Zero Foot Print Massage
Massage
is the healthy Zero Foot Print choice for your well
being. Why, you may ask? Because no drugs are
administered during a Massage Therapy treatment, there
is no risk of adverse side effects or possible negative
drug interactions. Massage therapy is a holistic and
medication free treatment. As a natural therapy, massage
is thoroughly practical in its approach. This drug-free,
non-addictive alternative is less costly on the body’s
systems, and helps patients to resolve health conditions
in constructive and enduring ways, often providing
long-term relief. In addition, your massage therapist
can offer effective methods to enhance your relaxation,
and techniques to help reduce stress in your daily
life. Massage is a wonderful therapeutic approach to
healing, and it functions much as it has for millennia,
to stimulate the body’s own natural ability to heal
itself. Registered Massage Therapists provide preventive
healthcare and healthy touch. Massage therapy is a zero
foot print health remedy that results in positive side
effects for your body and soul.
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Articles About Massage therapy
and links to help you find out more about the field, so
that you can be an informed participant in your care
regimen;
Benefits Massage Therapy
F.A.Q.
- Frequently Asked Questions about massage therapy.
Fees
- a sample price list so that you can have a ballpark
idea of what the pricing runs;
Performance and Preventive Health
Registration, Licensing and what it means
Selecting a Massage Therapist
- a checklist for selecting a therapist for treatment;
Therapy Glossary
of terms you might find while searching for a therapist;
What We Treat
– conditions and ailments that massage therapy can help;
Contraindications
– a list of ailments that should not be directly
massaged and a list of severe conditions that should not
be massaged while being experienced in the acute phases
Zero Foot Print
- why massage therapy is a healthy choice for
your well- being.
Make sure you are getting the best treatment: see a
Registered Massage Therapist