Tensegrity is a concept derived from architecture, which means "tensional integrity".

Tensegrity systems have the ability to self-stabilize and are very resistant [...]

It is important for the survival of the species to have developed different automatic processes, which are spontaneous and do not require our consciousness, because if we take a second longer to carry them out [...]

The diaphragm is the main inspiratory muscle (with which we take in air) and constitutes a continuum between the connective tissue of the abdomen and the thorax [...]

The liver has an average weight of 1500 g, is located in the upper right part of the abdomen, below the diaphragm, secretes bile essential for the digestion of fats [...]

Liver dysfunction (loss of mobility and tension in the connective tissue that covers it) generates an increase in abdominal pressure [...]

In the previous entry we talked about the concept of pressures in the different cavities of the human body [...]

The human body obeys three laws:

1) BALANCE

2) ECONOMY (seeks to spend the least amount of energy)

3) COMFORT (seeks that there is no pain) [...]

When the body is continuously subjected to a stressor element, its internal balance is affected [...]

The muscles of the body are interconnected through connective tissue or fascia (fibrous membrane that surrounds and relates them); in this way the muscular chains are created [...]