Modern health science has made extraordinary advances in genetics, molecular biology, and data-driven medicine. Yet many chronic conditions—pain, inflammation, degenerative aging, and unexplained resilience—remain only partially explained.

Unwindology begins with a simple observation: the human body is not only a biochemical system, but a mechanically continuous one. Fascia connects every structure, distributes load, and carries the cumulative effects of posture, injury, movement, and stress across time.

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While most models of health focus on molecular signals downstream, Unwindology explores what may sit upstream—how long-duration mechanical tension and tissue-level patterning influence biological coherence, immune regulation, and aging.

This is not an alternative to modern science. It is an attempt to examine a layer that is rarely measured, yet continuously present.