Bodywork and movement therapies can minimize the development of myofibroblasts by:

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Changing the stress loads on the fascia can help prevent the formation of myofibroblasts, which are involved in the development of fibrosis. By reducing stress or changing the way stress is distributed in the body, bodywork and movement therapies can help reduce the extent of fibrosis that can develop. B and C can also be helpful, but they are not as effective in preventing or reducing fibrosis as changing the stress loads on the fascia. D is incorrect as laying down collagen fibers in a random fashion would not necessarily prevent myofibroblast development.

Bodywork and Movement Therapies Can Minimize the Development of Myofibroblasts