| Las Vegas Massage Professional Therapeutic Massage in Las Vegas Licensed & Nationally Certified Barbara Potter, LMT Body Restoration Massage (702) 524-5686 |
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How Massage Works Massage therapy is one of the most effective means of relaxing muscle tissue and increasing circulation. Increased circulation provides more blood to the muscles and tissues providing the nutrients necessary for your body to heal itself. Tight muscles reduce blood flow, restricting enough blood to enter into the tissue, prolonging or halting the healing process and also causing muscles cells to die. This will eventually cause atrophy of the muscle tissue. This process can be reversed using massage. Massage is unique in its ability to reduce and eliminate particular types of muscular pain. The kinetic nature of massage, which breaks down the natural tendency of muscles to adhere to one another, enhances range of motion and diminishes pain and joint problems. It is only through the personalized understanding of your body's inherent functionality and via a qualified massage therapist's knowledge of muscle interaction that these physical problems be addressed. Massage, on a regular basis will also have a positive, cumulative effect on the immune system. Lymph, which functions as a drainage fluid for your body's bacteria, is substantially stimulated by massage. Done on a persistent basis and depending on the individual patient, massage can increase the effectiveness of filtering this fluid. And while the benefits of massage are currently well documented, new studies are consistently becoming available that further demonstrate the positive influences that this therapeutic technique has for everyone. |
