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What is fascia – in detailContent matchWhat is fascia – in detail
Our entire body, all tissues, consists of cells and the substance that exists outside, around the cells, that is the extracellular matrix. With these explanations of fascia you understand how important it is to see the…
Camilla Ranje Nordin24 Jan 2020- Embryology of fasciaContent match
Embryology of fascia
During the embryonic development, three primary layers of cells forms, which give rise to all tissues and organs. One of them is the origin of fascia, skeletal, cartilage and muscle, all components which are associated…
Camilla Ranje Nordin24 Jan 2020 
European Symposium in Prague Gathers World Leaders in Fascia Science and Structural IntegrationContent matchEuropean Symposium in Prague Gathers World Leaders in Fascia Science and Structural Integration
From May 31 to June 5, 2026, researchers and practitioners will meet in Prague for the European Guild for Structural Integration Symposium – an opportunity to explore the latest findings in fascia and body therapy.
21 Aug 2026
Nutrition for the CellsContent matchNutrition for the Cells
Iron is a vital mineral, a so-called micromineral, a trace element, that we need in small micro-amounts to be healthy. Too high an intake of iron, however, becomes toxic to the body.
7 Oct 2025
The Body's Iron BalanceContent matchThe Body's Iron Balance
Iron is a vital mineral, a so-called micromineral or trace element, which we need in small amounts to stay healthy. Too high an intake of iron, however, is toxic to the body.
Camilla Ranje Nordin10 Jul 2025
What is a body, really?Content matchWhat is a body, really?
Many of us are surely asked often, sometimes daily, "How are you?". The answer often comes automatically without a second thought: "Fine, thanks." But what does it really mean to be well?
Camilla Ranje Nordin29 Jun 2025
New research suggests fascia should be recognized as its own anatomical systemContent matchNew research suggests fascia should be recognized as its own anatomical system
A new study published in the Journal of Anatomy, led by Professor Carla Stecco, proposes that fascia should be recognized as its own anatomical system. The research identifies four fascial organs — superficial, musculos…
14 Mar 2025
What do we mean when we say 'releasing pressure'?Content matchWhat do we mean when we say 'releasing pressure'?
The fascia receives and relieves pressure. So what does that mean? Simply that it distributes pressure over a larger volume. If you get hit on the shoulder, the shoulder of course absorbs a large force, but that force i…
Camilla Ranje Nordin29 May 2024