The fascia is a membrane of connective tissue that covers every structure in the body, from the cell to the organs, muscles, bones, and nerves. These membranes act in continuity. They contribute to the protection, support, and healing of the body while playing a role in the elimination of toxins.
When they are under stress (shock, surgery, inflammation, prolonged poor posture, etc.), the fascias can form adhesions. Symptoms of this phenomenon can take many forms, the most common of which are pain and reduced range of motion. This therapeutic approach is perfectly complementary to physiotherapy, after an injury or too much tension due to spasticity.