Cranial Sacral Massage Therapy : Alternative Healing & Osteopathy : Understanding Spinal Fluid Movement & Cranial Sacral Massage Therapy

[orionsea]

Matthew, thank you for making my point. Please present evidence to the contrary. Even Barnes refuses to conduct scientific studies. Ever wonder why?

Doctor Don Hunter PT, DPT, MTC

[donhunter0]

Massage is massage. It feels good. There is no science to cranio-sacral therapy, there is no medical evidence of it's existence, nor its benefits. Belief is the only tenant. If it works for you, great. Please don't offer it as a science, particularly from a profession of non college trained "professionals". It takes 22 weeks to become a massage therapist, no high school diploma required.

[matthewmccall78]

@donhunter0

Hm, You sound like an asshole. If you don't like, Shut the fuck up, and go watch Mini Pops. MmmK? Or come visit me, and I'll shut you up one way or another... . :) Have a Super day butt pirate!

[SandThruFingers]

Interesting interpretation, haven't thought of it as a j-hook, it isn't quite one but kinda makes sense.

[TheSunIsBlack]

fANTASTIC!!! i took treatments and then training. This is a subtle business,in relation to a sort of hinting alteration, a reminder really, and the tide of the Cranial fluids rearrange around and thru the body parts (and the energy containined in it, )and they respond in amazing ways.Shook off a tremor i had for years, and the therpist against my then skepticism triggered a huge relase in a injury. palalble thru the very air.The heathy ideal in this is a sort of chorography. NMSNT AMAZING!!!!

[TheMoody138]

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is a clear bodily fluid that occupies the subarachnoid space and the ventricular system around and inside the brain and central canal of the spinal cord. The actual mass of the human brain is about 1400 grams; however the net weight of the brain suspended in the CSF is equivalent to a mass of 25 grams. This allows the brain to maintain its density without being harmed by its own weight, which would cut off blood supply and kill neurons in the lower sections.

[Sealsealdk]

Placebo! It works, though!!

[mackaxx]

bollocks

[stewartnipple]

although sceptical at first, i've felt this movement and how it differs from person to person, seen the results it can have, and it's the form of osteopathy i'm really looking forward to specialize in.

[2katzruth]

think you are all being unfair. i have actually had a couple of treatments and found it got rid of my chronic hip/lower back pain and sciatica, where conventional and other alternative treatments failed. I was told to give up dancing but can now dance again. i don't think it's a crock of sh*t myself and you do actually feel an ebbing and flowing or pulsing sensation while being treated. don't criticise it till you try it. she seems like a lovely lady too

[Kookieshell]

I went to see a cranial osteopath laet week and I am massively into alternative therapies however this one is a crock of shit and complete mumbo jumbo.

[iamtheownage]

is it a client or a patient?

also, so what happens when you feel the J hook? also, what does a J hook feel like? you say spinal fluid, but does it go all over the cranial?? please explain in writing..... thanks!!

[marnyjean]

cranial sacral is more relaxing than having a massage

[shoe909]

I don't get it

[stonerj0e]

lol i agree!

[karmic454]

I love how she has a Crock Pot in the background, because she certainly is brewing up a crock of shit.

[sunuvman]

..your loss. ;)

[highonlife1294]

She clearly has no professional training because this is all bullshit!