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Your tissue isn't
glued shut.

"Releasing" fascia, breaking up knots, melting adhesions — most of it is metaphor, not mechanism. Here's what soft tissue work actually does, and why the effect is more neurological than mechanical.

What soft-tissue work really does — in 90 seconds

Why "release" is a feeling, not a tearing.

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The 'release' myth

What actually changes when tissue feels looser.

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Fascia as a sensory organ

Why it's full of nerves, not just structure.

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Knots, trigger points, and tone

Separating what's real from what's marketed.

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When hands-on work helps

Using it to open a window — then loading through it.

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The Soft-Tissue Reality Check

What manual therapy can and can't change, how long the effect lasts, and what you have to do with the window it opens.

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