The Concept: Besides being blissfully relaxing, this
ancient healing art -- which dates back more than 3,000
years -- is said to increase your brain’s production of
powerful painkillers called endorphins. Plus it improves
circulation, strengthens immunity, and speeds repair of
damaged tissues.
The Benefits:
According to research, most pain conditions -- including
osteoarthritis, neck and shoulder pain, and even debilitating
headaches -- respond well to weekly massages, with pain
scores dropping as much as 53 percent. Follow-up
studies suggest weekly massages also help ease
depression by triggering a 30 percent increase in the brain’s
production of mood-boosting serotonin. Regular massages
can also help insomniacs get up to 60 more minutes of
shuteye nightly, reports a study.
You’ll lie face down on a comfortable, padded table, with
sheets draped over your body. The massage therapist will
start with broad, flowing strokes to ease muscle tension --
then the pressure will gradually be increased to target
specific areas needing TLC. Sessions generally last one
hour.
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