16/06/2026
👐 The Hands That Care Need Care Too
A few weeks ago we asked Ann, founder of the Balance Arts Center in New York and an Alexander Technique teacher for almost 40 years, if she would share her experience using the ABR Fascia Gel.
She didn't write to me about pain.
She didn't write about a sports injury.
She told us about the beginning of a Dupuytren's contracture in the palm of her right hand. It was still in a very early stage, and she simply wanted to see if she could improve the quality of the tissues before it progressed.
After applying a tiny amount of ABR Fascia Gel several times a day, this is what she wrote:
"So far it is really helping a lot and the tight tissue is starting to lengthen out. It stays lengthened even if I don't use the gel every day. When I do use a tiny drop several times a day it really softens the tissue."
We are not saying that the ABR Fascia Gel treats Dupuytren's contracture.
We are simply sharing the experience of someone who has spent almost four decades working with people's movement and feeling tissue quality through her hands.
And it reminded us of something...
Parents and caregivers spend years lifting, positioning, feeding, supporting and helping others.
But very few of us remember to take care of our own hands.
Maybe they deserve a little ABR too.
Illustrative image. This is not Ann's hand.