🧠 The Fascia-Anxiety Connection in Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain Disorders

🧠 The Fascia-Anxiety Connection 🌟 Did you know that anxiety and physical health are deeply connected? Let's explore the intricate relationship between anxiety, pain, and our body's fascia system:
🔸 Two-Way Street: Anxiety and fibromyalgia can influence each other. When your body's fascia tightens due to stress or trauma, it can trigger pain and affect hormones and neurotransmitters, contributing to anxiety.
🔸 Fascia's Role: Fascia, the connective tissue covering muscles and organs, contains nerves and controls various bodily functions. From muscles to breathing, fascia's influence is far-reaching.
🔸 Stored Trauma: Emotional and physical trauma can be stored in the fascia, impacting your entire body's well-being. It can tighten due to stress, leading to pain and even migraines.
🔸 Holistic Health: Mental and physical health are interconnected. Viewing them separately only complicates the picture. A holistic approach is essential to understand the mind-body connection.
🔸 Sentinels of Sensation: People with anxiety and pain are like sentinels, sensing everything around them. They might have food intolerances, sensitivities, and heightened awareness.
🔸 Valuing Anxiety: Anxiety is a signal, not just a condition. Those experiencing it have unique insights into their bodies and environments. Their experiences should be valued and understood.
Join us at the Demystifying Fibromyalgia Conference, where experts from various fields will shed light on the physical aspects of anxiety, pain, and TMJ issues.
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Let's uncover the hidden truths together! 🌈 #MindBodyConnection #AnxietyAwareness #HolisticHealth

[@Amy3130]

Thank you for posting this...I have fibromyalgia, depression, and anxiety all of which snowballed after a car accident where I damaged my neck and ended up with chronic migraines. This makes so much sense...thanks again

[@Truerealism747]

Do you have hypomobility

[@NaymitMayne]

Did you have anxiety before or after I have similar issues

[@Truerealism747]

Have anxiety same time​@@NaymitMayne

[@debdavis-t7w]

thank you for posting this. This really opened up my eyes. I have had fibro since 2013 but suffer from also mental issues. Have suffered from emotional and physical trauma too.

[@LDR411]

Thank you for sharing this. I was able to relate on all levels. When I am able to have less anxiety my days go so much better. I agree with these symptoms being holistic. It’s all connected.

[@lindaellis9349]

This was so interesting..so spot on....anything/anyone there to help us? Is there a part 2 or more .... ?

[@joeyartone9378]

wow. a gem

[@LMI2020]

Thank you ❤

[@NaymitMayne]

Has this worked for others

[@loli3939]

The real question is what is anxiety? The term gets thrown around but what and how are being measured? It is an unsaid assumption and when one asks you get an answer that really does not apply. This is the best description but I would not call it anxiety after a career in MH. Maybe hyper-sensitivity?

[@teresabarcia3093]

My daughter and husband understand. But, other see be and they think I'm fine really doing horrible severe pain. You are very intelligent in how to explains the disease.ty 😊

[@HealyTheresa]

❤

[@Truerealism747]

Linked to autism heds

[@hughlindsay540]

How is this helpful.

[@nikhildoshi7929]

You are right sir bt what we should do to release facia

[@pocahontas330]

❤❤❤

[@aoifekavanagh8369]

Why endocrinology?