Fertility Massage For Women: Introducing the Malay Uterus Massage (M.U.M) by Salwa Salim: Improving Women's Reproductive Health and Chances of Conception Paperback – October 6, 2016

This is the best book covering the principles in regards to womb massage. Not only dedicated to enhancing fertility, the information in the book is relevant to any woman who wants to care for their womb and reproductive well being. It covers from the anthropology of the method and how different cultures use a womb massage as part of the repertoire of traditional methods of care for women. This one one of my favorites aspects of the book. The book also covers the anatomy and physiology involved in health of the reproductive female system * whether related in making babies or physical well being. Its rich in information and a must for any person who wants to understand and learn womb massage. The book doesn't teach the method but shares vital information about importance of having a healthy aligned uterus and its relation with overall well being, including the different ailments that are involved in womb and reproductive dis-eases. If your searching about fertility and IVF and how the massage with benefit you in the process, this book is a must. I'm really grateful to Salwa and her sister Amylia for offering this beautiful wisdom from their heritage in Singapore and their Malay ancestry.

Credit due to the author for attempting to write a book, it takes alot to write a book. However, it was not the book, I was looking for, I wanted and needed a book which showed the fertility massage routine and other treatments such as womb therapy heated covered stones & herbs compression, v-steaming and not discussed how effective the system is. There is a step 2, it looks like a pamphlet but in all honesty, I think it should be combined. The book is essentially a feeder for the authors other products- I think the author should look into doing training video and retreats for therapist. Furthermore, look into removing this product from the market and transforming it into something really special with quality paper, and photography like Heng Ou book forty day postpartum. The industry is moving away from parents but more to their highly qualified practitioners such as midwives, massage therapist, herbalist, naturopaths, functional medicine practitioner who need to keep the continued professional development (cpd) points up.-These folk are l looking for learning holidays and to learn how another culture does things.