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Hi, everyone. Welcome to Dr. Rucho.

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Today I'm here with Dr. Jason Wysaki, and we're going to be talking about visceral

therapy.

And there's this really interesting therapy we talked about years ago now, actually, with Larry and Belinda Wern, who are at Clear Passage.com.

And they published a number of papers showing that for some people, turned loosely, they can have this inflammation or these adhesions or scar tissueing in their abdomen, in their pelvis, and that can

interfere with stomach and intestinal function because there's almost think of like a garden hose

as a kind of crude analogy. And if you step on the garden hose, you can include the ability

of water to flow through the hose. Well, the heel of the shoe would be like the scar tissue that could impede the intestines

from allowing material to move through it.

And this is where for some people, the difference between chronic symptoms and finally

being able to get over those symptoms can be having this kind of intensive visceral or abdominal and

pelvic massage, for lack of a better term, to break down some of these scar tissues,

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