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Craniosacral Therapy, A Powerful But Gentle Way To Of Heal Pain And Stress

   

CST or CranioSacral Therapy is a powerful but gentle style of healing. Your craniosacral system is a protective and deep layer of your body, and is where the cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the spinal cord and brain as well as the structures or membrane that protect your central nervous system resides.

When you’re in pain or feeling overwhelmed or stressed, or simply feels like the “on” switch has been flipped on for too long, craniosacral therapy can help “reboot” your body and help you to relax and slow down. This restful experience is ideal for sorting your backlogged material, mostly a wide range of stressors, headaches, and pain signals. The therapy is so soothing and relaxing that most people feel as if they are floating on air or fall asleep during the session.

What Other Things Can CranioSacral Therapy Do?

 Your body has to compensate when it has to deal with trauma and stress. This generates restrictions and tension across the body affecting the tissues that envelop the spine and brain. These conditions can cause your body systems, especially your central nervous system, to not perform at peak efficiency; by working gently with this system, that restriction and tension can be assuaged, giving your body a chance to experience ease and a new sense of balance.

What Happens During a CranioSacral Therapy Session?

You will lie on a massage table fully clothed during treatment, which involves gentle touch to assess and release tissues all the way from the bottom of the spine to the structures and sutures of your cranium. Your body’s rhythm, like working with a gentle tide or a wave form, will be treated to attain the profoundly relaxing response many people experience. Lots of people view CranioSacral therapy as a type of “head massage;” actually, the treatment can be used to work on any part of the body.

What are the Uses of CranioSacral Therapy?

 CranioSacral is good for eliminating mental and physical stress habits. This means issues such as TMJ,

scoliosis, immune problems, headaches, fibromyalgia, emotional problems including anxiety and depression, digestive disorders, chronic pain including back and neck pain, and chronic fatigue respond well to this therapy.

CST works well in treating complex anddiseases that cannot be resolved by other therapies. Most people who visit a CranioSacral therapist have tried several forms of treatment just to relieve their pain and stress with little or no results. With just a few treatment sessions of CST, they are brought closer to balance and the pain in the body that have persisted for years are finally cured.

Ni Nan Gilbert is a licensed acupuncturist in Bellmore, NY with certification in Chinese Herbology and over 16 years experience in traditional Chinese medicine.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective On Autism And Children’s Health

   

One of the most common forms of brain development disorder today is autism. One out of 166 children has been diagnosed with some form of this autism. Children diagnosed with this disorder are likely to have autoimmune problems and weak immune systems. While allopathic medicine describes autism as a health condition in which a child suffers from the following impairments: repetitive behavior, limited interest, poor communication and social skills, and speech impediments, TCM or traditional Chinese medicine in Tarzana views autism as a health problem related to middle burner stagnation, five weakness, and five delays.

  1. Ganji or Middle burner stagnation: This means disorders of organs that are situated below the heart, above the umbilicus (belly button) and below lung, including the diaphragm. One specific organ affected is the spleen in which represents:
  1. Food stagnation
  2. Malnutrition
  1. Wuruan or 5 weakness: This means Five forms of flaccidity in which signify the softness and weakness of:
  1. Muscles
  2. Upper extremities
  3. Lower extremities
  4. Mouth
  1. Wuchi or 5 delays:  This means 5 types of retardation in which signify the delay of:
  1. Speaking
    1. Walking
    1. Standing
    1. Teeth eruption
    1. Hair growth

Some symptoms of Autism

  • Vomiting
  • Schizoid personality behavior
  • Abundant phlegm
  • Peptic ulcer
  • Nausea
  • Dizziness, distension of the chest
  • Chronic hepatitis
  • Chronic gastritis
  • Wiry rapid pulse
  • Rapid slippery pulse
  • Yellow greasy coating
  • Red tongue
  • Slight thirst
  • Shyness
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Bitter taste
  • Anxiety
  • Chronic bronchitis
  • Etc.