like clingfilm flashy enveloping muscles tendons and organs and provide a link to our. for centuries the physiological importance of the fashion was overlooked or underestimated but now is considered to be key to our health is at the onset to relieving one of the most common of all let a back pain. a search for answers takes us across the diamond in maine in the northeast of the united states thomas meyers trains physiotherapists he s written a pioneering book on fashion and that he trains. as has long believed that the fashion is in dick an egghead throughout the human body. is something comes to me with plantar fasciitis i very seldom get the best results from treating their plantar fasciitis i get the best long term and talking about
. and that again seems to indicate a mechanical force transmission across the muscle fashion connections in this case from the legs to appear to the cervical spine so that you. even if for centuries hadn t been pointed at all muscle fashion lines working with the fashion rolled on the up a fine certainly affects more distant body parts such as the neck. philcon suspects that force is transmitted not only vertically but horizontally as well. as the of that of a how is this relevant to practice if that s because ultimately the goal of research is to make it application oriented to see if it provides an alternative for physicians or physical therapists or patients i don t stay in the as a so do patients really need to work on the cervical spine to relieve neck tension more they can lay if they don t want to do. that maybe also work on the torso or
mechanism of fiberglass activation within the fashion also explain the pain reducing effect of acca puncture treatment. the fiber glass that are inside the tissues up just several centimeters away not just only at the needle they expand they ve their response it relaxes the tissue there s another thing that happens which we are interested in is that it releases a substance called a.t.p. so a.t.p. is a signaling molecule and soul of the a.t.p. . is is something that we think may be possible. related to the ask and i ll just go back. and so modern research is providing evidence that validates ancient healing techniques until recently the end of our civil desks were viewed as the primary and most frequent source of back pain. but now there is an increasing focus on fashion as the trigger for chronic complaints. analgesics are such as are also
a cause of back pain the studies are normal are they there s no indication as to what would be causing the pain conversed a lot of people have terrible of king m.r. eyes you know degenerative disks but they don t have any pain so we thought well what about that right along our fashion because it s a huge structure in the back it really essentially connects the shoulders with the eps it s a big sheet of connective tissue. as we can see from an ultrasound picture of an arm the fashion is arranged in layers when we move they slide back and forth. this also applies to the fashion in the back and how research compare. during the tissue of people who suffer from back pain with out of people who don t most of them has discovered that the difference lies in the connective tissues ability to slight. in normal people we have two layers like this and they can they should be able to move by about seventy five percent of their of their legs. when