Strolling under the Skin

[@ZainZKhan91]

Devon Larratt (the AW GOAT) told me about this. Thanks for educating us further than the table 🙏🏽

[@Faraz_khan0]

lol I was look for another Devon fan here ... came here after listening to his interview

[@sergioakaliltroll20s]

Same 😅​@@Faraz_khan0

[@lexy3754]

Facts!!!

[@anthonycheman9930]

I just heard him mention it on Brian shaws podcast

[@zayas6999]

Same here... Heard about it on the podcast 💪💪💪

[@anonymous5405]

This was advanced enough that I had to actively listen and only barely kept up, but the narration and script is so clear that I did keep up. Very fun

[@talararuth4792]

I’m a dance teacher looking to better understand fascia and this video is a marvel! Many thanks!

[@Mama2LoLa]

Fascinating! Or Fascia-nating LOL! More understanding on this subject that I love! Thank you!

[@tater222]

haha

[@nekostray1799]

Totally taking this pun 😂😂😂

[@sylviam732]

🤣

[@julietrudel2002]

I’m no doctor or scientist but I have been able to understand this superb video and it made me understand why my body blocks and hurt so much and why chinese medicine treatments such as Tuina and osteopathy treatments help my lymph to better circulate in me body and stop blocking and causing painful pressure or pushing on organs and structure. I can now show these images to my doctor and make him understand my body. I am forever grateful for the sharing of this private material of Dr. Guimberteau which I would never had access to otherwise!

[@joancramer3675]

I had myofascial therapy for muscle spasms and when fascia was released. I gradually as I did physical therapy I more able to move, got out of pain. “TU Jesus for my therapist knew what I needed & got me out of wheelchair. In Jesus Name. Amen.” Pray this helps others too.

[@palestar828]

Show the images to your doctor to make him understand your body???? He shouldn't be a doctor then if he doesn't already know how to do this lol

[@avantika.artofliving]

Doctors are doctor for treatment,we are therapist 😅

[@fredericlane8561]

Grammar is difficulte​@@avantika.artofliving

[@gabrielmills2361]

Amazing video, thank you. I was introduced to the work of Darcy Thompson in 1962 as a 2nd year architecture student, and learnt to Intuit structural forces by using my body. And later, the "tensegrity" structures of the much more famous Bucky Fuller: which make perfect sense here -- also the concept of redundancy in highly complex structures, where stress on any one component is transferred throughout the entire structure -- so you can lose a few components without affecting the integrity of the whole. Am also highly intrigued by the gel-like "4th phase" of water (GeraldPollack) and its loss from our piped water systems due to right angled bends and absence of vortical flow: which also reduces the amount of electrons present, which contributes to inflammation and ageing -- as "inflammageing". Plus the presence of acupuncture meridians within the fascia dependent on piezoelectric effects, all points to the importance of the fascia at very fundamental levels of health.

[@lourdesgyan]

I'm in awe of your perspective! I'm learning a lot about my body bu digging into a lot of videos like these and interesting thoughts. "4th phase of water". That touched me. From Ghana 🙏🏾

[@barbarajaszczuk4426]

Thank you for your insight. I have similar interests as an acupuncture student. It seems that all matter is ruled by the same laws and it's a pleasure to be able to discover it

[@IragmanI]

This is the most fascinating thing I've learnt of this decade!

[@sandrazimmer]

This is a beautiful video making us aware of how the fascia look and work. Decades ago, Dr. Ida Rolf discovered the importance of facia for posture and mobility and created a method of manually manipulating the fascia to improve health, mobility and reduce pain. It is known as Rolfing.

[@giovanna722]

Yes. I had one session decades ago, and it was painful.

[@neuronews3471]

@@giovanna722 I hear often that it's painful. It doesn't have to be if practitioner listens to the fascia and goes slowly. I had 10 sessions ages ago and no pain from the practitioner's listening hands--"going with" the nervous system.

[@dr.s.p.]

Great introduction to a complex subject. It shows the true importance of the study and treatments of the whole body and not a wishful thinking quick fix component intervention. We are finally moving on from a long term medical stagnant regimen. Super video and a great study.

[@marycandullo526]

Not so fast; we are in the process of moving beyond coronavirus pandemic- a medical stagnant regimen, for sure.

[@dr.s.p.]

