How medical massage can help infertility

Between 30 to 35% of the left atria output is providing blood supply to the abdominal cavity including pelvic floor female organs. The same amount of venous blood has to be drained. Stress negatively affects the functions of all of the body’s organs and systems, including natural venous blood drainage in the pelvic floor female organs. In case drainage is disturbed, much of the venous blood is accumulated. This abnormal state is called STASIS of the venous blood.Stasis automatically disturbs the arterial blood supply. One time this blood supply is compromised, a negative snowball effect occurs, including inflammations within pelvic floor female organs.Besides disturbing the metabolic technique within the abdominal cavity, venous blood stasis/decreased arterial blood supply, also fails to prevent bacterial and viral infections with in pelvic floor female organs. In some cases this chronic inflammatory condition can also trigger cancer development within pelvic floor female organs.Note: A non-septic inflammation is the body’s try to overcome an insufficiency of the arterial blood supply.

In this case the body reacts by producing acute inflammation. If the compromised amount of blood supply will be not restored, this inflammation gradually becomes chronic. As an element of chronic inflammation, adhesions will often create and the organs’ dysfunction will worsen. Often chronic salpingitis/ adhesion with in fallopian tubes will be developed and will prevent ladies capability to get pregnant. In this video clip Boris proposes introvaginal gynecological massage techniques that is directed to eliminate adhesion with in fallopian tubes, which in turn restoring fertility. For the best results, the proposed gynecological massage must be part of full 12-steps Abdominal/visceral massage. These techniques also addressing uterus as well as ovaries which is also beneficial in prospect to increase fertility.Abdominal/visceral massage is the most powerful methodology in addressing venous blood stasis, reducing lymphedema, which promotes arterial blood supply.

By achieving the abovementioned goals, they improve the functions of the inner organs, including tension reduction within the smooth muscles of abdominal structures, and the resulting reduction of abdominal and lower back pain. Importantly, they are also restoring functions of the affected organs and systems. These techniques are also tremendously beneficial in increasing chances for fertility.