Some of the Many Benefits of Massage
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Decreased Anxiety
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Enhanced Sleep Quality
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Greater Energy
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Improved Concentration
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Increased Circulation
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Reduced Fatigue
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Alleviate Low-Back Pain and Improve Range of Motion.
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Assist with Shorter, Easier Labor for Expectant Mothers and Shorten Maternity Hospital Stays.
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Ease Medication dependence.
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Enhance Immunity by Stimulating Lymph Flow- The Body's Natural Defense system.
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Exercise and Stretch Weak, Tight, or Atrophied Muscles.
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Helps Athletes of Any Level Prepare For, and Recover From, Strenous Workouts.
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Imporove the Condition of the Body's Largest Organ- the Skin
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Increases Joint Flexability
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Lessen Depression
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Promote Tissue Regeneration, Reducing Scar Tissue and Stretch Marks
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Pump Oxygen and Nutrieants into Tissues and Vital Orans
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Reduce Postsurgery Adhesions and Swelling
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Reduce Spasms and Cramping
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Relax and Soften Injured, Tired, and overused Muscles.
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Relax Endorphins- Amion Acids that Work as the Body's Natural Painkiller
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Relieve Migraine Pain.
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Promotes Relaxation and Reduces Stress
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Lowers Blood Pressure
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Relievs Muscle Aches and Pains
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Improves Muscle Tone
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Promotes Deeper and Easier Breathing
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Improves Digestion and Elimination
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Balances autonomic Nervous System
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Promotes Fater Injury/Illness Recovery
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Streatches Connective Tissue
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Reduces Cronic Pain
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Increased Red Blood Cell Count
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Improves Productivity
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Decreases Muscle Deterioration
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Speeds Elimination of Metabolic Waste
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Stimulates release of endorphins
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Reduces Swelling
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Improves Posture
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Enhances Self Image
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Provides a Feeling of Well Being
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Nurtures and Stimulates Emotional Growth
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and Many, Many, Many more Wonderful Things and Lets NOT Forget How Good A Massage Feels.