Joint dysfunction can arise from various factors, including muscle imbalance, postural overstrain, and occasionally trauma. Imbalance in muscle groups and poor movement patterns can lead to joints becoming locked or stuck. This imbalance often results in some muscles being weak while others remain short and tense.
Such imbalances can alter perception, increasing the risk of falls, clumsiness, and injury. Moreover, they can disrupt the optimal transmission of signals to the brain's central processing regions, potentially causing sensations of mental fatigue and brain fog. Addressing these imbalances is crucial for restoring optimal joint function and overall well-being.