Question:
Please suggest the Frequency set for Divarication of Recti or Abdominal Separation.
Answer:
Divarication of recti, or diastasis recti, is the separation of the rectus abdominis muscles along the midline of the abdomen, typically at the linea alba. This condition is most often caused by pregnancy due to the stretching of the abdominal wall but can also result from obesity, improper core exercises, or muscle weakening with age. It presents as a midline bulge, especially when straining, and can lead to symptoms such as core weakness, back pain, and poor posture. Diagnosis is usually clinical and confirmed with imaging, and treatment often involves targeted physical therapy to rebuild core strength and support the abdominal wall, with surgery reserved for severe cases.
While frequency therapy with the RDPV3 may offer general benefits like pain relief, relaxation, or improved blood flow, it has limited potential to reverse diastasis recti because it does not change the physical structure of muscles or connective tissue. The core issue in divarication of recti is mechanical—an actual separation of muscle and connective tissue—which requires either specific physical rehabilitation or surgical correction to address. The RDPV3 frequencies cannot realign muscle fibers, close the gap in the linea alba, or restore the tensile strength needed to support the abdominal wall. As such, while it may play a supportive role in overall well-being or symptom management, it should not be relied upon as a primary treatment for structural correction in this condition.
