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Massage Therapy

Safe with pregnancy

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The use of touch and pressure, stroking, kneading and rolling movements on the skin and muscles. It aims to soothe the muscles and relax the mind. Touch is part of being human, and the benefits of massage can not be under-estimated

Caution
  • None significant 


  • Some of the oils used may cause allergic skin reactions 


  • Vigorous massage may cause pain in the affected muscles and joints


  • Hot stone massages may cause serious skin damage


Therapy for:
  • Stress relief:


        -    Physical 


        -    Emotional 


  • Improves blood circulation 


  • Reduces Blood Pressure 


  • Pain relief in:


        -    Tendons and muscles 


        -    Neck 


        -    Back 


  • Releases tension in muscles 


  • Improves sleep 


  • Relaxes pregnant mothers and prepares them for labour 


  • Restore mobility to injured muscles, tendons and joints


  • Improves joint mobility 


  • Helps with back pain 


  • Helps tension headaches



Comments
  • Massages are pleasant and are an essential human attribute; anyone can enjoy one

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