The subjects in the population will be screened via email and or telephone assuring they meet the inclusion/exclusion criteria. Once consented, each participant will be instructed to fill out the first (1st) GCSI questionnaires and email the completed form back to the PI. The data of the first GCSI completion establishes day one (1) of the two (2) week control period. During the two (2) week control period, subjects are to continue their regular treatments for IG (dietary, medicine). They are not to obtain any new therapies such as massage, acupuncture, osteopathy or start any new conventional medical treatments. If there is an acute attack requiring an emergency room visit, the subject will have to be excluded from the study. At the end of the two (2) week period, those subjects will fill out the GCSI again and those results will be anonymously stored for future data analysis. The subjects then will be transitioned into the experimental period and assigned to have their first treatment. The last day of the control period will start the experimental period. All treatments will occur at the office/clinic of the PI in Santa Rosa California, USA. The PI will be working under her massage practitioner license with malpractice insurance under Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP) as well as Manual Therapy Insurance Plus through the Barral Institute. Both of these institutions cover general and professional liability for massage therapy as well as various forms of manual therapy.