The FasciaBlaster* tools do exactly what they claim to do: regenerate ¹ fascia tissue. You don’t need anyone’s opinion to know if this is true; we have empirical data and hundreds of thousands of testimonies of real-life users, but let’s clear up any confusion about what a FasciaBlaster does.

When answering the question, Does the FasciaBlaster really work, we need to ask what does the FasciaBlaster actually do? Despite its popularity as a “cellulite stick,” the FasciaBlaster was never designed for cellulite*; it was created for the system of the body called fascia, which we will get into later in the blog. So let’s answer the probably most asked question: Does the FasciaBlaster work for cellulite? The answer is yes ^1,2,3. You can read all about it here and browse tons of pics here. The reason there is this cellulite-fascia association is that the more sophisticated understanding of cellulite is that it is caused by unhealthy fascia. According to the Cleveland Clinic, cellulite is “collections of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath your skin.” The connective tissue is just another name for fascia, so while most cellulite treatments are geared at the fat, the FasciaBlaster* has always been engineered to palpate the connective tissue. Check out the controlled lighting pics with their corresponding ultrasounds from the clinical study performed using our tools.*

The topic of cellulite is what the media globbed on to when we launched the FasciaBlaster. That, and many very excited women raving about us from the rooftops.

Media placement and user testimony*

Media placement and user testimony*

But at Ashley Black, we enjoy talking about how healthy fascia tissue is linked to things like autoimmune disease, inflammation, ¹ helping someone in pain, ⁴ or helping with the longevity of sports careers ,⁵ which we talk about in many of our blogs. We get most excited about our scientific discoveries and teaching our knowledge and techniques to professionals at The Fascia Advancement Academy.

So, let’s move on from “Does the FasciaBlaster really work” to HOW the FasciaBlaster really works? Spoiler alert: It’s really just common sense.

In the dynamic landscape of health and wellness, the FasciaBlaster has emerged as a groundbreaking tool backed by a medical research study¹, sparking curiosity and inspiring conversations within the realm of Fasciology.

Like any trailblazing innovation, the FasciaBlaster has naturally raised some questions about its effectiveness. Everyone has something to say, from massage therapists to board-certified plastic surgeons to dermatologists, and we're here to shed light on the actual scientific findings about FasciaBlasting.* There is so much that we don’t know about FasciaBlasting, and we look forward to learning more, but here is what we know so far. In a nutshell, the FasciaBlaster tools have been shown to:¹

• Decrease the appearance of cellulite

• Remodel collagen fibers, aka. fascia

• Spot-reducing subcutaneous fat at the blasting site

• Reduce Systemic inflammation

• Increase good hormones like irisin

• Be safe with mild side effects like nausea and bruising

So, when you ask, “Does FasciaBlasting* Really work?” The short answer is YES! And because of fascia’s ubiquitous nature, you can address a lot of things, from aesthetics¹ to athletic performance⁴ to disease⁷.

At its core, FasciaBlasters are ingeniously designed tools that harmonize with the fascia system, a network with profound implications for the body. Think of fascia as the essential support structure surrounding every cell, nurturing it as soil surrounds and nourishes a plant. Tending to this fascia is pivotal for overall human well-being. For more on What is Fascia, click here.

Unveiling The Scientific Insights Of The FasciaBlaster*

A Deeper Look at the Scientific Findings

The Peer Reviewed and Published study was meticulously designed to assess the impact of FasciaBlasting on different physiological markers and conditions in a group of 33 adult women. The study aimed to provide definitive insights into the validity of the claims surrounding this practice. Here's a detailed breakdown of the significant findings that emerged from this study:

• FasciaBlasting Lowered The C-reactive Protein (CRP)
  C-reactive Protein, a crucial blood marker associated with systemic inflammation, exhibited a noticeable decrease during the course of the study. The most remarkable reduction was observed within the initial 30 days of FasciaBlasting. This outcome offers a ray of hope to individuals dealing with inflammation-related challenges and highlights the potential of FasciaBlasting to contribute to the reduction of inflammatory markers.

• FasciaBlasting Increased PICP Markers for Collagen Production
  A pivotal aspect of the study was the observed increase in PICP markers, indicative of enhanced collagen production. Collagen, accounting for 30% of the body's protein composition, is vital in providing structural support and strength to various bodily tissues—from skin and muscles to bones and connective tissues. The upsurge in collagen production underscores the potential of FasciaBlasting to impact the body's regenerative processes positively.

• FasciaBlasting Enhanced Serum Irisin Levels
  The study revealed a significant elevation in Serum Irisin Levels—a hormone typically associated with High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). This finding suggests that FasciaBlasting may trigger physiological responses similar to those induced by vigorous exercise, thereby possibly contributing to enhanced overall fitness.

• FasciaBlasting Was Proven Safe with No Overtaxing Indicators
  One critical aspect addressed by the study was the safety of FasciaBlasting. Researchers closely monitored markers that might indicate an overtaxing of the body. The absence of spikes in such markers emphasizes that FasciaBlasting can be incorporated into wellness routines without inducing excessive strain or stress on the body.

• FasciaBlasting Spot-Reduced Subcutaneous Fat
  FasciaBlasting demonstrated the potential to reduce subcutaneous fat in the targeted areas while participants' overall body fat remained unchanged. This suggests that FasciaBlasting could have a role in spot-reducing fat deposits, providing insights into its potential contribution to body contouring and appearance enhancement.

• FasciaBlasting Diminished Cellulite Appearance
  A significant revelation from the study was the reduction in the appearance of cellulite. The study connected the visibility of cellulite with the condition of deep fascia within the leg. The observed reduction suggests that FasciaBlasting may offer a non-invasive approach to cellulite treatment

• FasciaBlasting Provided Ultrasound Evidence of Collagen Remodeling
  Ultrasound imaging provided tangible evidence of collagen remodeling, a process that involves regenerating or restoring collagen fibers to their native state via myofascial release. This aspect is particularly noteworthy since FasciaBlasting emerged as the sole non-invasive device capable of producing this result. Uh, oh, dimples, dents, and fat cells!

The study's meticulous design and execution were carried out by the experienced team at ASPI in Tampa, Florida. The rigorous peer-review process and subsequent publication in the Cogent Medical Journal lends credibility to the study's findings and conclusions.