Guest guest Posted August 9, 2008 Report Share Posted August 9, 2008 Namaskar Group, Dr. Bhate sent a link for a wonderful acupressure chart recently. It showed points to work that can assist in increasing milk production. I forwarded it to a client and the link did not transmit in a usable form. When I went to search my own personal files it had been deleted. And, as I go to this groups files, I realize that I do not know how to search these files. Would somebody please resend the link Dr. Bhate sent? Also, Ysha, can you instruct us in how to search old files? I see numerous groupings, but it looks like they are old. Is there a way to type in a word, subject or author and have the site provide a list? Thank you for this wonderful group. And, in advance, I thank whoever can help me now. Warmly, Jivani (aka Kim Luchau) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 2008 Report Share Posted August 10, 2008 Hi Jivani - Are you able to give her a gentle repetitive oil massage, abhyanga style? THis wouldhelp so much, accompanied with warm oil, warm room, warm towels, hot water bottles also while she rests afterwards at least half hour (baby can join of course), then 20 min hot bath...hot teas and warm unctuous foods all foundational. Also shatavari kalpa or some version of shatavari with probably some pippali or ginger in hot milk or almond milk would be so good too. Here is what I kept from that email, maybe it is repeat. I didn't copy the chart, apparently, so if link doesn't work any longer here we are, still good description: Message List www.AYURVEDAONLINE Reply | Forward Message #13272 of 13272 < Prev | Next ____________________________ " some marma points were given to press during massage. " Re: Initiating breast milk, a fortnight after childbirth See related messages in this # range on herbs etc. 1. On the midline of the chest, beween 4th and 5th rib 2. On the top of the shoulder, a distance between one to two inches from the side of the neck 3. ON the top of the foot, in the valley between smallest and fourth toes, midway between the separation between the toes and where the foot joins the legs 4. about three centimeters above the separation between the biggest and second toes, on the top side of the foot. 5. 4.5 cemtimeter from the spine midline, between L1 and L2 vertebrae, 3 centimeter above the waist line. The locations above are approximate and a better location can be pinpointed by soreness at the point. Just knowing the points is just 10% of the work. The amount of pressure, the frequecy, the spread of the area about the marma point and length of time for which pressure is applied rhythmically is all the skill one can learn only after experience and meditation. When a healer touches the body of the patient, the energy exchange is automatic, unless healer has no compassion for the patient. And by concentrating the mind, by guiding the energy flow, the healer is able to send adequate energy into the channels of the receiving person. Pulse reading, marma manipulation are arts acquired after years of concentrated efforts. Author shared the info which is easily transferable so that at least few babies in future need not be deprived of milk. > Dr. Bhate sent a link for a wonderful acupressure chart recently. It showed points to work > that can assist in increasing milk production. I forwarded it to a client and the link did not transmit in a usable form. When I went to search my own personal files it had been deleted. I hpe this helps? Blessings, Ysha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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