What are you drawling on about? Your answer has nothing to do with the subject matter and my comment was posted before the virus pandemic. Apples and apples, not oranges!

[@T.S.-eo7my]

Saw this point-blank as a kid when learning how to field dress small game after hunting. Learned quite quickly we’re all miracles….that all this works the way it does and continues to do so.

[@you2tooyou2too]

Thank you for this beautifully imaged and informatively narrated video. I only learned about this system a few years ago, (as a nurse researching non-invasive deep tissue microscopy) and have found very little written and almost no continuing research on it. This complex organ that connects and subtly but importantly, separates & mobilizes these systems. This fluid filled 'virtual fascial space' is starting to be recognized as a separate system or even an organ. Perhaps another generation of doctors will have to pass on before the revelations of non-invasive deep tissue microscopy and the implications of the fascial space on other adjacent tissues like musculature, skeleton, lymph, vasculature, etc. and in neurology, chiropractic, immunology, movement, massage, acupuncture, etc. ..

[@katbat2379]

Most of the issues in the body are fascial and muscular based. They embody all structures and impede the flow of all fluids and energy signals.. Good health.

[@you2tooyou2too]

@@katbat2379 (did you mean tissues?) I agree, the fascial spaces also form conduits for the flow of fluids, and perhaps chemical & electrical signals, and of course enable all physical movements.

[@katbat2379]

@@you2tooyou2too Yes. I have come to the conclusion that its the fascia that is the transporter of pain and impulse signal (chemical is electrical ), not the nervous system. Good health.

[@K3Flyguy]

I have been a Board-Certified Massage Therapist for just over 30 years. This information was not available back in the day although some of it was hypothesized. Simply amazing work and research, and very well presented. Thank you!

[@ContentMadame]

Did you mean to say that some of it was hypothesized? That's the only hy-word I can think of that makes sense there.

[@K3Flyguy]

@@ContentMadame yes thank you.

[@GlitchBytes]

We are beautifully and wonderfully made!

[@julian.kollataj]

Start. The visuals, the information, the voice...and the music! 😍 Repeat. That was a really good stroll, wasn't it?

[@beatricemilleder9649]

I wish a lot more people would watch this and understand that we are all truly holistic.

[@you2tooyou2too]

No one is 'truly holistic'. Holistic understanding is an ever retreating / enticing goal (unless you truly know everything).

[@robertvicary7650]

Superb understanding for clients and myself as a myofascial release massage therapist. With love and divine light. Robert Vicary. Brisbane Au.

[@Truerealism747]

Is there a reason the pain moves over years

[@thefiremountainschoolofchi8771]

What a brilliant and enlightening video! Thank you for sharing this unique perspective and your profound insight. This video has had an incredible impact on how I teach and practice. I see something new every time I watch it. Very grateful.

[@myofasciatherapy8191]

Fire mountain School, I hope I will find your website! I am a fascial Therapist - and TuiNa medical massage and martial Art was leading me into two important understandings - structural work and deep fascial work without knowing at the time before both became well-known🌞. It is such an important part of our functional system as it acts as our transportation system at the same time. Fascia is addressed in all the works of martial Art and TCM due to its non linear ways of movements and total focus on correct alignment! So many ailments could be avoided with just this!

[@thefiremountainschoolofchi8771]

Myofascia Therapy Thank you for your response. I wish I had known about fascia in my 20’s. I have been training Martial Arts for 27 years. It was not until I met my current Shifu, Wang Tian Min, 8 years ago, that I began training intentionally training and reconditioning my fascia for energy, health, and power. I am grateful for your insight and experience- a huge help. TheFireMountainSchool.com

[@thefiremountainschoolofchi8771]

@@myofasciatherapy8191 I concur! TheFireMountainSchool.com

[@DebbieHollandNZ]

What a truly amazing video x we really are wonderfully and fearfully fit together x and so much more complex than we can even imagine

[@ninajoyrizzoartist-designe9204]

everything in the body has to move. this is fantastic to see such microscopic layers sliding on top of each other!

[@you2tooyou2too]

The incomprehensibly complex chemistry needed to build it from tangled strings of four nucleotides, and then make it want to understand and take care of itself and its planet. ;-)

[@hk2024-g5p]

It is a mind blowing discovery. Human body is just miraculous. We humans are getting closer to understanding how it works! Salute to the Scientists!

