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Deep Abdominal Massage

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What is Deep Abdominal Massage?

Deep abdominal massage, also known as colon massage is a non-invasive, natural and gentle treatment, like a colonic irrigation but without the tubes, fuss or embarrassment.  The treatment focuses on the metabolic and energetic functions of the abdomen to release trapped gases, blockages and waste products.

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What are the benefits of a Deep Abdominal Massage?

  • Relief from pain caused by constipation, trapped gas and bloating

  • Relief from abdominal fluid retention

  • Better digestive health - better elimination, increased digestion and better overall metabolic function

  • Relief from symptoms of IBS and nervous tummy

  • A kick start to a detox

  • Improves skin condition - Release of toxins and increase of circulation

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What can I expect with a Deep Abdominal Massage?

The massage works the stomach, abdomen and follows the natural direction of the colon using a range of massage techniques to remind the colon how to work to its best capabilities.  Following the massage, a dead sea mud wrap will be applied to the abdomen to encourage further detoxification, whilst the mud wrap soothes the abdomen you will receive a thigh massage to help increase circulation and lymphatic drainage.

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Can anyone have a Deep Abdominal Massage?

There are some instances where deep abdominal massage may not be appropriate for you, the treatments needs to be adapted/postponed, or requires medical consent.  Please let me know prior to your treatment if you;

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  • Are/or think you might be pregnant

  • Suffer from any long-term illness (for example, diabetes, osteoporosis, heart conditions, IBD, crohn's disease), or you are under any treatment from your GP or any other practitioner for any medical condition.

  • You are currently in any acute "flare up" stages of illness (eg. diverticulitis, IBS)

  • You are currently receiving cancer treatment (or have been in remission for less than 12 months)

  • You are in the first 3 days of menstruation

  • Have skin allergies or conditions

  • Have recently had surgery, or are recovering from an injury

  • Are under 18

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