The study, “Sustained Release Myofascial Release as Treatment for a Patient with Complications of Rheumatoid Arthritis and Collagenous Colitis: A Case Report,” aimed to determine any changes in range of motion, fatigue and gastrointestinal (GI) tract function following an intervention period of sustained release myofascial release. Read atricle here.
Great article on how the fascial system affects the female pelvis and how Myofascial Release can help. Click here to read the article.
Over the past few months John Barnes has written a few articles/blogs about his experience of Myofascial Release and how it has helped the animal world.
Check out the articles about Johns experiences with Cats, Dogs, and Horses 1 & 2.
What does snapping your fingers, the speed of light and the massive amount of information that supports the importance of treating the fascial system have to do with each other? Find out more in John Barnes new article
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Therapetic Insight: The Myofascial Release Perspective – By John Barnes, PT http://www.massagemag.com/News/massage-news.php?id=11174
For all you sport finatics out there – this is a very interesting article – It gives a good explaination of why MFR should be part of your training. http://www.massagemag.com/News/massage-news.php?id=11009&catid=295&title=the-myofascial-release-approach-to-sports-injuries
