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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2019 · 54 MIN

Exploring Fascia Part 2 with Dr. Antonio Stecco

from TheHealthHub · host Cathy Biase

In this episode we speak with Dr. Antonio Stecco, MD, PhD. about further research in the area of fascia. This is our second interview with him and a continuation of our first conversation. Dr. Stecco is Assistant Professor at Rusk Rehabilitation, New York University. Physiatrist, President of Fascial Manipulation Association, Assistant to the President of the International Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (ISPRM) from 2012 to 2014. His scientific activity is devoted to the study of the human fasciae from a macroscopically, histologically and physio-pathologically point of view. He personally made over 100 cadaver dissections for research. Since 2007 he has organized and personally holds theoretical-practical courses about the Fascial Manipulation method in all five continents. He is author of more than 40 in extensor papers about the fascia. He has co-authored of 5 books and is co-author of different chapters of international books published by Elsevier. Learning Points: • Signs of a distressed liver and how to support a healthy liver • The Importance of promoting healthy fascia • Recent findings in the area of neuropathy and fascia • What is fascia manipulation Social Media: http://www.fascialmanipulation.com/en/

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