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Why do you need get massage?

Why is a massage beneficial for you and your health?

*The Benefits of Massage*

  The Muscular System

• Relieves soreness, tension, and stiffness
• Improves muscle tone
• Increases flexibility and range of motion of joints
• Improves the flow of nutrients to muscles and joints, accelerating recovery from fatigue and injury
• Reduces scar tissue
• Breaks down or prevents adhesions (knots)
• Speeds recovery from exercise
• Enhances freedom of movement
• Prevents or delays muscular atrophy, resulting from inactivity caused by injury, age, surgery, or illness
• Increases physical confidence
• Relieves cramps and muscle spasms
• Reduces pain and swelling

*The Skeletal System

• Improves posture/body alignment
• Relieve stiff joints
• Decreases inflammation
• Restores range of motion (increasing joint movement)
• Releases joint strain (releasing tight muscles and tendons)
• Releases restrictions in the fascia (connected tissues)
• Improves the circulation and nutrients of your joints

*The Integumentary System

• Improves skin tone by removing dead cells and improving circulation
• Regenerates tissue, including burns, wounds, and wrinkles
• Helps to normalize glandular functions
• Improve elasticity of skin
• Stimulates blood flow to nourish the skin

*The Circulatory System

• Increases blood flow (to tissues and organs), which can relieve much muscular and joint pain (especially associated with swelling)
• Increases the flow of oxygen and nutrients (to cells and tissues), improving and relieving congestion throughout the body
• Increases the number of red blood cells, especially in cases of anemia
• Lower blood pressure
• Reduces heart rate (helps develop a stronger heart)
• Elimination of metabolic waste

*The Lymphatic System

• Cleanse the body of wastes and toxic debris in the body
• Increases the circulation of lymph
• Stimulates the immune system (strengthens resistance to disease)
• Reduces edema of the extremities (arms and legs)
• Removal of lactic acid from fatigued and sore muscles (allows for a quick recovery)
• Increases kidney action to remove wastes of protein metabolism
• Increases retention of nitrogen phosphorus, and sulfur to aid in bone repair
• Speeds recovery from illness