Author
Dr. Craig Eymann
Fascia & Physical Pain Management
The Issues are in the Tissues
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
256
Published
Sep 2024
ISBN
978-0-123456-03-5
Book Summary
About This Book
The Issues Are in the Tissues explores the critical role of fascia as the body’s primary communication and support network. Rather than viewing pain as an isolated symptom, this book reveals how dysfunction within the fascial system disrupts movement, alters neurological signaling, and creates chronic patterns of discomfort throughout the body.
Drawing from Functional Physiology, this work explains how trauma, stress, repetitive strain, and poor movement patterns become embedded within the fascial system—affecting posture, mobility, and long-term health. When fascia loses its adaptability, the entire system compensates, often leading to pain that persists despite traditional treatments.
This book reframes pain not as damage, but as information—a signal pointing to deeper imbalances within the body’s connective network.
“Pain does not originate in isolation. It emerges when the body loses its ability to distribute load, adapt to stress, and communicate efficiently across tissues. Fascia is the medium through which this communication occurs. When it stiffens, fragments, or loses elasticity, pain becomes the body’s language of imbalance.”
— Excerpt from The Issues Are in the Tissues
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