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What does it mean? Lustration is purifying by means of ceremony.
We all know the impact modern life has on our health. But although we perceive it as a result of the hectic lives we lead today, stress, poor diet, physical and emotional problems have always been with us, affecting us both in body and soul.
Traditional medicine has always regarded the individual holistically and Arvigo Massage, a Mayan practice, is no different: looking to heal the troubles that have brought our medical symptoms and helping to heal the emotional trauma from body imbalance.
Arvigo Massage takes its roots from centuries of empirical experience and knowledge, echoes of which can be found across many cultures from around the world.
What Lustration can do for you:
The primary element of lustration is Maya Abdominal Massage. This can benefit your physical health, restoring circulation and lymphatic drainage, and relieving blockages. It can also ease muscles tightened by tension and emotion. Maya Abdominal Massage is a non-invasive external massage that guides internal organs into their proper positions for optimum health and well being. This massage is effective for both men and women on both a physical and emotional level.
The technique applies anatomy, physiology, herbology and naprapathy (the study of ligaments) with ancient Mayan healing techniques to address over 35 specific conditions, such as:
In women
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Painful or irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation |
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Infertility |
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Dark blood at beginning or end of period |
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Endometriosis |
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Peri-menopause or menopause symptoms |
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Prolapse |
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PMS and pre-menstrual depression. |
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Hysterectomy |
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Trauma from Cesarean section |
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Fibroids |
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Miscarriage |
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Sexual abuse |
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Difficult Pregnancy |
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Rape |
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Ovarian and breast cysts |
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In men
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Prostate problems including prostatitis |
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Infertility |
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Erectile dysfunction |
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Chronic Back Pain |
In both men and women
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Digestive complaints |
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Bladder or yeast infections |
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Skin conditions |
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Varicose veins |
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Gastritis |
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Lower back pain |
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Arthritis |
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Migraines |
Contraindications
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Where active infection or cancer is present in the pelvic area. |
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During or immediately before menses |
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Within 3/6 months of abdominal surgery |
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When an IUD is fitted |
Self Care
An important part of this work is taught as part of the treatment. You will be shown how to do this simple but effective massage allowing you to take responsibility for your own healing process and health. The fact that you are taking the time to nurture your self strengthens the work on both a physical and emotional level, and lessens the need for lengthy treatment programmes.
More about Arvigo
This work is also known as Arvigo Massage, developed by Rosita Arvigo,
an American naturopath who was the long time apprentice to Don Elijio
Panti, shamanic healer of Belize. Through years of working with many great
traditional healers and midwives Rosita has developed a teaching programme
giving access to this wisdom and serving it in a way which allows us to
understand its great power and sound physiological principles. For more
information on Rosita and her training, visit www.arvigomassage.com