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    Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
    3:46 am
    The Positives On Therapeutic Massage And Massage Therapy
    Numerous studies have confirmed the efficacy of massage therapy for treating patients with mild and/or severe ailments. Sarasota and Bradenton,FL massage spas have long adapted the idea of using massage therapy as a supplemental treatment for illness, and an alternative to medications.

    Massage therapy has been part of medicine for hundreds of years. The word “massage” may have come from Latin word, “massa” which means to touch, handle, or squeeze. Documentations of its medical use have been seen in Indian, and Chinese artifacts.



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    The communities of Bradenton and Sarasota have widely accepted the medicinal benefits of massage because of heightened stress levels from work, home, and school, which is why massage spas in these Florida areas offer numerous massage styles and techniques to suit the needs of their clients.

    Scientific research has backed up the idea of treating the symptoms and effects of hypertension and cancer with massage therapy. According to studies conducted in the University of Ohio, cancer patients who underwent massage therapy felt less pain and anxiety after several sessions. This is because skin-to-skin contact stimulates endorphins that make us feel happier and less stressed. Massages cannot cure the cancer, but it does help lessen the effects of the disease.

    Sarasota, FL clinics who use therapeutic massage techniques allow their clients to choose from different kinds of massage, depending on their physical state. The beauty of massage therapy today is that it has become more specifically designed for different kinds of people. According to one massage spa in Sarasota, FL, “massage therapy works with a foundation of different strokes and oils that suits the needs of different people, depending on what they do or what state of health they are in.”

    There are now more than 20 different kinds of massage techniques applied to patients though not all of these are offered by spas in Sarasota. The basic techniques provided by most Sarasota, FL spas are Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, pregnancy massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, and hot stone massage.

    A pregnancy massage is a new technique that's gaining popularity among residents of Sarasota and all over the country. A pregnancy massage targets the specific parts of women that experience the most stress, like their spine and lower back, hips, legs and feet, and head. Studies have shown that women who underwent the pregnancy massage treatment during the early stages of pregnancy had easier births and less negative symptoms.

    A sports massage, as the name implies, is ideal for athletes or physically active individuals. Sarasota spas sometimes partner with sports teams so they could give regular sports massage treatments to the athletes before they get in a game or before training.

    Reflexology, on the other hand, gives greater focus on special pressure points on the feet that are believed to have direct connection to vital organs. Reflexology is an ideal treatment for patients who want to balance their body's energies and improve internal organ performance. This is also quite popular among Sarasota, FL residents.

    Swedish massage is the most popular technique requested by clients of Sarasota, FL spas. It uses long, slow strokes on the back, limbs, and head to relieve stress and muscle tension. A deep tissue massage is a technique used for injured patients, and sometimes, athletes. The strokes used for a deep tissue massage treatment is a bit similar to a Swedish massage except that it used greater pressure and faster strokes. You should only get this massage from a legitimate and professional massage therapist.
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