Fascia. Functional and medical aspects. Lesnodak D.

Our fascial system, including both dense fibrous layers and a more poorly organized surface layer, protects and supports joints, organs, nerves, blood vessels and a lymph system. Fascia also facilitates the movement of a person in space and his communication. When the structural support of the fascial system changes, functional consequences occur for both other systems and the body as a whole: for neural and vascular networks, as well as for organs. This color, illustrated publication gives an understanding of how important the health of a person is and how to include working with it in the practice of a massage therapist, a traffic specialist, an osteopath or reflexology.