Aromatic Treasures massage therapy
March 26th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
Address
Spirit Of Beauty, Kootara Crs
Narrabundah
ACT, 2604
Australia
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Shiatsu Massage: An Ancient Method for Treating a Host of Ailments
March 18th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
The word “Shiatsu” is a Japanese word that is made up of “Shi,” which means finger, and “atsu,” or pressure. shiatsu massage is a form of acupressure that originated in China over 2000 years ago. Over the centuries, this style of massage has been used to treat a number of illnesses, as well as bring relief from chronic pain and stiffness. The art of shiatsu massage is tied into Eastern traditions that intertwine spiritual, physical and medical sides of the body for maximum wholeness and wellness. The view of this technique is that energy, called “chi,” is circulating throughout the body, bringing in fresh energy and carrying out toxins. When the chi becomes blocked, the body no longer enjoys good health, and the pathways must be restored in order to heal. This is where shiatsu massage comes in. Read the rest of this entry »
A Parlor for “Full Service” full body Massage
March 17th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
Massage parlors are frequently visited by people who wish to get a therapeutic massage. Unfortunately, it is also a place with a somewhat dubious reputation of being comparable to a brothel where sexual favors are performed for a fee. There are many places in the world where the euphuism “massage parlor” is nothing but a front for a brothel, but it should be noted that a brothel and a legitimate massage parlor are not at all the same thing.
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Full Body Massage Benefits the Soft Tissue of the Body
March 17th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
The full body massage is a wonderful way to treat the soft tissue and muscles of the body, which can eliminate muscle tension and relieve pain. The pores of the skin are opened up, allowing for effective elimination of waste, and it also helps to speed up the blood circulation. Physiotherapy is an area in which the full body massage is most used, and it involves first being massaged by the physiotherapist on the upper and lower limbs. This is then followed by a massage of the chest, abdomen, hips and back, and culminates with a massage of the face and head area.
