dr. bruno bordoni on fascia and its relationship to pain and disease
ROME’S DR. BRUNO BORDONI; EXPERT ON FASCIA AND IT’S RELATIONSHIP TO PAIN, DYSFUNCTION, AND DISEASE Although first touted by DR ANDREW TAYLOR STILL, there is a growing number of elite scientists researchers, and physicians, who believe the solution to many — some would say most — chronic illness and chronic pain is in the fascia […]
fascia and autoimmune diseases
“The fascia is a sheet of connective tissue, primarily collagen, that separates muscle tissue. Inflammation in the fascia can be an important part of the disease in patients with dermatomyositis.”From the Myositis Association’s article from earlier this summer, Dealing with the Constant Hum of Pain. The article is essentially the transcript of a Q & […]
lipedema and the relationship to both fascia and inflammation
“Despite its description in 1940 by Allen and Hines, little is understood about the disorder. Lipedema (Adiposis Dolorosa or “painful fat”) is a common adipose tissue disorder that is believed to affect nearly 11% of adult women worldwide. It is characterized most commonly by disproportionate adipocyte hypertrophy of the lower extremities, significant tenderness to palpation, […]
fascia as an endocrine / neuroendocrine organ
FASCIA AS AN ENDOCRINE / NEUROENDOCRINE ORGAN “Superficial fascia, the adipose layer at the hypodermal level just beneath our skin, is a whole body endocrine organ, a whole body lymphoid organ, a sensory system, a metabolic regulator….” Dr. Gil Hedley from a Facebook post for his Integrative Anatomy website. “Since connective tissue plays an intimate […]
systemic adhesions of the fascia
FASCIA AND CHRONIC PAINDO YOU HAVE MULTIPLE LOCAL PROBLEMS OR A SYSTEMIC PROBLEM? Image by Connexions FASCIA is not only the single most pain-sensitive tissue in your body, it plays significant roles in health and disease that we are only beginning to scratch the surface of (HERE and HERE). Unfortunately, most doctors are not up […]
fascia acts as second nervous system
Of nerve there is no trace. But the cell framework, the cytoskeleton might serve.”1932’s Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Charles Scott Sherrington (1857-1952) from 1952’s Man on His Nature. Nerves provide the means for each cell in our body to be able to communicate with every other cell in our body. Right? This is not entirely […]
fascial adhesions & proprioceptive dysfunction as the common cause of disease?
Note from Dr Schierling: This post was originally published a decade and a half ago. Given the changing landscape of medical information and previous efforts to restrict this content via shadow-banning and outright censorship, I have updated and republished it for accuracy and relevance as of 1/24/2026. “Connective tissue is something of an orphan child […]