| Bio: |
Benvenuto, friends I am a Malish Wali living in New Jersey.
Postnatal Massage Therapy was in fact performed by South-Asian-Indian females,
usually a village elder. Postnatal Massage Therapy techniques were transmitted orally by Mothers to Daughters and the like, and
the benefits of Postnatal Massage were well-known for ages.
These interesting helpers were aware of herbs. The
person who just gave birth was aided in getting back to normal,
and this healer is known as a Maliswali, or "Massage Guardian." The infant and Mom both get
a massage session. The practices go back millenia, but there is evidence
Indian civilization goes back even before the date
scientists agree upon as the start of life that
would be recognizable to a modern person. I am known as Chara, which means quiet. |
