Scientists say that there is no proof that such rhythms actually exist. Even the program's modern-day founder agrees that there has not yet been scientific documentation of the procedure's value. Craniosacral therapy will not cure cancer or any other disease. However, like most therapies that involve a hands-on relationship between patient and therapist, some patients find that stress and tension are reduced. Muscles can be relaxed and headaches relieved.
Patients benefit from the personal attention and comfort of sustained touch.
Like other complementary therapies, craniosacral therapy may be used in relieving certain symptoms of cancer and side effects of cancer treatment. Craniosacral therapy should not be expected to slow or reverse growth or spread of cancer.