Unpacking Generational Tension — Even In Utero

So we definitely have a lot more to unpack, because I say, you know, we begin accumulating tension in utero in our fascial system, in. In our mother's womb. And so your nervous system's connected with your mom's nervous system in the mother's womb. So you have, you know, positional strain in utero. You have generational factors. I see patterns of tension run in families. And then you also have any stress mom was under, and then birth itself. So every single one of us is born with a degree of tension in our bodies, and some more than others, which is why you see some babies that have tight tongue ties, difficulty latching, colic, reflux, torticollis, constipation. It's all related to this tension in the body. And if we can unwind it, then we can make quicker progress.