[@MB-su4tr]

@@mariamm7194human body physiology is based on very simple logical concepts. It’s extremely easy to start living a healthy life with knowing solely basic nature laws. But to fix a broken body you need to dig deeper and study each body system in detail.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Fabulous and I refer to it in my Mudfossil videos showing soft tissue fossilization and fascia mainly...thank you very nicely done exquisite really.

[@thearthurmigliazza]

This is a great video and very thought-provoking. Thank you for uploading it!

[@doctordm]

In his book, "Born To Walk," James Earls explains that it is this elastic fascia that is the "motor" for our walking movement. It is highly desirable to have these fascia released (by a qualified therapist), because the fascia become stuck as we age and due to improper movement habits, and injury and scarring.

[@deplorabledixie2834]

Daniel so would you recommend that book..I can't understand a word this lady is saying..this is way beyond my understanding. Would the book break it down simpler?

[@Sunelification]

The LYNO® Method releases it best and most appropriately.

[@akpskincare604]

Amazing video, this is true science, thank you DR.Jean-Claude Guimberteau and his team for making this video. I would like to use this video for my teaching. I want to buy the original video.

[@승권양-e2i]

Thanks you very much. I can control the flow of ROS in the fascia. I just have to wait until the right time comes.

[@sweetsue4204]

One of my favorite videos.

[@NicholasEngerer]

This is mindblowing stuff!

[@AnthonyLeaman]

Fascinating! ( literally)

[@christophermeyer5986]

I came across this video from a reference in the book:Accessing the Healing Power of the Vagus Nerve. By Stanley Rosenberg. It is a very mind expanding book that has taken me weeks to fully read, comprehend and apply, and which I heartily recommend.. This video makes me ask what effect the application of Far IR laser light would have on this sub structure of connective tissue, and it also makes me think about Resiliency and Adaptability and just how deeply into the body one can apply those concepts. Perhaps to have maximal Adaptability, one has to focus first on these micro structures. It reminds me of Dr. David R. Seaman who stated that "Are bodies are simply Chemistry in Motion"

[@eleonorabettero7945]

Thank you interesting book

[@VADACHE]

Water is very important for this structure to keep moist and and movement like yoga , that why old ppl so frozen bc they don’t do stretching

[@richi2587]

Beautiful voice! Not native English, but better than most English voices.Very clear, and warm.

[@queenmajesty5163]

Are you referring to the "voice" or the "accent"?

[@carrotstickz7290]

huh? she sounds pretty English to me.

[@hristiandrosev]

same !

[@delighted2bwithu582]

I would venture to say that it has to do with the speakers kind heart coming through as well as the clear way she enunciates her words and that she is speaking slower than is normally experienced which slows our brain down.

[@Sunelification]

Americans aren't the only ones who speak native English - this accent is actually much better in any case.

[@tristanwegner]

The fibers end migrating back and forth along another fiber is something I would not have though possible. See from 24:25 . What an amazing material.

[@karolinajania666]

great! fascinating fascia's world...I am just wondering as I am living in Dundee now whether Dundee people are aware of Darcy Thompson's contribution into this subject for his 32 years at Uni College in Dundee!

[@Gnerd420]

Use a 10 pound sand medicine ball to break it apart piece by piece I didn’t hurt my self at all no bruises I slowly broke my extreme body fascia adhesions that was killing me and made it impossible for me to get cracked or stretch this way of fixing your unaligned body should be the new way of how people help people with their suffering also bouncing on a ball helps but mostly bumping against the sand ball broke my extremely bad fascia adhesion that was keeping me stiff and out of place making me sick and tired and slowly killing me we all need to stretch this way we all have fascia adhesion that makes us stiff and live in pain and discomfort

[@giovanna722]

Enjoyed your comment, despite the total lack of punctuation.

[@zivitk]

Thank you for such an arranged knowledge ! As a Taichi and Chi Qong practitioner i can feel most of it in better and higer perspective / Thanks a lot!

[@HyperarchFasciaTraining]

Has any studies done on conducting electricity through the fiber networks? you may find shocking result.

[@allybeth4]

"shocking" results haha.

[@HyperarchFasciaTraining]

That was for the frog and animal electricity.

[@aaronthomas3168]

it really is fiber optic cabling, isn't it?

