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EMRT works on the fascia which is the large elastic connective tissue that covers every muscle and organ continuously within the body. In optimum condition the fascia should be loose, moist and elastic to allow the flow of bodily fluids, however when in trauma or stress the fascia will become tight which restricts fluid movement and the removal of body toxins from the muscles which leads to muscle fibres becoming traumatised. Within the fascia nervous cells called proprioceptor cells can be found and during an EMRT treatment specific proprioceptor cells are triggered which carry a message to the brain via the central nervous system causing the body to respond and realign itself by restoring circulation and with it oxygen supply and nutrients, nervous transmission, fluid activity and allowing the release of tension of the fascia and muscles.