The Four Stages of Tissue Freeze: Fascia's Role in Healing

[@clairebeach1]

I also need to watch a few of your videos a few times. It all makes so much sense. I wish I could remember it all!! I feel I've wasted so many years. I've gone from years in bed to just wanting this and then that. I've been stuck on the trying to stay up physically all day. I have the information now to continue. It's bloody hard but I know I'll make more improvements. Thanks for these videos and the hope they bring.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thank you so much for watching! We are happy to hear you're finding value in them!

[@jjooeegg1]

Wow such an intelligent woman . With the gift of relaying the knowledge so well . Many can know but only few can teach what they know at such a great level . Cohost was great to with the perfect questions

[@Fluidisometrics]

So nice of you! Thanks for watching!

[@consciousequus]

Wow ! From someone who's had A LOT of injuries, & took care of them , - as well as with my equines, I always addressed ' inflamation'... with @ least 95% full recovery. ... so I thought;... until now . Now, @ 62 yrs, I'm finding ' minor'( work/ concrete) stress is REALLY crippling me ! So I can see where NOT addressing the fascia, has come back to haunt me now. & now addressing " fascia " - through YOUR channel, & doing lymphatic drainage, has done miraculous shifting in my body & my " new found pain journey " of plantar fascitis. This post Really brings in more awareness of the whole health, healing connection. Thank you !

[@Fluidisometrics]

You are very welcome! Thank you for listening.

[@leigh7802]

This is fascinating and makes so much sense. I wish I had known about blocking 7 years ago when I had foot surgery to correct a torn ankle ligament! They also performed an osteotomy at the same time, on the same foot. They had me use an ice machine. A lot! They also didn't know how to cast me, and the results were devastating. I could not weight bear for almost a year. I went to 7 months of PT and almost a year to a Brain & Body facility to retrain my brain. It's still not right, and my opposite side went through its own trauma from using crutches, scooter, and a cane. I found Block Therapy in January of this year and am on my way to healing my body correctly. I have already gone through the starter program 3 times and will continue to do so. I also block daily between my toes and fingers and do most of the Feet protocol I watched for free! 🤗 I realize it will take a good amount of time before my body experiences the benefits, as I have many other traumas in my body, surviving and living through 67 years. Thank you both so much for your invaluable and generous information and expertise! I am a believer and am in in for life! ❤

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us! Your resilience and determination are truly inspiring. We're thrilled to hear that Block Therapy has been a positive addition to your healing process. It's incredible to see how you've embraced the practice and are already experiencing its benefits. Remember, healing is a journey, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Keep up the amazing work, and we wish you continued progress and well-being on your path to healing!

[@leigh7802]

​@Fluidisometrics Thank you! Thank you!! THANK YOU!!! 💓💓💓 I know this Block Therapy is and will continue helping me! 😊

[@ammadakshu]

Thanks Deanna & Quinn for sharing all this information. You make it simple enough to understand. 🙏🏼

[@Fluidisometrics]

Our pleasure! Thank you for watching!

[@bernicewhited1170]

Oh Wow! I just recently received your 9 day videos and almost through them. They have helped me so much already. Such beneficial information in this video. Thank you so much!!

[@Fluidisometrics]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@b.valentina4833]

Love the way you 2 bring things to life. Gonna watch this one 2 more times!

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thank you for watching!

[@kirashrem4189]

Loved this video, Deanna & Quinn. And really loving my Blocks! Also, great interview, Deanna, on the Gut Summit + your interview with Sinclair. on the liver. ☮🙏🌍🐶❤

[@Fluidisometrics]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching!

[@katmcdonald8919]

Loved this conversation! I would love to see/hear more about the thermography scans pre/post Starter package.

[@Fluidisometrics]

You got it!

[@Hopespringseternal543]

So I have a lot of abdominal scar tissue from multiple surgeries. When I lie on my folded towel block, it is Very Painful. I do my diaphragm breathing and tough it out. I eventually start feeling a heart beat in my stomach. My question is, will the pain get better? Is that how I will know the scar tissue is responding to the treatment? Thank you for your answer.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Yes, it does get less painful as more adhesions melt and unwind. The pulse is the aorta and when we have a lot of compression in the abdomen it an feel stronger because it needs more space. Releasing the adhesions improves digestion too.

[@wendygorman3414]

Amazing 👏

[@Fluidisometrics]

Thanks!

[@lulupipersmom]

Hi! Wondering if you have any success stories involving MS patients who are either wheelchair or bed bound?

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there, thank you for reaching out! We have definitely had our instructors work with people who have MS. I encourage you to join our private facebook group. It is a safe space to ask questions where many people will be able to tell you their personal experience with this! I will link it below for you :) FB Community Group: facebook.com/groups/1888044614779525/

[@otho2625]

Would thus type of fascia release work on someone who has scleroderma hardening of the soft tissue and muscles caused by the the over production of collagen that the body tries to suppress.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi there! With Block Therapy we are melting through restrictions in our tissue regardless of how those restrictions came to be (scar tissue from injury or surgery, or compression, or other reasons). Incorporating our breath allows oxygenated blood flow to move to areas of the body that have been previously blocked. This allows healing to occur. This will help. If you would like to begin, the starter program is where you need to start. Here is a link: blocktherapy.com/starer-package-store/ If you would like to try it our first to see if it is right for you, we have a sampler program for only $9. Here is a link to that: blocktherapy.com/sampler-program/ You can also check us out on facebook: facebook.com/groups/1888044614779525/

[@jperez854]

Have you worked with any Complex Regional Pain Syndrome patients?

[@teresa6635]

I don't understand what you mean when you say we need to support the inflammation. I thought we are trying to move out the inflammation.

[@Fluidisometrics]

We are absolutely trying to move out the inflammation. What we mean when we say "support" is to help guide and release the inflammation from our bodies. Inflammation is our bodies way of saying something is wrong. For example, if we use ice when treating an injury, this is actually slowing down the healing process. Whereas, if we are blocking and creating movement for the inflammation to heal our bodies we are supporting what it is there to do. I hope this helps!

[@RAWMagic738]

😮 that is freaky!

[@margomoore4527]

I am technologically challenged. I can’t deal with ebooks-I need paper. If I buy your videos are you sending dvd’s? Not helpful for me. I do well with youtube. Tried to reach you on instagram and searched with No result. Where are you actually located? Could you train others who could work with people in the greater Chicagoland area?

[@lq4657]

Wow I hope they answer you! ❤

[@lisabarnetson1362]

I don't know if you have reached Deanna yet. They are in Manitoba in Canada. If you google Block Therapy you can go to their website and there is a phone number. I too am a little technology challenged but find navigating their programs very easy. Their trial program is $9 canadian, which is $6-$7 US. Hope that helps.

[@dellamassie3064]

The bodys internal temperature is 98.6. How can a fat like butter stay in solid form if it's that warm?

[@Fluidisometrics]

Butter is only used as an analogy so that people can understand the concept.

[@white4571]

please give a short description of your solution. So much noise, it is hard to see what you are getting at.

[@Fluidisometrics]

Hi, sure, I would be happy to do so. We release and melt scar tissue with a combination of isometric pressure over time and activating the diaphragmatic breath. Block Therapy harnesses these two techniques to make fascia decompression easy and accessible. Here is a link to a free e-book if you would like to learn more and try it yourself! blocktherapy.com/5-steps-to-control-your-pain/

[@tkohearn5645]

This is not explained in any way that one knows they are doing it right. The guy is okay, but the woman is 😱

[@jessicasanchez2212]

Ok u lost me at pro-sess!!