What Is Fibrotherapy I There are over nine hundred individual muscles which make up sixty percent of your body. They are the performers. They control the skeleton as well as the organs. There is no question that muscles are directly related to many of the infirmities people suffer today, from back and neck pains, to headaches, to digestive problems, and so on.
The skeletal muscles in your body are bundles of fibers that attach to the bones at a point of origin movement toward , and a point of insertion point of pull. The fibers blend into tendinous tissue at the attachments.
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In order for the muscle to function properly, each fiber must be independent and free to receive lubrication from the lymph along with oxygen and nutrients from arterial blood and to facilitate the the removal of toxins with the venous blood. Connective muscle tissue that has lost its ability to receive lubrication from the lymph and oxygen from the blood bond laterally, creating conditions ranging from fibrous strands to solid masses of connective tissue. When this is found at the origin and insertion of a particular muscle the result is a muscle that is in a constant state of contraction.
The contraction, although slight, will create a negative impact on bodily functions over a period, especially when the contractions are found in the lower extremities. Early childhood traumas that could have started as early as when the doctor held you by the ankles at birth, daddy swinging you around, sprained ankles, broken bones, etc.
Automobile accidents are a major cause, as are falls, or even exercise that is too strenuous. Improper diet, chemicals in our food, medications, excessive alcohol - all will contribute to this condition. There is no massage, muscle release manipulation, or muscle reorganization methods that will allow permanent relief to the patient until adherent deep muscle tissue has been revitalized.
