Fascia Flow for a Healthy Heart

[@kiwikim5163]

From studying the research I discovered that dietary cholesterol doesn’t cause the clogs. Cholesterol is the firemen showing up at the fire to put it out. Rather, sugar and other carbs as well as seed oils cause normal LDL lipoproteins to become glycated by the sugar and oxidized by the seed oils. These proteins become small, dense with sharp edges. The receptors in the liver cannot re-uptake these proteins to recycle them. So these sharply malformed liposuction- proteins stay on the blood system and damage the blood vessels, and where there’s stagnation- traffic congestion then you get heart disease.

[@calista1280]

Wow, thanks for that great explanation and clarity on what actually causes Heart Disease! ❤️

[@M4rjolein]

I’m listening to this while lying on a rolled up towel under my painful hip. Next thing I know I have shooting pain in my knee on the inside of my leg and my neck is warm. I’m so excited! I just learned about block therapy a few days ago. I have a lot of good pain ahead of me. And allot to learn.

[@NancyLNeffEyes]

Yes about trying to talk and chew at the same time. I have bitten my tongue or lip doing this. Learning not to rush or multi-task is becoming more of a focus in other areas too.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Exactly!

[@BrendaMaggio-k6m]

Such great teachers! Thanks so much for providing understanding of what is wrong and how to fix it! So much gratitude for this!

[@Fluidisometrics]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@jenagarcia1728]

wow this explains high blood pressure and cardiac trooubles

[@theresetal219]

"Get your heart rate up" without any context or understanding of the individual 'mechanical' issues - it's the standard instruction from medical doctors

[@mommaz820]

Will you be doing another retreat at Sparkling Hills? I love that place and would love to attend. Spring of 2024 would be awesome, as I was planning a girls trip to celebrate our 60th bdays!!

[@fromthestillness]

You guys are switched on enough to want to check out Francisco torrent guasp and his criminally ignored research on the heart being a wound knot and not a pump. Thanks for all you do!

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thank you for watching!

[@TristaArmstrong-p2t]

Empowering, thank you 🙏🏻

[@lesleygraham2785]

Fantastic podcast! Thank you 💕

[@Fluidisometrics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sweetiepie5254]

Quinn, I like your hair but much nicer dark brown. 😊Good video

[@teresa6635]

I understood that inflammation was lymph fluid to create protection to the injury. And ice was to reduce the fluid swelling and then make more the space for the blood to then come in to heal the injured area.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Inflammation is the first phase of the healing process. The lymph and blood will carry nutrients to the injured area and take away damaged cells and debris. Ice stops this from happening, stopping the first phase of healing. We want the inflammation to come in and do its job. Only if it becomes chronic do we want to move the inflammation out. You would do that by massaging the area.

[@teresa6635]

I'm a practicing, licensed massage therapist and we were trained to not massage at the site of swelling. But it is safe to massage above and below the swelling area. Lymph moves out the toxic waste and blood brings in the nutrients and oxygen.

[@LelijaRoy]

Inspired. Thanks

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thanks for watching!

[@charmainecarter2669]

How can I contact you with questions on helping me with my cancer journey? I have been dealing with it for 3 1/2 years. Where are you located? I believe my cancer did start with poor feet health over 35 years ago. I am now 66 years old. This cancer hasn’t taken me down in anyway, I still function normally. Well maybe not normal after coming across your videos. I am really not expecting a response because I realize you may never see this comment with your large following. Glad you are bringing this to everyone’s awareness!

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there! Thank you so much for reaching out. The best place to have support through this journey would be via email. Please contact [e-mail] where we can help you directly!

[@carolcrispe5423]

Great info

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thanks for watching!

[@Frequencychick]

I just found your page and I’m trying to find out the technique that you talk about block therapy. Where are you showing how to do this for ailments?

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there, thank you for reaching out! Please check out our channel, we have a ton of videos explaining what Block Therapy is and how it works. Please let us know if you have any other questions!

