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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2015 · 56 MIN

THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF MASSAGE

from The Voice of Health with Dr. Robert Prather · host The Voice of Health

Massage therapy should not just be viewed a luxury to pamper you, but as a part of your overall health care. In this episode, find out:--How massage changes your hormones, circulation, muscles, lymphatic flow, heart rate, organs, and nervous system.--How massage helps with digestion and reducing swelling in your tummy. And how massage can even help with weight loss!--The change that happens in our emotional make-up when we are touched.--The importance of taking a medical history before having a massage. And why communication with your massage therapist is key to getting the maximum benefit.--How massage is a part of the health care system in France and what the research has shown in France regarding back pain relief, comfort in pregnancy, and depression/anxiety benefits.--The requirements to be a licensed massage therapist in the state of Indiana.  --How massage improves muscle tone and helps a patient to hold Chiropractic adjustments.--How lymphatic massage can help boost your immune system and help prevent you from getting sick.--How myofascial release massage can help with TMJ Syndrome and Headaches.--The difference between Deep Tissue Massage and Swedish Massage.www.TheVoiceOfHealthRadio.com

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