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Physical Effect & Benefits
- Pumping.
Stroking movements along
the flow of lymph and venous systems aids circulation, reduces blood
pressure and heart rate.
- Increased Tissue Permeability.
Deep
massage causes pores in tissue membranes to open, helping the
exchange of fluids. improving the removal of waste products such
as lactic acid.
- Stretching.
Massage stretches
tissues that cannot be reached by other means. During massage,
muscle bundles are stretched longitudinally and transversely,
improving intramuscular circulation.
- Breaking Down Scar Tissue.
Deep
friction massage helps return normal tissue tension by breaking
down scar tissue and adhesions.
- Improved Tissue Elasticity.
During
repetitive isometric exercise, muscle effort makes tissues hard
& inelastic. Soft tissue can be pulled near to its maximal length
and reclaim normal elasticity while under stress in certain
positions.
- Opening Micro Circulation.
Performing
deep massage . causes a release of vasoactive substances creating
dilation of the vessels and new fluid to the tissues.
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Physiological Effect & Benefits
- Pain Reduction.
Massage stimulates
the mechano-receptors, causing release of endorphins, bloting
out pain, reducing pain sensations and muscle tension.
- Relaxation.
During massage. the
mechano-receptors sense touch, pressure, tissue length, movement
and warmth and the connective tissues are stimulated.
- Balancing Autonomous Nervous System.
Through massage, we reduce muscle tension and
nullify pain due to musculo-Skeletal disorders.
- Psychological = Invigorating Feeling!
Reduces Anxiety! Placebo Effect.
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