FASCIAL ADHESIONS: CHRONIC PAIN’S “PERFECT STORM”
LEAVES SUFFERERS SHIPWRECKED

FASCIA is the tough, mucousy, cellophane-like membrane that adheres tightly to nerves, blood vessels, and yes, muscles.  One of the things I’ve learned from 25 years of treating patients is that if a person has FASCIAL ADHESIONS — Fascia whose fibers are not lined up in a neat orderly manner, but are instead clumped into a tangled, matted, wad (like THIS or THIS) — they will never hold adjustments (HERE). 

This means they are coming in over and over and over again, for the same old problems.  While some chiros might look at this as their bread and butter (HERE), my goal is always to do whatever I can to get your problem solved ASAP.  Remember; I’m the guy that wants to see less of you instead of more (HERE).

Not only will the folks described in the previous paragraph likely end up with some sort of Chronic Pain issue; when they go to the doctor for EXAMINATIONS and TESTS, their pain will probably be blamed on the most common scapegoats — ARTHRITIS and FIBROMYALGIA.  While people with these problems certainly exist in significant numbers, “Arthur and Fibro” usually get way more credit than they deserve.  Problems in the Fascia (fascial adhesions being chief among them) often lead to Chronic Pain’s “Perfect Storm” because…….

FIBROSIS & FASCIAL ADHESIONS: AN UNHOLY RECIPE FOR DISASTER

Fascial Adhesions: The Shipwreck of Chronic Pain

Take the four bullet points above, put them in a witch’s cauldron, stir them all together, throw in the COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF DRUGS that your doctors continue to prescribe, bring it all to a boil, and you have a recipe for disaster — the “Perfect Storm” for perpetuating your Chronic Pain (drugs cause INTESTINAL PERMEABILITY, which leads to increased inflammation and SYMPATHETIC DOMINANCE). 

Maybe it’s time to step outside the box and actually address the underlying cause(s) of your pain.  I do not want to insinuate for even a moment that I help each and every person I treat —- BUT I HELP A HECK OF LOT OF YOU. The nice thing is; you’ll know in just one treatment if what I do is going to help (HERE). There are parallel approaches to the Inflammation / Fibrosis problem that are likewise invaluable for maintaining the good results over the long haul (HERE).

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