It's easy to see the benefits of MFR for pain relief and mobility. But did you know that releasing the fascia surrounding your vital organs can help them function better and help you maintain good health? The brain, like any other part of the body, must be free and unrestricted enough to have good circulation, properly deliver nerve impulses, process information and help you stay mentally sharp. Removing restrictions around your head, neck, chest and face can help circulation in these areas which is very important for good brain health. 

The symptoms of Alzheimer's, for example, coincide with a hardening of the brain tissue. Just as solidifying tissues elsewhere in the body create pain and disfunction, when the fascia that surrounds and connects to the brain, becomes tough, thick and dehydrated; functional, cognitive and memory issues can occur.

Release the Fascia

This can actually happen at any age when trauma occurs like whiplash or concussion. Both these traumatic brain injuries cause restrictions, scar tissue and tissue memory that can be felt as a variety of symptoms like migraines, depression, vertigo, nausea, brain fog, memory issues and more. These tissues will need repeated releasing in order to help the brain function optimally with memory in top shape. 

To regain proper function anywhere in the body, including the brain and memory, mobility and suppleness must be restored to the fascia. Softening up the tissues of the body, the neck, the head, the dural tube and clearing away some of that leftover tissue memory can help you move more freely and think more clearly. When these areas are relaxed and easy with less restrictions in the surrounding fascia, your brain can function better and help keep you clear and bright.