Maya Abdominal Massage

The Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Massage for the reproductive and digestive systems is an external, non invasive manipulation to guide reproductive organs into their proper position and improve the blood flow to the digestive organs. The uterus may have shifted or the prostate may have swollen, potentially restricting the flow of blood, lymph, nerve impulses, and chi. This can cause most of the common female and male reproductive oriented issues, as well as a host of seemingly unrelated aliments, including digestive complaints.

Abdominal massage of this type is a therapeutic treatment that has been known and practiced by healers for thousands of years but forgotten in this century. So often, modern medicine tends to focus on relieving symptoms, rather than the causes of disease. But these ancient techniques treat the primary causes of female and male complaints, thereby preventing the progression of symptoms to chronic disease and allowing the body to use its inherent ability to self-heal.

These massage techniques were developed by Dr. Rosita Arvigo who has lived in Central America for over 30 years where she apprenticed with Don Elijio Panti, the last of the traditional Maya healers. She combines her knowledge of traditional healing, science, herb therapy, and wisdom to produce a holistic path to physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

What to Expect in Treatment

• Comprehensive review of personal history and health care needs.

• Abdominal massage focused on aligning reproductive and abdominal organ.

• Complimentary techniques such as Cranio-Sacral, soft tissue corrections, Reiki and etc. may be used for enhanced results.

• Instruction in self-care techniques which can be used at home to enhance the benefit of treatment.

• Possible recommendations for herbal remedies.

Contraindications to this Treatment

• Not recommended during menstruation

• If an IUD is present

• Immediately after abdominal surgery

• Active infection or cancer present in pelvic area

• During the first 19 weeks of pregnancy

Common Symptoms Relieved by this Treatment

• Displaced or prolapsed uterus

• Painful periods and ovulation

• Irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation

• Bladder or yeast infections

• Miscarriage or difficult pregnancies

• Endometriosis

• Peri-menopause or menopause symptoms

• Infertility

• PMS/Depression prior to menstruation

• Ovarian cysts/fibroids

• Abnormal uterine bleeding

• Pregnancy related back pain from displaced uterus

• Headache or migraine with menstruation

• Difficulty with breathing/depleted energy

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Crohn's disease/Colitis

• Gastritis

• Chronic indigestion or heartburn

• Chronic constipation/low back ache

• Frequent or painful urination

• Prostatitis

• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (swollen prostate)