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Types of Fertility Treatments | Massage, Bodywork, and Biomedicine
In this post we’re not so much looking at individual treatment modalities, but more generally at what types of fertility treatments exist. It’s pe [ ... ]

Self Fertility Massage™ Therapy
Self Fertility Massage™ was developed by Hethir Rodriguez and is a series of massage techniques that are used to help support reproductive heal [ ... ]

Modern Medicine versus Traditional Medicine Systems
In this post, we take a look at the perceived differences between mainstream Modern Medicine and Traditional Medicine systems. Based on different phil [ ... ]

What is Womb & Fertility Massage Therapy™?
Womb & Fertility Massage Therapy™ was developed by Clare Spink and is an abdominal and sacral massage therapy that aims at improving circu [ ... ]

Abhyanga Oil Massage | Indian Ayurvedic Massage Treatment
Abhyanga Ayurvedic Oil Massage is an application of Indian Ayurvedic medicine that involves a Full Body Massage with the use of warm herbal oils, Ghee [ ... ]

Acupuncture Treatments for Fertility | TCM
Infertility is a globally growing problem, for many reasons, but then again, the number and types of treatments available are vast and diverse. Apart [ ... ]

Warming Up, Cooling Down, and Complementary Bodywork | Massage Training
It’s common to do some warming-up exercises with the students before the Thai Massage class day starts. This can take anything between five and fift [ ... ]

Mak Erot | Indonesian Penis Enlargement Treatment
Mak Erot Penis Enlargement is a Male Enhancement treatment named after an Indonesian lady (1907 – 2008) from Java (an island of Indonesia), who deve [ ... ]

Tao Massage According to Russell and Kolb
The Tao-Massage (also written Tao Massage) was developed in the 1980s by Stephen Russell (United Kingdom) and Jürgen Kolb (Germany). Taoist and Tantr [ ... ]

Pregnancy Massage Therapy and Reflexology | Prenatal Massage
The majority of pregnant women, at some point during their pregnancy, will experience increased fatigue and strain, typically in the legs, knees, feet [ ... ]