The benefits of massage are reflected in your:
Circulatory System by:
- helping to develop a stronger heart
- improving oxygen supply to cells
- improving the supply of nutrients to cells
- elimination of metabolic wastes
- decreasing blood pressure
- increasing circulation of lymph nodes
Digestive System by:
- relaxing the abdominal and intestinal muscles
- relieving tension
- stimulating activity of liver and kidneys
- elimination of waste material
Muscular System by:
- relaxing or stimulating muscles
- strengthening muscles and connective tissue
- helping to keep muscles flexible and pliable
- relieving soreness, tension, and stiffness
Nervous System by:
- stimulating motor nerve points
- relieving restlessness and insomnia
- promoting a sense of well-being
- relieving pain
Respiratory System by:
- developing respiratory muscles
- draining sluggish lymph nodes
Lymphatic System by:
- cleansing the body of metabolic wastes
- draining sluggish lymph nodes
Integumentary System (the skin) by:
- stimulating blood to better nourish skin
- improving tone and elasticity of skin
- helping to normalize glandular functions
Skeletal System by:
- improving body alignment
- relieving stiff joints
- relieving tired aching feet
There are many kinds of massages. Each masseuse gives a different massage. You may like one and not the other. I get at least one massage a week. They are highly therapeutic, and I recommend you get as many as you can as often as you can. Use different people to experience the full range of treatments.
