HeyJaredThe Fascia Guide
The Fascia Guide is a podcast about the living body, about new research and a new perspective on health, pain and what it means to be alive.There is an ongoing global revolution in the anatomical research field, profoundly changing the way we look at the human body.The reason?
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24. When You Dare to Put Research Into Practice -Ivar Bohlin, Hans Bohlin, Mareike Claussen & Beate Maul (opens the original)
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Somewhere right now, someone is in pain that could already be eased. On average it takes seventeen years for research to reach the people who need it. Most keep suffering in that gap. Recorded live at the Swedish Fascia Convention - The Living Body, Uppsala, June 2025. Ivar Bohlin, Hans Bohlin and doctors Mareike Claussen and Beate Maul on what happens when you stop letting research sit on the page and start putting it to work, and what it takes to act on an idea before you can prove it is right
23. When No One Understands | Neil Theise, Sue Adstrum, Sven Roman & Axel Bohlin (opens the original)
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If you have ever been the only person in the room who understood why fascia matters, this one is for you. Four people who each saw something before others did, and kept going when no one understood. Recorded live at the Swedish Fascia Convention - The Living Body, Uppsala, June 2025. Host Axel Bohlin talks with pathologist Neil Theise, physiotherapist and researcher Sue Adstrum, and physician Sven Roman about rejection, resistance, and what it actually takes to be a pioneer when the people aroun
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