Saturday, November 12, 2016

Basic Overview Of Massage Therapy New Orleans


By Elsa Noel


Massage therapy involves the application of a set of manual techniques aimed at improving the well-being of people through hand movements on various tissues. Massage therapy New Orleans encompasses the skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. These therapies aim to improve well-being (both physical and mental). The term massage covers a set of methods that, despite their philosophical differences and applications, share a number of principles.

The masseuse's fingers relieve stress points by percussion, kneading, friction. The technique is dictated by the patient's reactions. The type of massage is called anma by the Japanese. Amma massage chair is intended to lessen if not eliminate the accumulated stress. Chair massage was originally developed by David Palmer, an American who wanted an easy way to massage clients at Apple, Inc.

He was the first to develop in 1983 a kata (precise series of maneuvers), which is useful for relaxing the back, shoulders, arms, hands, head and neck in 15 minutes. The amma is given through clothing, catcher sitting in an ergonomic chair. Practiced in sessions of fifteen minutes, which makes it accessible to businesses, cafes and public locations, the amma sometimes called "acupuncture without needles" runs over all meridians (energy channels).

It entails use of various hand and elbow techniques on 140 specific points. The techniques include energy scans, stretching, pressure and percussion. The recipients are pressurized at nerves that go directly towards the hypothalamus, located inside the brain structure. The latter through massage will trigger the production of pleasure hormones, such as ocytocine. Abdominal massage is designed to relax by massaging the abdomen, especially the intestines. It is used to degas the gastrointestinal tract. Abdominal pain and stress disappear.

The masseuse holds his arm firmly and stretches it without pulling the person off the ground. He or she continues by shaking the arm up and down in a relatively low amplitude at an average speed of at least once per 30 seconds. It is called the active phase. This is followed by the passive phase where the arm is stretched for a second in a slightly steeper motion while raising it to a height of about 15 inches.

Throughout the Korean acupressure, the arm is raised from the ground to a height corresponding to the desired effect.

These two steps take place in a single cycle of all Korean massage processes. In most cases, at least three identical cycles are needed for a Korean movement that is actually very active. The great beauty of Korean relaxation is that the massage is very deep while being totally painless (except for existing pain).

These actions are useful for anyone tired that needs to reinvigorate their system. It is also useful for people with lymphatic edema, venous, to a lesser extent (but the handling is slightly different: no pumping and movement is slow and follows the venous system). This in addition to people with heavy legs. Marma Sanskrit is a place of joining or meeting of the five organs: ligaments, vessels, muscles, bones and joints. These points are the seats of vital energy or prana.




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