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Reduces stress, both emotional and physical
- Speeds the return of un-oxygenated and toxic blood from the extremities
- Shortens recovery time from muscular strain by flushing the tissues of lactic acid,
uric acid and metabolic wastes
- Increases circulation without increasing heart load
- Stretches ligaments and tendons keeping them young and supple
- Stimulates skin, and nervous systems while soothing the nerves at the same time
- Helps in healing strained muscles
- Helps to prevent injury
- Reduces muscular atrophy in case of broken bones
- Reduces inflammation of strains and sprains
- Increases activity levels of autoimmune system
- Office workers who received massage regularly were more alert, performed better
and were not as stressed
- Decreases anxiety, depression, tension, and pain
- Generally recommended for all major diseases
- Improves postural alignment
- Decreases muscle spasms
- Provides greater joint flexibility and increases range of motion
- Enhances athletic performance
- Promotes deeper and healthier breathing
- Increases lymphatic drainage
- Reduces Blood Pressure
- Helps eliminate tension headaches and effects of eyestrain
- Improves ability to monitor stress signals and respond appropriately
- Enhances calm thinking and creativity
All supporting information can be found on the American Massage Therapy Association
web site www.amtamassagee.org
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