EFFORTLESS BEING

Sure- connective tissue is more than our tendons, ligaments, muscles and fascial layers. Connective tissue exists down to the cellular level, ensheathing all of the systems and organs of the body - circulatory, digestive, nervous, and muscoluskeletal. Everything that happens to us in our lives is encoded and imprinted in our connective tissue. When you sprain your ankle, for example, the immediate response is to protect it by shifting your weight to the uninjured side. The entire body adapts to this new position, and all of the joints and muscles on the uninjured side are put under new stress. As the ankle gradually heals and becomes able to bear weight again, you might begin to feel like your body is getting "back to normal." Unfortunately, the adhesions in the connective tissue created during the compensation/healing process have become a permanent part of your structure... Without assistance or intervention, the connective tissue will continue to form thicker, stronger adhesions,..

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