Nurturing Mental Resilience with Your Fascia | The Fascia Masters, Season 2 – Episode 22
Did you know that fascia doesn't just impact your physical health - it can also impact your mental health?
Let's start with the concept of a perfect body – one where every cell is precisely positioned, allowing optimal space around them. This alignment ensures that light passes through unobstructed, representing a metaphor for positive thoughts. In this optimal state, the heart communicates seamlessly with the brain, fostering peace and ease. This alignment permits us to view each moment as unique, shaping our responses based on effective cell-brain communication. Conversely, compression results in darkness, symbolizing negative thoughts.
Unfortunately, the reality for many involves the development of adhesions over time, stemming from factors like incorrect posture, injuries, or surgeries. Adhesions create blockages, hindering the heart's efforts to pump oxygen and blood effectively. The gaps in communication between the heart and the brain lead to a shift from a calm, organized state to chaos. The ego takes over in the absence of proper communication, altering our body's response to situations. Stress and anxiety further contribute to the collapse of the diaphragm and upper chest breathing, exacerbating the issue.
If we set our bodies up for success by addressing physical aspects, releasing adhesions, and promoting optimal communication between the heart and mind, our mental health will be positively impacted. This is a gradual process, and we must acknowledge the interconnected nature of body, mind, and soul on the journey toward improved mental health. Learn more on today's podcast.
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