Natural Therapies
MASSAGE & WELLNESS
BENEFITS
Myomassology
Myomassology encompasses all forms of massage and bodywork while integrating energy work and holistic therapies, along with nutritional and physical education.
The myomassologist customizes treatment to the whole individual to ensure that he or she receives the best care possible. Often referred to as "Whole Body Healing",
Myomassology works to balance the body mind & spirit. All systems are improved, including energy flow, glandular function, and assimilation.
Improve the condition of the skin (the body's largest organ)
Alleviate low back pain and improve range of motion
Increase joint flexibility
Promote tissue regeneration by reducing scar tissue and stretch marks
Reduce postsurgery adhesions and swelling
Relax and soften injured, tired, and overused muscles
Exercise and stretch weak, tight, or atrophied muscles
Help athletes prepare for and recover from strenuous workouts
Relieve migraine pain
Release endorphins— amino acids that work as the body's natural painkiller
Enhance immunity by stimulating lymph flow—the body's natural defense system
Ease medication dependence
Lessen depression and anxiety
Massage proven to...
The Body Benefits
Massage provides many benefits to the body. It can have sedative or even exhausting effect on the nervous system, resulting in relaxation. Other forms of massage can stimulate the nervous system, leaving one feeling invigorated.
Massage will relax a muscle spasm and relieve tension. By stretching the connective tissue, massage will improve its circulation & nutrition.
Massage acts as a cleanser for the body as it pushes lymph along and quickens the elimination of waste and toxins.
Massage will improve circulation and nutrition to the joints and hasten the elimination of harmful particles.
It aids in reducing inflammation and swelling, in turn relieving pain. It can also aid in weight reduction.
"Myomassology Has Many Benefits" and "Holistic Approach" from the Science and Practice of Myomassology, Irene Simonen Gauthier, fifth ed.