[@Loperman222]

you seem to have some knowledge about this, can you offer some insights? All I am aware of is that the Bonghan Kim Kyungrak system (now known as Primo Vasculature System) of acupuncture meridians has been found to carry hyaluronic acid, extracellular DNA and coherent light.

[@collins1731]

I believe they did studies on rabbit fascia and it conductivity. Was extremely conducive to electricity. Photoreceptors have also been found in the fascia. Draw your own conclusions

[@drthereseperdedjian1860]

genius! love the geometry.

[@jessstone7486]

Yes - God supersedes genius. He is at an entirely different level, one which we'll never fully understand, this side of heaven!

[@grlpeterson]

Anyone who can watch this and not believe in some level of intelligent design has no eyes to see. Absolutely awesome how our body can do and be this way.

[@jessstone7486]

Correct. God Almighty is unsurpassed in his creation! I'd add, anyone who thinks the human body "evolved" simple hasn't given the body and its systems much thought!

[@imsorryforarguingbut4555]

Hail Satan!

[@grlpeterson]

@@imsorryforarguingbut4555 yes, but only if you're worshiping the god of the Church and its many constructs such as Methodism, Lutheranism, etc etc. If you've given that up and have found the true spark in your own heart that the Creator put there, you've found reality of God the Creator. Otherwise, you're worshipping dead sheep and goat "gods" they've hidden under and dedicated their churches and services to. This is talked about quite a number of times in the New Testament. And literally, billions in Abrahamic faithful have fallen in their trap.

[@imsorryforarguingbut4555]

@@grlpeterson Pff, thanks for the paragraph. Ever heard of atheistic satanism?

[@Hirvee5]

That strucutre looks like a mechanical neural network. A material that can learn shapes.

[@Kniz55]

Thank you so much, craving fascia knowledge this was good

[@tristanwegner]

Wow. I studied medicine, and yet have never seen such footage before.

[@tonyrabone4668]

Beautiful and fascinating

[@textureeaterasmr5734]

very informative! but yes the voice over and music choices also make it a whole vibe haha

[@lainerbug]

awesome music selections

[@onor13]

I have just one question: what can I do with this information, besides forget everything in a couple of days?

[@paris3107]

You can lift bar with one muscle (fascia), not with 600 of them! 👣

[@424io]

Connect the dots

[@Brancaalice]

Knowing how your body work, and being a component in it.

[@ellenplotkin7466]

Gentle yoga

[@moij5962]

Take care of it.....they tear as we age if you don't take care of it....and then..... why watch it.???...if you have no clue

[@mahuubao]

Excellent ... Well done ...

[@SubparFiddle]

I love the idea of this tensegrity system in the body, and "distributed force". If one part of the system is under stress it affects the entire system. Take off your damn shoes and use your feet the way your ancestors did!!!

[@Rohitkashyap_sportsphysio]

Nicely explained,thanks for such anice video🙂

[@이유선-s6f]

시편139:13주께서 내 장부를 지으시며 나의 모태에서 나를 조직하셨나이다

[@susanmarshall8466]

layman's terms please! :-) i wonder how EDS fits into this information.

[@neccowaif9]

Great question! I was thinking about that too. Imagine if the recipe for the fibers was 'off' a little. What would that do to the tensegrity? Please don't think that I have answers, just postulating. Would the tubules hold less fluid? Would the fluid's recipe be altered as well? What if the fibers tended to tear and scar, constantly creating little instabilities and the resulting inflammation/histamine response? Couldn't that create a chronic inflammatory condition in the tissues?

[@milluh]

I believe it relates to EDS because EDS is a collagen disorder which affects the connective tissue and that is what this video is showing, fascia, which is our connective tissue. It runs throughout the entire body, connective tissue, that's why EDS is multi systemic.

[@toddchamberlain782]

Absolutely fascinating 😀

[@danielmantei8797]

beautiful. I love training my fascia with Fascia Love

[@giovanna722]

Which is what?

[@happy777abc]

​@@giovanna722probably foam rolling or rolfing or the block method

[@braumwinter9923]

Here because of Devon?

