New Magic Massage
Massage can help you feel calm and relaxed by releasing endorphins and reducing stress hormones
Reduces muscular pain, spasms, cramps, tension, and trigger points
(aka – knots)
Massage can reduce muscular pain due to many
causes. Massage helps to stop the “pain-spasm-pain” cycle, in which an injury causes a muscle to go into spasm, reducing local circulation,
Benefits
Massage
increases local circulation and relaxes the tense muscle, breaking the cycle, reducing pain, and leading to increased flexibility and range of motion
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Satisfaction
Numerous scientific studies and anecdotal evidence have found
massage to be effective at improving functioning and reducing pain associated with a variety of injuries and chronic conditions including: arthritis and joint pain,
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Pleasure
Massage increases lymph flow (thereby removing
excess lymph and toxins and reducing swelling and pain), and can help to bring necessary oxygen and nutrients via increased blood circulation in order to increase the formation of functional tissue and reduce the formation of scar tissue.
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Speeds healing from pulled muscles and sprained ligaments.
In order for any tissue in the body to heal, it must receive vital nutrients and oxygen through blood circulation.
Increases range of motion and flexibility.
Massage can increase range of motion and flexibility in a variety of ways. It can help loosen and relax tight muscles, break up adhesions that can form on the tendons and ligaments around joints, and soften the connective tissue that surrounds everything (including muscle.)
Improves posture. The connective tissue of the body can become chronically tight and rigid leading to poor posture. Massage can help soften this tissue, which can lead to lasting postural realignments and shifts.
by Lena DeGloma, BA, LMT, CD
Reduces stress hormones.
Arguably, the number one scientifically
proven benefit of massage is the reduction of stress hormones.
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Improves immune system function.
Massage does a number of things
for immune function.
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