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Scientific Massage for Belly Weight Loss
The most direct and obvious cause of a protruding abdomen and an enlarged waistline is the accumulation of excess fat in the abdominal area. However, many people are often unaware that two other factors—gas buildup in the abdominal cavity and tension in the abdominal muscles and fascia—can also contribute to abdominal distension. Modern lifestyles involve prolonged periods sitting in front of computers with little exercise, leading to slowed gastrointestinal motility. Diets rich in high-protein and high-fat foods produce significant amounts of gas during digestion. Irregular living habits keep the digestive functions of the spleen and stomach in a low state, prolonging the time food remains in the digestive tract. All these factors can lead to excessive gas production in the body. Under normal circumstances, gases within the digestive tract can be absorbed by the intestinal walls and expelled. However, if gas production is excessive or digestive function declines, these gases accumulate in the abdominal cavity, causing discomfort and distension. On the other hand, people under stress and lacking physical activity tend to have muscles and fascia that are in a relatively high-tension state. When touched, they feel stiff, tense, and cold. This is especially prominent in the abdomen, which lacks… -
The 10 Chinese Massage Techniques
Do you ever get a tummy ache? Gastric and other health problems, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), are attributable to poor qi circulation. Stagnant qi inhibits the bodily flow of energy, which inflicts damage on the internal organs. This causes discomfort and fatigue in various parts of the anatomy, the belly included. How can we revitalize qi? Through the fifth Chinese massage technique.The abdomen houses the body’s vital internal organs, notably the spleen and the stomach. It is also the source of qi and blood circulation. An efficient metabolism that disposes of waste and absorbs nutrition is the sole route to optimum qi circulation. The fifth Chinese massage technique relieves abdominal discomfort and so helps maintain good all-round health.
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