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"Strolling Under the Skin" is an excellent resource of information from Dr. JD Guimberteau. Here is a quote
from Tom Meyer's website: "This 25-minute video contains some of the most fascinating images of living fascia
ever developed. Dr. Jean Claude Guimberteau is a plastic and hand surgeon who has been researching the
body's 'sliding system' that allows fascial planes to move on each other. The beauty and excitement of this film is
that is is living fascia in a living person, and so beautifully filmed that no one -- lay or practitioner -- can see this
video unmoved. The sheer poetry of the images is enough, but you also learn how the collagen, ground
substance water and fat work together to make the 'sliding system' -- the body's interconnected system of loose
connective tissue." Check it out on Tom's website
from Tom Meyer's website: "This 25-minute video contains some of the most fascinating images of living fascia
ever developed. Dr. Jean Claude Guimberteau is a plastic and hand surgeon who has been researching the
body's 'sliding system' that allows fascial planes to move on each other. The beauty and excitement of this film is
that is is living fascia in a living person, and so beautifully filmed that no one -- lay or practitioner -- can see this
video unmoved. The sheer poetry of the images is enough, but you also learn how the collagen, ground
substance water and fat work together to make the 'sliding system' -- the body's interconnected system of loose
connective tissue." Check it out on Tom's website
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