Meta-Environment No2: Fascial System – Three-Dimensional Tensegrity Network of Biomechanical Connectivity and Proprioception

The fascial system has long been considered a passive packaging fabric. However, modern research shows that it is a three-dimensional continuous network of collagen and elastic fibers with fibroblasts, myofibroblasts, nerve endings, and immune cells. It permeates the entire body, providing biomechanical connectivity (tensegrity), proprioception, power transfer, shock absorption, and local immune surveillance. The article substantiates that the fascial system meets all four criteria of the meta-environment. Chronic myofascial pain, fibromyalgia, contractures, post-immobilization stiffness, and age-related loss of elasticity are direct consequences of dysfunction of this meta-environment. Particular attention is paid to the systemic restoration of fascia in the Quatotron method. In combination with the mechanics of longevity and biogenic nutrition, it allows you to restore hydration, elasticity and sliding of the fascial layers, as well as normalize proprioceptive feedback. Clinical data confirming the effectiveness of the approach are presented. Understanding fascia as a meta-environment opens up new possibilities for the treatment of chronic pain, rehabilitation and prevention of age-related loss of mobility.