Five practices, taught in order of evidence strength: movement, sunlight, breath, food, and direct tissue care. Each has its own page with the trials, the daily actions, and one popular claim worth your skepticism.

Five threads. One web.

These are the levers with the best evidence for moving body, mood, skin, and energy at once. Strongest evidence first. Every claim tagged, and every hype claim checked.

Practice 01 · Movement

Motion is how the web stays liquid.

Fascia glides on a watery lubricant that thickens when you hold still. No intervention on this page carries stronger evidence than simply moving. The dose that matters most is the first one: going from nothing to something.

6 findings · 1 hype claim checked

Practice 02 · Sunlight

Your eyes need lux. Your skin needs limits.

Every cell in your body runs on a clock set by bright light reaching your eyes. Days too dim and nights too bright flatten it. The repair is almost embarrassingly simple: bright mornings, dim evenings.

4 findings · 1 hype claim checked

Practice 03 · De-stress

Stress is a posture your whole body holds.

Stress isn't just in your head. It's a full-body program, and the way out runs through the body too. The calming branch of your nervous system is trainable, and its best-evidenced lever is free.

5 findings · 1 hype claim checked

Practice 04 · Nutrition

You rebuild the web out of what you eat.

Collagen, the rope your fascia and skin are woven from, is built from dietary protein and cannot be made without vitamin C. Beyond raw materials, food sets your inflammatory tone.

5 findings · 1 hype claim checked

Practice 05 · Fascia care

Tend the web like a garden, not a machine.

Fascia's collagen turns over across months. The tissue you'll have next year is being woven by what you do most days now. The good news hiding in that slowness: most everyday stiffness looks like the 'sticky' kind rather than the scarred kind, and sticky appears to reverse.

4 findings · 1 hype claim checked

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