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Benefits of Massage

The therapeutic effects of massage-from enhancing general health to relieving chronic conditions - can benefit anyone at any age. Massage has been proved to:

  • Encourage general relaxation.
  • Improve blood and lymph circulation.
  • Promote well-nourished and healthy skin.
  • Relieve muscle tension and pain                                                                  .
  • Relax tired or overworked muscles.
  • Expand flexibility and range of motion.
  • Improve functioning of the immune system.
  • Enhance energy flow.
  • Combat the effects of stress.
  • Enhance and complement the beneficial effects of other types of health care, such as physical and occupational therapy, chiropractic, and psychotherapy.
  • Alleviate problem conditions like tension headaches, muscular back pain, sleeplessness, and arthritis.
  • Support fitness and sports programs, especially by relieving tired/sore muscles and speeding recovery from physical exertion.
  • Fight the negative effects of aging, such as loss of tissue elasticity and joint flexibility.
Membership Type: Massage Therapist
City: San Diego
State: California
Zip / Post Code: 92071
Country: USA
Gender: Female
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