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One of the common techniques I use when treating patient is Fascial Counterstrain.  This technique has been developed to...
31/10/2025

One of the common techniques I use when treating patient is Fascial Counterstrain. This technique has been developed to specifically address the following:

Please contact me for an appointment, or book online via: https://www.jaimebarryosteopath.com.au/

🌿 GENERAL SUMMARY — Patient/Education Use
What Is Interstitial Inflammatory Stasis (IIS)?

When the body experiences stress, injury, or illness, tiny chemicals called inflammatory messengers (cytokines) are released to start healing.

If this system stays “switched on” too long, it can overload the body’s drainage and nerve networks, especially the fascia (the body’s connective tissue web).

How It Develops
* Trigger: injury, infection, surgery, or ongoing stress.
* Inflammation: chemicals like serotonin, interleukins, and TNF-alpha are released.
* Nerve Activation: pain sensors send constant signals to the spinal cord.
* Reflexes: the nervous system tightens nearby muscles and blood vessels to “protect” the area.
* Drainage Stops: lymph flow slows and swelling or stiffness develops.
* Stasis: trapped inflammation causes pain, fatigue, and tissue tightness that may spread.

Typical Symptoms
* Ongoing or spreading muscle pain
* Areas that are sore to light pressure (tender points)
* Muscle stiffness or spasm
* Headaches, jaw tension, or shoulder/neck tightness
* Digestive upset (IBS-like symptoms)
* Brain fog, anxiety, or poor sleep
* Tingling, sciatica, or limb weakness

Why Muscles “Guard”
* When nerves sense irritation, they tell the muscles to tighten and protect the area — like a built-in brace.
* Over time, this “guarding” reduces blood flow and healing, keeping pain signals active.
* How Fascial Counterstrain Helps

Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) is a gentle manual therapy designed to:
* Calm the nerve reflexes that drive tightness and pain
* Improve blood and lymph flow to clear inflammation
* Restore movement and reduce protective tension
* Support the body’s natural healing from chronic stress or injury

When to Be Cautious
Therapists avoid direct Counterstrain work over areas of:
- Active infection or recent surgery
- Pregnancy (abdomen/pelvis)
- Cancer or aneurysm
- Implanted devices (pacemaker, stent, IUDs)

Common Causes of Fascial Stress
- Past injuries, surgeries, posture habits, infection, or food sensitivities can all overload the fascia and its drainage systems.

An Osteopath, working in Port Macquarie Jaime Barry treats a wide range of conditions (joint pain, headaches, chronic conditions) with the aim to help you return to living the life you want to, with less pain/discomfort and improving mobility and strength.

Good morning!Osteopenia and osteoporosis- reversible without medication It’s hard work and worth it. Professor Belinda B...
07/10/2025

Good morning!

Osteopenia and osteoporosis- reversible without medication
It’s hard work and worth it.
Professor Belinda Beck of Griffiths University QLD Australia has numerous research articles on the subject and I just found a YouTube interview with her.
Here it is

In this conversation, Dr. Belinda Beck discusses her extensive research on osteoporosis, particularly focusing on the LIFTMOR trial and the Onero program. Th...

23/04/2025

So what is osteopathy? It’s all about you. The whole you. Let’s take you on a journey, a journey to a better healthier you.

Appointments available this week at Port Macquarie Osteopathic Centre.Anzac biscuits for patients this week. (Yes they h...
22/04/2025

Appointments available this week at Port Macquarie Osteopathic Centre.
Anzac biscuits for patients this week.
(Yes they have gluten in them)
Enjoy the short week everyone!

14/04/2025
Further information on gut health
25/03/2025

Further information on gut health

Discover Zinzino's prebiotic fiber supplement blend in ZinoBiotic+ to promote healthy bowel functions and cholesterol levels, reduce blood sugar spikes and support overall gut health.

Confused between pre & pro biotics? Prebiotics feed the gut microbesBenefits:     Helps to improve digestion & metabolis...
25/03/2025

Confused between pre & pro biotics?

Prebiotics feed the gut microbes

Benefits:
Helps to improve digestion & metabolism
Helps regulate bowel movements
Improves calcium absorption - thereby increasing
bone density
Assists in reversing type II diabetes and pre
diabetes

If you are interested in more information send me a message!

Soon (waiting patiently) I will have a test for you to check your gut health. I’ll keep you posted

* it is recommended for people on medications to review with GP with any supplements taken to ensure they don’t cause negative interactions for you

The science behind ZinoBiotic+

This may or may not be for you.I am working with a Scandinavian science company that uses a simple blood spot test that ...
22/03/2025

This may or may not be for you.

I am working with a Scandinavian science company that uses a simple blood spot test that you can take in the comfort of your home to determine your body's inflammation level. This test tells you the most important number for health and longevity that you do not know but should know.

What is it?
It’s the balance between omega-6 and omega-3 and is a proxy for systemic inflammation. It tells you how good your diet is and whether you are in the inflammatory danger or anti-inflammatory safe zone.

It helps people to stop wasting money on supplements and determines if they are working or NOT!!.

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37 Lake Road
Port Macquarie, NSW
2444

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Tuesday 1pm - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 11:30am
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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