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how does juice get absorbed through scar tissue?
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bigkb
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It seems to me that the scar tissue, which I have alot of in the glutes, is only as deep as the needle is long. Beyond that point, there should be no scar tissue... where the actual depot of oil is. I'm not sure about this, but it just makes sense to me. That's why I don't worry about oil being injected into scar tissue.
But let's say you've been using nothing but 1 1/2" needles for years, then you start using 1" needles in that same site. That would be something I would NOT do, because then you would be injecting INTO the scar tissue.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, or inaccurate.
KB
But let's say you've been using nothing but 1 1/2" needles for years, then you start using 1" needles in that same site. That would be something I would NOT do, because then you would be injecting INTO the scar tissue.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, or inaccurate.
KB
BEEFarmer
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Scar tissue is just muscle tissue that has built up "scars" over the years from so many needles passing thru it and all the oil you put in it which tears the muscle tissue.
Every time the tissue heals from these tears or the pin-holes it get a little tougher in that area. *there is a name for this, I cant remember
BUT, good news is there are still plenty of blood veins and vessels going through the muscle tissue as before so anything injected WILL still be absorbed.
It just takes longer than usual since it has to be absorbed through all the tough/repaired muscle tissues.
Every time the tissue heals from these tears or the pin-holes it get a little tougher in that area. *there is a name for this, I cant remember
BUT, good news is there are still plenty of blood veins and vessels going through the muscle tissue as before so anything injected WILL still be absorbed.
It just takes longer than usual since it has to be absorbed through all the tough/repaired muscle tissues.
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