Gary Brecka

And it was great.

I went to the School of Prison Chiropractic.

Yeah, yeah.

I prefer mine.

But what they did an extraordinary good job and National is known for this was anatomy, physical anatomy, gross anatomy.

We had nine hours of cadaver anatomy a week for almost two years.

I mean, it was highly, highly, highly focused around the details and anatomy.

I have a fundamental understanding of fascia and connective tissue and ligaments, tendons, bones, joints, what have you, very strong understanding of spinal anatomy.

I never have viewed the fascia the way that you view it.

This connective tissue you view as a superhighway for everything from minerals, vitamins, amino acids, nutrients, to the delivery of signals to a place where we actually lock up trauma.

Sure.

myself included and probably the vast majority of people watching this podcast think trauma is in your head.

I'm not saying trauma doesn't exist because that term gets used loosely to say, oh, it's all in your head and that's considered derogatory.

I don't mean it that way, but it is somewhere in your brain and therapy or drugs or what have you and ayahuasca trip is there to unlock that.

But philosophically, you believe that the body also stores trauma in the fascia.

And I'd love for you to maybe even just give us a basic understanding of what fascia is.

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