The Arvigo Technique of Maya Abdominal Therapy TM

Maya Abdominal massage is a non-invasive, external, massage technique. It guides internal abdominal organs into their correct position for optimum health and well-being. The Arvigo Technique of Maya Abdominal Therapy™ improves organ function by releasing physical and emotional congestion from the abdomen. This massage is effective for both men and women.

The abdominal cavity houses the organs that enable our bodies to function optimally, such as the liver, digestive tract from mouth to anus, the spleen and pancreas, the kidney and urinary organs and the reproductive organs (some of the male and female organs of reproduction are housed in the pelvic cavity and in the case of males totally outside the body).

These vital organs rely on good arterial flow and venous return, unrestricted lymphatic flow, fine nervous innovation and free flow of Ch’ulel (chi/energy). If any of these flows are compromised pathologies or illness may occur.

Normally the uterus leans slightly over the bladder in the centre of the pelvis, about one and a half inches above the pubic bone. It is held in this position by muscles, the vaginal wall and ligaments that attach it to the back, front, and sides of the pelvis. Uterine ligaments are made to stretch to accommodate a growing foetus inside and to move freely when the bladder or bowel is full. The ligaments and muscles can weaken and loosen, causing the uterus to fall downward, forward, backward or to either side.

A uterus in any of these positions is called tilted or prolapsed. Modern medicine has little or nothing to offer women with this problem. Options may include using the birth control pill, muscle relaxants, or surgery and women are generally told, "your uterus is tipped, but that is normal and don't worry about it." Yet women have experience a list of physical and emotional symptoms that can be addressed and prevented with these simple, non-invasive massage techniques. When reproductive organs shift, they can constrict normal flow of blood and lymph, and disrupt nerve connections. Just a few extra ounces of tissue leaning on blood and lymph vessels can cause havoc throughout the different systems in the body. By shifting the uterus back into place, ‘homeostasis’, or the natural balance of the body, is restored in the pelvic area and the surrounding organs. Toxins are flushed and nutrients that help to tone tissue and balance hormones are restored to normal order. This is essential for healthy pregnancy, labour, and delivery.

Old adhesions from invasive surgeries to the pelvic and abdominal area, including fibroids, endometriosis, and caesarean delivery are diminished when addressed by uterine massage. In addition, digestion, urinary and bladder problems can be helped.

Common female symptoms that may or may not be relieved by this treatment:

Painful or irregular menses
Dark, thick fluids at the beginning & end of menses
Varicose veins/ hemorrhoids'
Tired legs, numb feet/ sore heals
Lower back ache
Fertility challenges
Endometriosis/Endometritis
Uterine Polyps / fibroids
Painful Intercourse
PMS
Bladder infections/cystitis
Vaginal yeast infections
Hormonal imbalances
Difficult Pregnancy & Delivery
Premature deliveries
Difficult Menopause
Ovarian cysts
Displaced or prolapsed uterus and/or bladder

Men benefit greatly from Maya Abdominal Therapy as well. By ensuring a full blood supply to the prostate, the abdominal massage helps to prevent swelling and inflammation. Men report that they can feel a distinct difference in blood flow after a treatment. Not only does the massage relieve prostate swelling, but it helps alleviate varicose veins, premature ejaculation, some impotency problems and the need to urinate frequently.

Common Male symptoms that may or may not be relieved by this treatment:

Prostate swelling and inflammation
Premature ejaculation
Impotency problems/erectile dysfunction
Frequent urination
Fertility chalenges

Common symptoms that may or may not be relieved by this treatment:

Constipation
Chronic stomach problems
Gastro-oesophageal reflux (GERD)
Colitis / IBS
Chronic skin conditions
Low back ache
Restricted breathing due to tension
Chronic indigestion or heartburn
Fatigue/low energy
Varicose veins/hemorrhoids

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