[@YoGamsro]

Me

[@dustinm800]

Yes

[@braumwinter9923]

@@dustinm800 UwU

[@gianlucasermattei5321]

Does anybody know the music at min. 13:04? Thanks

[@ferkinskin]

Quite brilliant! Thanks

[@cristinafernandez6747]

subtitles can be find anywhere? thankyou for your holp

[@RISECUPROLL2000]

DEVON LARRATT LEARNED FROM THIS VIDEO SO DID I

[@greatpilatesnow]

Fantastic

[@neurorehabilitacioncentral7749]

Hola! alguien sabe coo puedo conseguir el video traducido al español. Gracias

[@emilymay9033]

Hello! I am a structural integrator and I would love to use this video on my website- what avenue can I take to make that happen? All the best and thank you! Emily

[@JonathanJanis]

just embed it. as long as it's live on youtube, it should be fine.

[@stevendalton1148]

Osteopathy confirmed again. Discovered 100 years earlier...Mind blown.

[@shawnbibby]

my body is just like the fucking terminator!

[@Thetruepredictor]

Intelligent Design.

[@kueichenglee7583]

MARVELOUS

[@TheCitoplayer]

awesome!!!

[@Leon-il2en]

Who else is here because of Devon Larrat?

[@primorieL12]

me 🙂

[@YoGamsro]

Me

[@MyriamDC1]

Uhm interesting video but please correct your subtitles. It s Rolfing method (not roofing, rothing and all the other things it is called in the subtitles)

[@mikedavino2400]

thanks from the mud fossil R & D community

[@kueichenglee7583]

THANK YOU

[@vivianarolon7493]

Excepcional.

[@Weiyang5268]

👌🌹筋膜 07:14 7:21 11:57

[@johnconstantine2220]

Devon Larrat brought me here.

[@YoGamsro]

Yep

[@sknov15]

Nice & thank you

[@anxietyrecoverycom]

I came here to learn and see facia and I didn't realize I would hear a narrator that would sound like a female version of thr architect from the matrix 2 lol

[@marikailic6775]

Odlično!

[@naingaung2748]

very interesting

[@bb-3653]

Man the human body is soooo complex man

[@KerrieFoleyBates]

Wow!

[@darleneblowers8873]

Psalm 139:14 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.

[@erosmarinelli08]

Santiago Silveti este es el vídeo que me decías ayer???

[@santiagosilveti9358]

Exacto!!

[@christianethomas7486]

What a wonderful and mind blowing presentation. Thank you for sharing. Shame about the infuriatingly annoying background music. Very distracting.

[@fchaves68]

Genial!

[@Interludefitness]

6 minutes into this video relates to Fascia course slide 43

[@BaoWang44314]

Learning, Bao signed in

[@papi5631]

やばい。(いろんなあらゆる意味で)

[@nigeljones4283]

Dr Mae Wan Ho has hypothesized a photon communication system within the collagen network.

[@gurkdoinwork]

quantum biology, sounds accurate

[@hermesalfonso6002]

I need it in spanish

[@chrystallynch5866]

Epic

[@edwardmarlow9613]

Wow, making the excess sweating stop within 2 days was so much more than I expected, I went with what I talked about last week and after the first day or so I was very surprised to start feeling much more comfortable and dry! I went ahead and go'ogled the latest by Cynthia Yulesin and my self-confidence has never been higher!

[@corinaparaschiv5262]

Bowen got me here

[@TheShadowlin]

Jing luo, san jiao, and tmm sinew channels. Chinese medicine wins again. :-)

[@elijahmelendez9864]

tibetan medicine , and who knows the fuck before that.

[@TheSEEfilms]

corona virus

[@marycandullo526]

@@TheSEEfilms YES, I was associating with that too. Nonetheless, it's not a race, and we all benefit from human curiosity, exploration and discovery!

[@НиколайПоляновский-г5у]

А на русском языке когда будет?

[@Billy_Herrington1969]

Devon Larratt brought me here

[@sunsunsunh]

the photographic study realized by the team was impressive enough, there was no reason to throw in that amount of lamely used big words. Unless the objective is to sell the results to a lay and impressionable audience.

[@garyrutland1119]

Hahahaha, I love the god-bothering trolls attempts to highjack this comments section, hahaha too funny.

[@iknownothing-49]

Yes, this is a wonderful video. But I so wish it were slower and easier for a layman, or woman to follow. Pseudopolygonal!?

[@RogueElement.]

GOD FUKN BLESS❤🙏

[@13villa13]

Did the ancients know ??? Egyptians/Mayans etc

[@koolertrek]

A computer voice? Should be a real person's voice.

[@_arnavmathur]

Chong xie is proud