Abdominal Reflex

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Hi Everyone,

During our 3 day course last month, Dr Masgutova showed us the

Abdominal Reflex and it was not in our handbook as it was an extra

thing she wanted to share with us. I was watching her apply the

pressure points that I forgot to write down what this reflex is

responsible for and how often should it be applied. I only vaguely

remember that it helps the person to sleep better.

Thank you.

Kind regards,

Grace

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Dear Doreen,

Yes, it is enough to be one, favorite side - and in any confirmable position – prone or supine. When child falls asleep, please, don't awaken the child to complete your exercise/posture on other side . Sometimes you will find that the position of the head can go to extension - don't try to do "your best" to bring it to perfect abdominal position (= aside and some flexion to the shoulder direction). - Leave sleeping child in peace... . In the picture you will see some sort of Abdominal Position with head extention...

S. Masgutova.

From: CHIOK Ching Hui Doreen <dchiok@...> Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 5:14:35 AMSubject: Abdominal reflex

Hi all, Appreciate you inputs on the grinding of teeth. A question on abdominal reflex. I have done it for my son for claming and for getting him to sleep. I usually will do it on the right side of his back. Most of the time he will fall asleep by then. Should I stop on only one side of his back after he falls asleep? Is it ok to do it on one side of his back which I am comfortable with? RegardsDoreen

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Thank you. Dr Masgutova. :)RegardsDoreen Svetlana Masgutova <masgutova@...>Sent by: 21/03/2009 12:33 PMPlease respond to To ccSubjectRe: AbdominalreflexDear Doreen,Yes, it is enough to be one, favoriteside - and in any confirmable position – prone or supine. When child fallsasleep, please, don't awaken the child to complete your exercise/postureon other side . Sometimes you will find that the position of the headcan go to extension - don't try to do " your best " to bring itto perfect abdominal position (= aside and some flexion to the shoulderdirection). - Leave sleeping child in peace... . In the picture you willsee some sort of Abdominal Position with head extention...S. Masgutova.From: CHIOK Ching Hui Doreen <dchiok@...> Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 5:14:35 AMSubject: Abdominal reflexHi all, Appreciate you inputs on the grinding of teeth. A question on abdominal reflex. I have done it for my son for clamingand for getting him to sleep. I usually will do it on the right sideof his back. Most of the time he will fall asleep by then. ShouldI stop on only one side of his back after he falls asleep? Is itok to do it on one side of his back which I am comfortable with? RegardsDoreen ============ ========= ================== =======This e-mail contains privileged or confidential information which is intendedonly for the use of the recipient(s) named above. If you have receivedthis message in error, please notify the sender immediately and deleteall copies of it. Thank you.==============================================

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