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Medical Video: AWALNYA MASSAGE UJUNG-UJUNGNYA YA .......... (JAPANESSE MASSAGE)
Laughing when massaged is no longer a strange thing. Actually, what causes us to belch every time we get a massage?
Where does belching come from?
Sendawa is one of the body's ways to get rid of gas naturally. This gas accumulation in the body is produced from gas that is inhaled and swallowed into the body when we eat, drink, or talk.
Relationship to massage with belching
When massaged, the body provides two kinds of responses. First, the mechanical response results from constant pressure and movement when fine tissue is manipulated. Second, as a reflex response from nerve stimulation. Both of these responses work in harmony to facilitate blood flow. That's why after a massage you will feel more relaxed.
Blood flow that returns smoothly due to massage stimulation can help increase peristaltic activity in the large intestine to relieve constipation, gas, and colic, and promote the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system, which stimulates digestion.
Belching during a massage shows that the digestive system is re-activated correctly along with other organs, so it can better pump compressed air to come out, not only from the stomach but also a collection of gases trapped in the joints or in the deepest curves of muscles.
If not removed, the gas that accumulates in the body can cause flatulence and abdominal pain (in fact, it might cause a number of other medical conditions later). Massage can restore and maintain normal levels of air that can be tolerated by your body.
How come, my masseur also belches?
He said, masseurs belched while massaging because their instincts could feel "bad" energy from the gas trapped in the body of his massage client. There are no medical studies that can prove the connection between belching and masseurs. One of the most probable reasons is that the belching experienced by massagers is solely a placebo effect.
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