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Connective tissue or fascia plays a major role in the differences between bendy people and their non-bendy counterparts. But what even is fascia and why does it affect so many systems of the body? In this episode, Libby & Dr. Tina Wang discuss her fascinating research into the qualities of fascial tissue in people with hypermobility syndromes. She provides insights into why bendy people’s fascial tissue is different from “standard issue” fascia, how this impacts force transfer and structural support, and finally, why bendy people benefit so much from manual therapy techniques.
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Connective tissue or fascia plays a major role in the differences between bendy people and their non-bendy counterparts. But what even is fascia and why does it affect so many systems of the body? In this episode, Libby & Dr. Tina Wang discuss her fascinating research into the qualities of fascial tissue in people with hypermobility syndromes. She provides insights into why bendy people’s fascial tissue is different from “standard issue” fascia, how this impacts force transfer and structural support, and finally, why bendy people benefit so much from manual therapy techniques.
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