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Time Out London
July 2003
Good
Chi nei T’sang will rub you up the right way.
Neil McLennan.
Here in the west we are a bit funny about having our tummies
touched.
Hardly surprising when the abdominal region is where many people
store their stress in the guise of digestive problems, IBS, bloating
or just a general build up of toxins which a sluggish system can’t
shift. In the East, however, they have a chi nei t’sang
– aka internal organ massage - which in theory sounds great.
A more natural form of colonic irrigation (without the tubes,
the embarrassment or the mess), manipulation of the internal organs
promotes peristalsis (movement and churning of food through the
digestive tract) thereby releasing toxins, controlling yeast infections
such as candida, and helping fight IBS.
And unlike colonic irrigation, which only cleanses the large intestine,
chi nei t’sang works on the small intestine while tonifying
the liver, gall bladder, spleen, kidneys and adrenals as well.
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