[@katiegreenwood8738]

We have to be careful with advising people to use both sides of the body for doing everyday tasks. There must be a reason why we have a dominant side, even though i also agree with aiming for balance in the system. My grandma was made to write with her non dominant hand when she was a young child at school as she was left handed and always had poor almost illegible handwriting with that hand and could never again write with her dominant hand as an adult. Something to think about, we are all unique. 💕

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there! That is right. Everyone should do what they feel is right for themselves. Thanks for listening!

[@rhorchar]

Another excellent podcast. You do go beyond the subject matter and I learn so much. For example this time you brought up something that I was actually going to ask a question on. You mentioned a woman who lost 105 pounds and had no loose skin. I lost weight but I do have loose skin. I forget where but previously I think you had mentioned that loose skin is displaced fascia (If I remember that correctly)? So lets say I have loose skin in my inner thigh would I block my inner thigh or all around the thigh? I do sit by pulling my inner thigh skin out towards the outside like you show on the one video with Quinn and I think that has helped. But I was wondering what else I could do and what area to block? Maybe that should be one of your podcasts. As always, thank you.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi! This is a great question. Blocking the inner thigh would certainly be good, though this would not be the one and only cause site to work. All around the thigh as well as in the calves and feet will be necessary, as the fascia grips and twists up the entire leg. If you already have the Blocks, the Membership portion of the site has a wonderful 21 Day Pelvis, Legs, and Feet program that can effectively bring the legs back into alignment. I hope this helps!

[@rhorchar]

@@Fluidisometrics Thank you, have a great day

[@SpectrumOfChange]

I am not an expert but I've seen many people talk about intermittent fasting helping the body "eat up" loose skin from weight loss.

[@rhorchar]

@@SpectrumOfChangeThank you. I think I read that before too. My problem is that if I go too long without eating I lose weight!

[@SpectrumOfChange]

@@rhorchar definitely something to figure in! Fortunately there are many ways to tailor it to personal need. Many folks do it in a way that maintains their weight and health - I encourage you to give it a little research dive. And congratulations on your health journey achievements so far!

[@88Umika]

where can I buy the same block that you show on your videos?? I don't see it for sale on your website.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there! Great question. For newcomers to Block Therapy, our Starter Package is the perfect kickstart! Get one or both blocks (our incredible tool), a 9-day full-body fascia program, beginner-friendly positions with detailed descriptions, free monthly classes, a 14-day membership trial, and a sweet little bonus to top it off! I will link it for you here: blocktherapy.com/starer-package-store/

[@anneg8319]

Question: unfortunately, this may be beyond the scope of your therapy. I have a 2 inch mediastinal cyst. Would this treatment be contraindicated for that? Thank you in advance.

[@escapingbabylon8730]

Is this why anxiety causes high hr and high blood pressure because the anxious muscles are out of alignment?

[@lilylui1]

Where is the video please about walking correctly?

[@Fluidisometrics]

The walking videos are part of the programs in the starter program and membership on blocktherapy.com

[@lisamurray6780]

❤❤❤❤

[@connieoberton3627]

How do i join the program?

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there! Great question. For newcomers to Block Therapy, our Starter Package is the perfect kickstart! Get one or both blocks (our incredible tool), a 9-day full-body fascia program, beginner-friendly positions with detailed descriptions, free monthly classes, a 14-day membership trial, and a sweet little bonus to top it off! I will link it for you here: blocktherapy.com/starer-package-store/

[@jaymevogl4338]

They need to move the calcium from the arteries to the bones

[@jaymevogl4338]

Cholesterol is not what’s causing atherosclerosis..it’s calcium deposits and calcification of the arteries…..we need cholesterol

[@calista1280]

Right, see kiwikim5163's, comment above for more indepth info on what in the diet causes heart disease.

[@julianromero1326]

What are you all blocking? Obviously, I just stumbled into this podcast.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi Julian. Here is a video that describes what Block Therapy is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5qlm6etf8yhotksi=miu4HSRsO9IRrfP5 Our channel is filled with examples of blocking in various positions around the body. Take a look!

[@Matt-vn1ws]

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. Time to block.