The origins of Jamu postnatal massage is traced back to Indonesia, and is ideal for the post childbirth stage. The purpose of this massage is to help the mother recuperate after the strains of childbirth and naturally regain her health.A Jamu massage is prepared from an interesting blend of healing plants and herbs. The unique feature of this massage is its natural healing property. Usually a gentle and aromatic oil such as lemongrass oil is used during a Jamu massage- the effect is absolutely rejuvenating. Other common ingredients used for this massage are turmeric, betel leaves, and lime. All these ingredients create a well-balanced and soothing effect, leaving you thoroughly satisfied and relaxed. The massage helps to encourage blood circulation, repel “wind” from the body, which is believed to be the cause of rheumatism and inexplicable aches as mother ages. The main purpose of a Jamu massage is to help the new mom get back into shape and stay healthy as she brings up children.
Postnatal massage in AsiaThe word “Jamu” means herbs in the Malay language. The traditional jamu post natal massage originates from South East Asia before the 17th century where its central theme is on restoring the well being of mothers using traditional herbs and massage treatment. This knowledge has been passed down from generations to generations and due to its amazing benefits to women who have just given birth; it is now a very popular treatment in South East Asia.Massages have always been a part of Asian lifestyle and postnatal massage has been around for a long time. Jamu postnatal massage is one of the most well known massages recommended for the comfort and relief of new moms trying to recuperate to normal health and life. It is common in most Asian countries to undergo a postnatal massage for around 40 days at a stretch following childbirth.
How to do Jamu Massage?
