Breuss Massage

The Breuss Massage was developed by the late Austrian Healer Rudolf Breuss originally for leukaemia patients. Rudolf Breuss said that there is no such thing as ‘wear’ of intervertebral discs but instead that the discs are ‘degenerated’. He was convinced that regeneration was possible. Certainly the results achieved with the Breuss Massage suggest that this is the case!

The spine is like any other living organism, which is in a constant state of ‘stress and relief’. It not only needs nourishment and rest, but also the right amount of ‘stress’ in the form of active movements to maintain its strength and function. During the day our spine and especially our ‘discs’ are stressed and they need to fulfil their duty as shock-absorbers whenever we stand, walk or sit.

These discs are consequently squeezed and some of the liquid within gets out making the discs thinner. We are actually a little shorter in the evening compared to the morning after standing up. During sleep the spine relaxes and stretches out, and the discs can somewhat regenerate by ‘sucking’ back in the liquid they lost during the day, almost like a dry sponge placed in water. This mechanism is altered in a negative way when our metabolism is not in balance or impaired for many different reasons.