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Massage |
Improves
circulation, dilates the blood vessels and relieves congestion. |
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Massage |
Stimulating
the brain to release natural painkillers. |
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Massage |
Stretches
connective tissue, improves its circulation and nutrition helping
break down and prevent the formation of adhesions. |
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Massage |
Increases
blood supply and nutrition to the muscles relaxing them and relieving
tension. |
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Massage |
Can
help lessen inflammation and swelling in joints by hastening elimination
of harmful deposits. |
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Massage |
Alleviates
anxiety by helping individuals 'let-go' of accumulating physical
tension and experience relaxation of mind and body. |
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Massage |
Gives
the healing touch and nurturing, improves sleep patterns. |
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Massage |
Offers
acceptance, enhancing self-image and self appreciation. |
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Massage |
Releases
and boosts energy flow by relaxing muscles spasms and tensions.
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Massage provides
relief to people from all walks of life the weekend or competitive
sports person, the home or professional gardener, the businessperson
or office-based worker, parents, health workers, media professionals,
drivers, police, educators, fire-fighters, ambulance crews, anyone
can feel like a massage at some point in time.
Working in conjunction with Duke University, researchers at the
Touch Research Institute at the University
of Miami, have carried out extensive research on the effects
of massage on a wide range of conditions and demonstrate that
there are many accumulative benefits from receiving regular massage.
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