"Movement returns where circulation returns." A.Zalmanov
Painful joints, stiff muscles, and inflamed connective tissues all have one thing in common: Poor capillary circulation.
Cartilage, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and nerves are nourished by millions of microscopic capillaries. These tiny vessels continuously deliver oxygen and nutrients while removing the products of normal cellular metabolism.
When this microscopic circulation slows, tissues receive less nourishment, waste products accumulate, elasticity decreases, and movement gradually becomes painful.
According to Dr. Zalmanov, the goal is not simply to relieve pain.
The goal is to restore the physiological circulation that allows tissues to repair and renew themselves naturally.