Abdominal Pain Self-Treatment: Why the Problem Is Never Where the Pain Is You've had the tests. Nothing showed up. You've taken the medication. It helped for a while. Then the pain came back. This is the book for people who have already tried everything — and are still in pain. Based on 15 years of clinical muscle therapy, this guide explains why abdominal pain almost always originates outside the abdomen itself. The thoracic spine. The diaphragm. The psoas. The pelvic floor. When these structures break down, pain collects in the middle — but treating the middle never resolves it. What this book covers: — Why bloating, epigastric tightness, and post-meal pain are frequently thoracic spine problems, not digestive ones — How a compressed psoas physically narrows the abdominal cavity and blocks organ movement — Symptom-specific self-treatment routines for indigestion, flank pain, rib pain, constipation, diarrhea, and menstrual pain — A complete hands-on self-release sequence from chest to pelvis — Why the same pain always returns to the same place — and how to stop the cycle No supplements. No diet plans. No vague advice. Just structure, pressure, and a method that works from the cause — not the symptom.