CTD is not so much a disease as it is a response to excessive demands that we place on our bodies - without giving them adequate time to recover between. Injury to the body that happens secondary to some physical cause. A dysfunction of the normal body processes. To function properly, the body and each of its structures need a steady supply of blood, rich in oxygen and nutrients. Cutting off or slowing the blood supply harms the tissues of the body.
Tense muscles squeeze off their own flow of energy and fuel.
Nerves deprived of blood and squeezed by muscles begin to tingle or go numb. Repetitive Motion Movement applied to muscles and joints the same way all the time may contribute to early wear and tear. Over Use Using muscles and joints after they have become fatigued increases the likelihood of injury. Overloaded or without proper rest they have no chance to recover fully. An incorrect posture places stress on the body causing pain and stiffness.