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The document outlines the participant declaration for individuals wishing to be trained by Merrithew™ in Fascial Movement. It emphasizes adherence to Merrithew's trademarks and intellectual property guidelines, clarifies the participant's role and limitations regarding training others, and includes terms of agreement related to compliance, communication, and liability. Participants must acknowledge their non-employee status and agree to maintain quality standards in teaching.

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What does fascia inflammation feel like?

Pain in a specific area -- sharp, dull, or achy Limited range of motion in a muscle or joint Swelling, redness, or heat caused by inflammation in the inured area Visible lumps or knots -- palpable areas of tightness Numbness or tingling caused by fascial compression on nerves

What disease attacks fascia?

Eosinophilic fasciitis (EF) is a syndrome in which tissue under the skin and over the muscle, called fascia, becomes swollen, inflamed and thick. The skin on the arms, legs, neck, abdomen or feet can swell quickly. The condition is very rare.

How do you fix unhealthy fascia?

Treating fascia pain often requires using more than one therapy. A patients treatment plan may include a combination of things such as heat therapy, an anti-inflammatory diet, yoga therapy and guided imagery, which helps patients relax by visualizing themselves pain-free.

What is fascia movement?

Fascia is one continuous layer, so its flexible and moves with your body. When your fascia tightens, it can restrict the movement of your muscles and tissues, causing pain and other health conditions, so its important to keep fascia healthy by moving and stretching your body.

Is Fascial Manipulation legit?

Fascial manipulation method is effective in the treatment of Myofascial Pain, but the treatment protocol matters: a Randomised Control TrialPreliminary Report.

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