Remedial Massage Thailand

Short-term effects of massage:

• increase the blood flow, both in the area being massaged and generally

• increase the lymphatic flow to and from the area treated, reducing pain, swelling and inflammation and speeding up the body’s own healing process

• relieve stress and tension

• increase muscle tone  

Long-term effects of Massage:

• improved general circulation

• balance of muscles and joints, leading to a better state of health

• break down of scar or fibrous tissue, restoring elasticity to the joints

• improve range of motion

• overall relief of stress

• prevent the return of injuries    

Common conditions often addressed :

• sports injuries (strain & sprain)

• repetitive injuries

• office syndrome (stress and tension of neck, shoulder and lower back)

• frozen shoulder

• plantar fasciaiitis

• joint restriction, muscle tightness and pain and many more . . .