The healing powers of massage have been recognized as early as the 5th century BC. Various forms of massage were employed by ancient cultures in China, India, Rome, Greece and Egypt. It was in the last century, that the ancient healing art has been embraced by the New World, and transformed into “modern day” massage.
Within the last 20 years, American culture has realized that massage is more than simply a “luxury”. While Massage is not a “cure” for health problems, it has certainly been known to enhance a person’s life experience! Some of the many benefits of massage include:
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Building the Immune System
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Improving Physical Strength and Stamina
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Helping reduce Swelling due to Injury
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Minimizing Chronic Pain
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Ameliorating Low Back Pain, Sciatica
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Calming Anxiety
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Creating Sound Sleep Patterns
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Improving Concentration
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Empowering Self-image
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Promoting sense of Well-being
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Balancing Positive and Negative Energies
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Enhancing Creative Expression
Massage stimulates circulatory function, improves lymphatic flow, lubricates muscles and joints, and promotes the release of endorphins within the brain. Massage is commonly used in conjunction with Chiropractic care and other natural wellness services to relax the musculature surrounding the spine, allowing for optimal flow of nerve and spiritual energy throughout the body.