Neisha's Massage Spa

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Reflexology is a complementary therapy sometimes used by people with cancer. It involves applying gentle pressure to the feet or occasionally the hands. Reflexology works on energy pathways similar to acupuncture. It aims to relax you, ease stress and tension and help with general well being.

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💆‍♀️ Physical Benefits of Massage therapy.

1. Relieves muscle tension and stiffness – Loosens tight muscles, reduces soreness, and improves flexibility.
2. Improves circulation – Helps oxygen and nutrients reach tissues more efficiently.
3. Boosts lymphatic drainage – Aids in removing toxins and reducing swelling or fluid retention.
4. Supports faster recovery – Useful for athletes or anyone healing from injuries.
5. Improves posture – By relaxing tight muscles and easing pain, massage can help the body return to proper alignment.
6. Enhances skin tone and elasticity – The stimulation of the skin improves its texture and glow.
7. Reduces pain – Helpful for chronic pain conditions like lower back pain, arthritis, and migraines.

Whether you’re looking to melt away stress, ease muscle tension, or simply treat yourself to some well-deserved “me time,” we’re here to help you feel refreshed, renewed, and re-energized. WhatsApp 674 8147

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The motion of the neck is described in terms of rotation, flexion, extension, and side bending (i.e., the motion used to touch the ear to the shoulder). The direction of the action can be ipsilateral, which refers to movement in the direction of the contracting muscle, or contralateral, which refers to movement away from the side of the contracting muscle.