Watch our short video on how IBS is connected to lower back pain BACK PAIN IS RARELY JUST A “BACK” PROBLEM. For many people, ongoing back pain isn’t caused by weak muscles, poor posture, or lack of stretching. It’s caused by how force is being transferred through the body — and fascia plays the central role in that process. At INPEAK, we consistently see back pain that has very little to do with damage in the spine itself. --- PAIN SHOWS UP WHERE LOAD BREAKS DOWN The lower ba

WHERE YOUR SYMPTOMS SHOW UP IS RARELY WHERE THE PROBLEM STARTS. That’s the part most people are never told — and it’s the reason pain keeps returning even after treatment, exercise or hands-on work. PAIN IS A SIGNAL — NOT THE SOURCE When a muscle, tendon or joint becomes painful, it’s usually the end point of a much longer chain of events. The irritation shows up locally. The cause is usually somewhere else in the system. That system is fascia. FASCIA LINKS EVERYTHING — AND I