What is organ massage and from where does it originate?  

Organ massage originates like the Cranio-Sacral therapy from osteopathy. Osteopaths are doctors who as a part of their education are taught a soft form for manipulation of the organs and bones. This manipulation is carried out as a treatment of bones and muscles with the use of hands in different positions.

Organ massage is a gentle and precise form for massage which releases tension in the organs and the muscles around these. The massage helps improve the movement of the organs and the blood circulation connected to these. Your state of health and general well-being heavily depends on how your organs function.

What is organ massage good for?  

Organ massage can help relieve the following problems:

Stomach  

•  Tension in different parts of the stomach can cause pain below the chest in the left and right

side along with problems of emptying the stomach and lacking ability to feel satisfied when it comes to eating.

•  Hernia (a part of the stomach has been sucked up into the chest) may cause eructation of acid fluid, pain in the diaphragm, anorexia, asthma and pain in the neck.

•  Gastroptosis may cause distension, lacking ability to feel satisfied when it comes to eating, and pendulous abdomen.

Gullet  

Tension in the gullet may cause pain in the neck, eructation of acid fluid and bad breath.

Liver  

Problems with the liver may cause pain under the lowest part of the chest in the right side plus tiredness and tension in the right shoulder.

Kidney

The kidneys can have sunk due to an accident (traffic), a shock or too quick loss of weight. If the left kidney has sunk it may result in lost sex interest and anxiety. If both kidneys have sunk it may cause tiredness plus pains in the abdomen and down the front of the thighs.

Small intestine

Problems with the small intestine may cause diarrhoea, back and hip problems.

Large intestine

Problems with the large intestine may cause constipation, hemorrhoids and also neck, back and hip problems.

 Spleen

Problems with the spleen may cause cold hands and feet. Furthermore, spleen problems may come into play in regards to overweight or underweight.

Pancreas and Duodenum

Problems with the pancreas and duodenum may cause tiredness and low spirits.

Duodenum and Gall bladder

Problems with the duodenum and gall bladder may cause allergy, eczema plus trouble digesting fats.