Guest guest Posted July 30, 2007 Report Share Posted July 30, 2007 Dear Kismetsmine, A bath with super saturated Epsom Salts should help relieve your stomach cramps as it will relax the muscles. If you have an obstruction, you should follow your husband's advice. Those who love us most have the best insight into what we need, even beyond our own self-knowledge. I found the super saturated Epsom Salts bath even help to elevate my pain when I had a kidney stone! (Supper saturated = putting Epsom Salts into the water until no more will dissolve). If there is an issue, below the stomach you can try some self stomach massage. Between your belly button and your right hip bone (45 degree angle), there is a valve which is where the small intestines stop and the large intestines start. Below that valve towards the hip is your appendix, if the pain is located here get to the hospital immediately! However, if you don't have pain then, you need to start at the valve and make an " S " movement over it, allowing the pressure to release from the small to large intestines. Starting at the point of the valve make small clockwise circular movements, moving up the side to the ribs, then across from right to left to the other side at the ribs, then down to the left hip, then dip below the bladder to the pelvic bone and stop mid way (A large clockwise circle). So there are small clockwise movements in a larger clockwise circle around your belly. Follow the same path with a flat hand and deeper pressure, scooping at the corners, being sure not to do anything that is painful. Then again follow the same path with light rubbings for as many times as it feels good. Blessings... Rachel ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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