Study of Birth Outcomes with Arvigo Therapy

Suzanne Tully, Registered Midwife for over 20 years and Arvigo Practitioner from Colorado conducted the following study with 90 women of which half received Arvigo Therapy throughout pregnancy and half did not receive Arvigo Therapy. She divided the groups into 30 Primiparas (women having their first baby) and 60 Multiparas (women who've previously given birth). The results of her study are:

15 Primiparas did not receive Arvigo Therapy

• 2 of 15 labored less than 6 hours
• 5 of 15 labored more than 12 hours
• 4 of 15 pushed less than 30 minutes

15 Primiparas recevied Arvigo Therapy throughout pregnancy

• 8 of 15 labored less than 6 hours
• 3 of 15 labored more than 12 hours
• 8 of 15 pushed less than 30 minutes

30 Multiparas did not receive Arvigo Therapy

• 17 of 30 labored 4 hours or less
• 18 of 30 pushed 10 minutes or less
• 2 of 30 delivered with one push

30 Multiparas received Arvigo Therapy throught pregnancy

• 18 of 30 labored 4 hours or less
• 20 of 30 pushed 10 minutes or less
• 10 of 30 delivered with one push

Based on the results of this study, Suzanne no longer accepts clients unless they include Arvigo Therapy in their prenatal care. Suzanne's C-section rate is 5%; her Induction rate is 0% and 7 of 8 VBAC's have a birth time of less than 5 hours.

These findings indicate Arvigo Therapy during pregnancy can significantly

• ease labor
• shorten birth time
• shorten delivery time
• prevent overstretching/ damage of uterine ligaments