Good afternoon @sprinrosa64, I want to respond to your statement about the purpose of MFR and how it may impact muscle as well as nerves. Here is a youtube video that shows you exactly what fascia is and how it operates in the body.

"reminder: MFR will not get rid of neuropathy. MFR will not treat neuropathy. However, MFR can Help manage and mitigate symptoms."

The deal is that fascia is a connective tissue....any nerves with signals from the brain must be transferred by connective tissue to the part of the body that you want to work for you. Unfortunately, for one or even more of a number of reasons our nerves have decided to die quite long before us. They take a very long time to rebuild. When the nerves can't do what they are supposed to do...they bring back pain signals to our brain and that is what we feel....pain and numbness.

Let me know if this helps you. Your questions and wonderments are completely legitimate. We cannot diagnose or prescribe. What we can do is listen.

So.....keep it up....I am right here.
Chrs