As a Family Medicine physician, I have cared for many girls and women who had to miss school, sports, work, and life due to severe pain from their periods or ovarian cysts. Since learning and researching
For centuries, this answer was straightforward. Fascia was only seen as ribbons and sheets of “soft” tissue that connected and encased the “important” body structures: muscles, bones, organs, as well as nerves and vessels. Since the
I had an amazing trip to Montreal for the Sixth International Fascia Research Congress Sept 11-14, 2022! My Poster and Oral Presentations were very well received and prompted a lot of engaging discussions about my clinical
You have read everything on the internet about plantar fasciitis and diligently followed all the advice – ice, medications, stretches, orthotics, and physical therapy, but despite good attention to your foot, ankle, and calf, you’re still
Sixth International Fascia Research Congress (FRC) is coming up in September 2022. After peer review, this abstract was accepted for Poster presentation! Induction of Hyperemia of the Neck as a Consequence of Thigh Fascia Manipulation Suggests Direct
Sixth International Fascia Research Congress (FRC) is coming up in September 2022 and I submitted my case report on Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. After peer review, it was approved for Oral presentation at FRC 2022! A
Many people seek out Functional Medicine to target the root cause of their chronic diseases and ailments, often years after struggling with medication and procedures in conventional medicine. A common misconception is that the average person
Primary Care in Fascia Series ~”Diarrhea/Nausea/Vomiting” was the Chief Complaint for 32 year-old CB, my first patient of the day in Urgent Care. He was not dehydrated by his vital signs, and I expected to diagnose
Image Credit: Beth Scupham Fascia in Primary Care Series ~TS was a bright, unassuming patient in her mid-twenties who was unable to open her jaw after accidentally hitting her chin on a counter. The trauma had
Fascia in Primary Care Series ~Similar to many problems in Primary Care, Plantar Fasciitis is simple yet challenging — easy to identify, yet hard to cure. It is another condition in the Idiopathic category: we do