Massage Therapy

Therapist: Massage treatment for infertility yields 28 babies

Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 26th, 2002

Twenty-eight babies have been born or are presently expected by women diagnosed infertile using a new technique, similar to massage, according to the developer of technique.

The women, with physician-diagnosed infertility, were unable to conceive for several years before receiving the new treatment.

The therapy, which uses no drugs or surgery, appears to decrease the adhesions, scar tissue, and spasm which cause almost half of all female infertility, according to its physical therapist developer, Belinda Wurn, of Clear Passage Therapies in Gainesville, Florida. Early success rates have climbed well above 50%, comparing favorably with more costly...

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Source: Women's Health Weekly (2002-12-26)

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