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14/11/2025

While they can be seen as a luxury, massages are often part of healthcare – here’s how they affect physical and mental health

14/10/2025

Ever wondered how your body moves with such coordinated ease, adapts to the internal and external forces that beset it, and is capable of amazing feats? The answer lies in a fascinating concept called biotensegrity.

Originally introduced by orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Stephen M. Levin, biotensegrity states that the body isn’t just a stack of bones with muscles attached; a system of pulleys and levers. Instead, it’s a self-organising, dynamic structure built on the continuous dance between tension and compression.

From cells to organs, bones to muscles, all surrounded and supported by the liquid crystalline matrix that is the fascia, the biotensegral body is resilient, low-energy and load-distributing; it self-formed in the embryo, has no 'core' and is internally balanced and fully adaptive to every situation.

When we understand biotensegrity, we stop seeing the body as a machine to be “fixed” and start recognising it as a living system with the ability to self heal; one that is responsive, resonant and highly sensitive on many levels.

Curious to dive deeper into how this shapes your work with the body, whether you are a movement educator, manual therapist, surgeon or osteopath? Become a Member of The Fascia Hub and explore our range of fascinating articles and videos on this subject. Just visit https://bit.ly/TFHMBSP to discover everything our membership has to offer. Take your understanding to the next level.

01/09/2025

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22/07/2025

Le corps humain ne nous a pas encore tout dévoilé. ...

Lungs: Your Lungs Do More Than Breathe — They Make Blood! Analysis by Hashem Al-Ghaili

In a discovery that reshapes what we thought we knew about the human body, scientists have found that lungs help produce blood — a lot of it.

🔬 The Surprising Science
A study on mice by UCSF researchers revealed that lungs generate over 10 million platelets every hour, challenging the old idea that blood is only made in the bone marrow.

💡 Hidden Stem Cell Reservoir
Even more shocking? The lungs contain a previously unknown reserve of blood stem cells — opening new doors for treating blood disorders.

👀 How They Found It
Using cutting-edge two-photon imaging, scientists tracked glowing platelets moving through the lungs in real time. The result? A whole new appreciation for this multitasking organ.

As UCSF’s Dr. Mark R. Looney puts it:
"This finding reshapes our understanding of the lungs, showing they're not just for respiration, but also vital for blood production."

Photo Credit/ Source: Lefrançais, E., Ortiz-Muñoz, G., Caudrillier, A. et al. The lung is a site of platelet biogenesis and a reservoir for haematopoietic progenitors. Nature 544, 105–109

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