INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF VISCERAL MASSAGE ON THE MORPHOFUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE SKIN AND SYSTEMIC METABOLISM

Visceral massage is one of the promising methods of physiotherapeutic influence, which is gaining popularity due to its ability to influence various functional systems of the body.Despite numerous clinical studies confirming the effectiveness of this method, the study of its effect on the morphofunctional state of the skin and systemic metabolism still remains insufficiently studied.The aim of this work is to assess the effectiveness of visceral massage as a factor affecting skin regeneration and optimization of metabolic processes in the body.The study was conducted on a group of volunteers of different ages who received visceral massage for 6 weeks.The assessment of the skin condition and general metabolism was carried out using modern methods, in particular, dermatological tests, skin elasticity tests and measurements of metabolic process indicators.The results were also compared before and after the massage.According to the results obtained, visceral massage demonstrated a positive effect on improving blood and lymph circulation, which, in turn, contributed to improving the condition of the skin, in particular its elasticity and tone.In addition, a significant decrease in the level of stress hormones and an improvement in systemic metabolism indicators, such as glucose and lipid levels in the blood, were observed.The high level of effectiveness of this method indicates its potential as an additional therapeutic technique for the correction of metabolic disorders and skin care.The study indicates the importance of visceral massage as a non-invasive and affordable method for improving skin health and systemic metabolism.However, further research is needed to better understand the mechanisms of its action and determine the optimal parameters of therapy to achieve the best results.