Check out this audio clip featuring Dr. Thomas W. Findley, the founder of the International Fascia Research Congress. In this clip, he explains how the first FRC was formed. Comment down below and let us know which year you first attended a Fascia Research Congress!
Roger Spurr
1 个月
Hello Dr Schleip...I contacted you 10yrs ago about the "fluid filled layer in fascia where the lymph fluid is that I found in my Fossils....called "interstitium" now. I believe each Organ is SEPARATE in its own bag.... They might have different chemistry in each Organs Membrane as they all protect different chemistry. I have recently found the drains that separate organ fluids and I think it may have a tiny organ at that latch point where organs LOCK into position. This picture is that latch point and controlled by the tubes you see here.... Consider this...each organ gets a different cancer and cancer is ALWAYS invasion of the Fascia membrane into vital flesh. Every latch has 2 tubes and a bit of tissue maybe an organ that regulates the enzymes around every organ...Just a Guess but I simply wanted opinions. I have spoken to Gil Hedley about this but it seems to be unknown. The two tubes are at the investment of every organ and even muscle.
Stephanie Otto
1 个月
Amazing! To hear Tom Findley‘s voice is mystical and reminds me to a fantastic discussion we had at Ulm university, where we hold the CONNECT congress .. great experience I’ll never forget .. My first FRS Congress was 2022 in Montreal, where I met with Patricia, Tom‘s lovely wife.
Hana Bland
1 个月
Amazing origins. My first was on my birthday in 2022 in Montreal. I was like a kid in a candy store meeting all my fascia research and practitioner heroes. Robert Schleip is a fascia rockstar!
Charles Mulhern
1 个月
So excellent to see this happening.
Ana Catarina Caetano
1 个月
Muy didáctico
Fascinating explorations of the human fascial net
1 个月What a great clip! I truly miss Tom Findley! Happy to also share this brief video clip about his genius: https://youtu.be/ZAjlanVRMVQ?si=1kwLkCr3hqSAII52