October 31st, 2017
Relaxation!
The word reeks of feelings such as pleasure, calmness and happiness. The body at some point is burned out no matter if the person is working or a stay-at-home person. Invariably, there is a burn out after continuous amounts of work, a fatigue sort of sets in, and the body which is like a well-oiled machine gets clogged and requires repair and maintenance at regular intervals.
We have all, at some point, understood that massages are the hidden treasure trove to maximum enjoyment and serenity, but let us look at it from a scientific point of view.
What Is Massage Therapy?
The phrase “massage therapy” is an inclusion of many techniques and the type of massage given usually depends on the person’s needs and physical condition. Massage therapy dates back thousands of years. References to massage appear in ancient writings from India, Bali, China, Japan, and Egypt. Basically massage therapists work on muscle and other soft tissue to help you feel better and heal faster.
What does Science say about the effectiveness of getting a massage and how is it important for well being?
Numerous scientific researches on massage therapy have had preliminary or conflicting views, but much of the evidence points towards beneficial effects on pain and other symptoms associated with a number of different conditions. Much of the evidence suggests that these effects are building up and suggest that the people should keep getting massages for the benefits, to continue and help them soar into gentle and calmer versions of themselves.
Researchers have studied some long standing reasons for which people chose massage therapies. Studies show that the people chose massage therapies for the following conditions.
Pain
Cancer
Mental health
Fibromyalgia
Headaches
HIV/AIDS
Infant care
Insomnia
All of the above conditions have shown significant change in the person’s persona. Hence, a massage therapy still continues to grow and evolve into a healthy lifestyle choice.
Get your healthy lifestyle upgrade today. Visit your nearest O2 Spa now.
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