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Visceral therapy is the
essence of holistic approach, it focuses on the interactions between muscle
system, internal organs, and spine, and on the stimulation of the vagus nerve in
order to regulate emotional tensions, i.e.: anxiety, apathy, fear, withdrawal.
The inter-influence of
particular muscle areas directly influences the placement and tension of
internal organs, and vice versa, internal organs have great influence on the medical
condition of the spine, muscles, fascia, pelvis, ribs, and shoulders.
Modern lifestyle (lack
of physical activity, dehydration, processed foods, certain anatomical features
of our body, postoperative scars) causes hardening of fascia network, where all
of our organs are located. It leads to restricted mobility of organs and
muscles. The organs with restricted mobility have a tendency to develop
lymphatic stagnations, which in turn result in the „sickness” of a given organ.
If an organ, or its area, falls ill, then the muscle which cooperates with it
will also face a problem.
Fascia system is a
network entangling all of our body, starting from the basic building unit –
cell – to large agglomeration like organs or muscles. Therefore, everything in
our body is in constant communication, no matter the distance.
The purpose of visceral
therapy is to restore communication in this network, eliminate lymphatic
stagnations, and to restore the initial shape, softness, and slide of the fascial and
internal organs areas. This effect can be obtained by massaging abdominal wall,
and by deep penetration of areas between organs, or by putting pressure on the
organs directly.
We work on unblocking
the areas pivotal for the proper functioning of the flow in iliac and femoral
arteries, aorta, veins, and lymphatic vessels, and also in lumbar and sacral
plexus.
All those actions bring harmony to the body.
We equalize the
abdominal wall tensions and flows, which causes the decrease in the spinal
tensions (self-healing of herniations), and restores the proper functions of
internal organs, e.g.: heart, lungs, diaphragm, liver, pancreas, stomach,
spleen, small and large intestine, kidneys, bladder, testicles, ovaries,
prostate, anus.
Releasing the blockages
from visceral system stops the redundant stimulation of the vagus nerve, which
translates to restoring the viscera-brain communication, and to reducing the
states of tension, fear, and apathy.
In this way we treat the following conditions: