Sensor-Rich Myofascial and Visceral Interfaces as Modulators of Afferent Signaling: A Biotensegrity-Based Mechanistic Framework for Neurodevelopmental Conditions

White Paper v2.1 (July 2026) presenting the core research framework of Rex Autistikon Research Foundation, Inc. This document proposes a novel peripheral mechanistic framework linking chronic mechanical restriction in sensor-rich myofascial and visceral zones to altered afferent signaling, predictive coding errors, and clinical features in complex neurodevelopmental presentations (particularly those with sensorimotor, interoceptive, and hypermobility features). Includes full reference list with DOIs. Contact: [email protected] Jacksonville, Florida, United States