TIGHT TISSUE SYNDROME
by Lawrence Wilson, MD
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October 2010, The Center For Development
A relatively small number of clients have what may be called
tight fascia. The superficial
layers of tissues seem tight or compressed to their bones8. Their bodies look almost as though they
are shrink-wrapped. They appear
wiry, though not necessarily excessively thin. This syndrome is important because they share a number of
other characteristics discussed below.
CHARACTERISTICS
Those with tight tissue syndrome
are often intelligent, kind, high-quality individuals. They may be more yang than average,
which is helpful for their healing.
However, most are sympathetic dominant types who tend to be fearful and
worry too much, and this slows their healing progress.
They often suffer from some
aches and pains, muscle weakness to some degree, and perhaps just tightness of
their joints and ligaments. These
symptoms are not usually extreme, although they can be annoying.
Many are somewhat perfectionistic and perhaps a bit compulsive. The word Ôanal personalityÕ is
sometimes used in this connection, though there is nothing wrong with this area
of the body.
A NEED FOR MORE
MAGNESIUM
These
clients often need more magnesium in their nutritional balancing programs,
regardless of their hair magnesium level.
An excellent product for this is ATP-xtra from
Endomet Laboratories. This often relieves some symptoms such as anxiety, aches and
pains, and perhaps reduces muscle weakness as well.
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