The dead don’t hold themselves together. What cadavers reveal about posture, pain and neural tone — and why the body is a predictive system, not just tissue under force.
Fascia isn’t a tidy sheet of lines and chains. This article explores fascia as an anisotropic, load-responsive system where shear, not stretch, explains what therapists feel and observe in movement
We’ve been told that fascia can be melted, softened, or released. In reality, it’s a slow, adaptive tissue that changes through load, time, and habit — not through momentary touch.