The Handcuffing of Soft Tissue

BioSync® provides a way to break up collagen cross-linking and restore natural length and flexibility in the tissue. The result is a complete approach to healing. As collagen binds to injured tissues to protect the muscles from further damage it inhibits the body’s unlinking enzymes from performing their function of restoration and healing creating an adverse effect on blood circulation and lymph drainage.

Traumas are locked into connective tissue through excessive collagen cross-linking. Collagen, a fibrous protein, is the chief constituent of the body’s connective tissue. When we are born, our connective tissue is soft and pliable; for the body to develop strength and tone, a biochemical process called collagen cross-linking occurs, where two strands of collagen bind together at their middle. This process is moderated in our youth by enzymes that unlink these collagen bonds, keeping the body firm yet elastic. Unfortunately, as we age the production of unlinking enzymes decreases, while the cumulative effects of trauma, combined with external stress factors like pollution, poor diet, etc. produce excessive collagen cross-linking. This results in a hardening of the body’s soft tissue; it literally can become armored, creating many of the symptoms commonly associated with aging, injury, and stress.

BioSync releases the “Bio-Chemical and Bio-Mechanical handcuffing” of soft tissue at a very deep level, allowing trauma recordings to unlock and erase.  Excessive collagen cross-linking is eliminated, so the connective tissue can return to its natural, pliable state. As a result of trauma erasure and restoration of soft-tissue pliancy, clients experience both relief of specific symptoms and an immediate upgrading of the entire body’s level of function.

“Your hand opens and closes and opens and closes. If it were always a fist or always stretched open, you would be paralyzed. Your deepest presence is in every small contracting and expanding, the two as beautifully balanced and coordinated as bird wings.”
~ Rumi