Fascia is the most flexible connective tissue that covers organs, vessels, nerves, and forms muscle sheaths in humans. Muscular fascia provides gliding of muscles, sets the position of internal organs, transmits movement from muscles to bones, and much more. Fascial tissue adhesions lead to poor joint mobility, impaired movement coordination, muscle overload, and, as a result, pain. In addition, there may be violations of the internal organs and other body systems due to compression of blood vessels and nerves.
Exercises help "soften" the fascial tissue and restore the muscles' sliding function. All body systems, including the digestive and nervous systems, receive an additional blood supply and nutrient inflow, and tight muscles relax and become elastic and resilient again.
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