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The cervical spine is the top of the spine and consists of seven small vertebrae of the spine. The cervical region is located between the head (an element of great weight) and the thoracic spine (element with a limp) and is responsible for moving and placing the head in the correct position to perform common functions: reading, driving, and so on.

It is estimated that cervical spine move about 600 times an hour, which coupled with a sedentary lifestyle and muscle loss that accompanies it, are causes involved in the origin of cervical degenerative problems and their pain symptoms.

The main cervical pathology are:

Cervical (neck pain caused by wear), brachialgia (sore arm) and cervicobraquialgia (combination of the two previous conditions).

The degenerative disease of the cervical spine can cause local pain in the neck, pain radiating to one or both arms and spinal cord compression more or less severe.
The neck pain may occur alone or accompanied by headache (headache) and dizziness. The symptoms may be caused by the cervical spine or elsewhere. In the latter case, the aggravating acts cervical disorder.

Metamorphic massage, a technique that aims to reactivate the body’s vital energy. It is based on self-healing and that the body has a vital impulse that is what gives you strength and health to the body. This massage works on the memory cell to the point of returning to prenatal life through massage of the feet, hands and head.

Metamorphic Massage Therapy also called Prenatal and Metamorphosis, was created by Robert St. John, reflexologist and naturopath English, who discovered a psychological map of the human being which is reflected in the foot. The two most important reference discovered by St. John are the “father” and the “mother.”

Phalangeal joint in the big toe is located the “zone of the Father” which is what is linked to the time of formation of the first cell embryo at the beginning of the cervical spine. The place of the “healthy mother is the one in the Achilles tendon and heel edges.

This type of massage works on a temporal plane beyond the symptoms of the disease in particular, and is most effective when we do this massage someone emotionally attached to us. When parents give their children this massage to connect with the true life force. Read the rest of this entry »