Types of massages:
- Therapeutic massage / Manual therapy
- Relaxing / Toning
- Aesthetic massages:
- Anti-cellulite
- Face, neck and décolleté massage
- Sports massage
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Massage / manual therapy has been known to mankind as a healing remedy since ancient times.
Unfortunately, due to social factors in the Western world, massage did not make a comeback until the 1800s.
Massage is a primary healing remedy or a complementary one for conditions such as:
- Muscle and/or joint pain
- Stiffness, limitation and/or inability to perform certain movements, or painful movements or postures
- Neurological symptoms – pain, numbness, tingling, weakness in muscles or limbs
- Headaches
- Bone spurs
- After surgeries and injuries
- After a stroke or heart attack
- For degenerative and inflammatory diseases of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems
- For chronic pain or chronic diseases
- For depressive states
- For diseases of the cardiovascular system
Massage / manual therapy is one of the best complementary healing remedies in the recovery period of almost all acute diseases, as well as in chronic diseases during the non-symptomatic period.
Massage / manual therapy acts directly on the entire musculoskeletal system – skin, connective tissue, subcutaneous tissue, muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, peripheral nerves, lymphatic and blood vessels.
Indirectly, via reflex and humoral pathways through the nervous and endocrine systems, it also affects the internal organs and the central nervous system.
Massage has a positive effect on the emotional state.
Aesthetic massages are performed with specially selected natural creams and specific techniques. They keep the skin young and elastic. Massage has a lifting effect, smooths wrinkles, and removes dark circles under the eyes. It reduces double chin.
Anti-cellulite massage reduces the presence of cellulite in the body.