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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2016 · 52 MIN

Freeing Your Fiber-Optic Fascia

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Aired Wednesday, 17 August 2016, 2:00 PM ETToday’s Star is Ronelle WoodThe body’s connective tissue acts like fiber-optic cables communicating around the body. When they’re stuck there is pain and dysfunction, but myofascial release therapy can free them and allow the light to do it’s healing magic.About the Guest Ronelle WoodRonelle Wood is a leading specialist in Myofascial Release Therapy, having learned the power of fascia from both sides – as a patient and as a healer. She has probed deeply into the light-conducting nature of fascia and what that means for people, how it impacts their emotional and physical wellbeing – and how diminished light conduction can spur problems that someone might not even be aware of. The fascia are the cloak of gossamer connective tissue that surrounds and supports everything in our bodies; they function like fiber optics, conducting light to all points of our body vessel,. When light is stagnant or blocked there is pain and trauma.In her new book Touching Light: How to Free Your Fiber-Optic Fascia, Wood chronicles her path to discovering the life-changing technique of Myofascial Release Therapy that has made her a highly sought-after practitioner in her Ojai, CA clinic.Website: www.ohmsanctuary.com

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