New research on Fascia changes the way we look at pain
There is an ongoing global revolution within the anatomical research field, turning the way we view our bodies upside down and setting a new standard for how we conduct research.
Dr Heike Jäger, neuro physiologist and specialist in muscular deseases, chronic pain and back ache at the Fascia Research Center at the University of Ulm, Germany, is one of those leading this development. According to her, the old premises for anatomical research are no longer valid.
The reason being this wildfire of new discoveries that is challening our conventional view of the human body. One such example (Rein et al, 2014) is the discovery of a new type of nerv endings in the tissue, previously unknown to us.
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The discovery of a new cell at the 2018 Fascia Research Congress in Berlin
Fascia research has sparked a wildfire of new insights that are challenging conventional belief about how the body works – and the latest insights are presented at the 2018 Fascia Research Congress in Berlin.
UK Launch of Swedish Fascia Vibes by Atlasbalans
The UK Launch of Swedish Fascia Vibes by Atlasbalans was held in London on May 10-11th. “Very professional” states Linda Underwood who after the event decided to become one of the first British therapists working with this new Fascia Treatment.
New innovative treatment of low back pain & frozen shoulder
With a new innovative way to look at the body, based on the latest research, the Swedish Med-Tech company Atlasbalans are getting attention in Helsinki, Berlin, London & Frankfurt.
Fascia Innovation is developing a new standard in well-being
Intervju med Hans Bohlin, VD efter att Atlasbalans blivit månadens medlem i Tysk-Svenska Handelskammaren.
Fascia Innovation receives two German Design Awards 2020
Innovative treatment of low back pain & frozen shoulder double winner of one of the worlds most prestigious design awards.
Research: New treatment for Frozen Shoulder
A research study published in 2019 shows that this type of treatment could be a good solution for patients suffering from Frozen Shoulder.