Positive physical and psychological effects of body massage.
Positive physical and psychological effects of body massage.
Any message, be it a sports treatment, affects four systems
of the body. Is called,
My body - physical
Physiological
Neural
Myself
All four are connected. The skillful movement of the hands
of masseurs creates the first effect, that is, the physical one, which in turn
makes the other three work. With each stroke, rubbing, pressure, or pressure on
the skin, the muscles pulled underneath have neurological, functional, or
psychological changes.
The body's response to a massage therapy depends on the type of movement, that is, the technique and the time it is performed. The depth, speed, frequency, and body part being massaged to determine the range of benefits as well. First, let's take a look at the physical reactions to massage.
What are the physical benefits of massage therapy?
The muscles of the body are very flexible. They can stretch and shrink considerably. It is the tissue that surrounds it and limits movement. One way to increase the stretch of the connective tissue is through massage. Continuous kneading or digging can loosen (as well as stretch) tissues near the muscles. Also, strict movements increase blood circulation in the area and heat it up, making the tissues elastic.
By massaging regularly, massages can cause:
Lengthening of muscle fibers
Connective tissue changes.
Improve flexibility
These physical changes
in the body lead to the following benefits:
The range of motion
in the joints of the body increases as the muscles relax
Swelling caused by blood or other fluid from the blood
vessels and capillaries can be reduced. Massage stimulates lymph flow and soft
tissue temperature, which causes the leaking fluid to be reabsorbed, thereby
reducing swelling.
Any muscle that maintains tension can be relieved with a
massage. Movement stimulates receptors on the nerve end that can relax or
tighten muscles. The effect is reflective in the sense that it occurs
automatically in the muscles due to massage.
What are the
psychological reactions to massage?
Before diving into the psychological benefits of massage,
one thing needs to be clarified. The biological or physiological results are
closely related to the mental effects of the treatment. When the muscles relax,
a calmer state of the brain is automatically achieved. The opposite is also
true. When you say psychological reactions to leave stress on your mind, your
body muscles also relax.
Some of the
psychological compensations
Pain Relief -
Massage reduces muscle tension, reducing pressure on the end of the nerve,
reducing pain. It also relieves the pain a little, your perception also
changes, reducing it even more. The cycle continues to repeat itself.
Therefore, sports therapy is constantly used to control injuries in athletes
and accelerate rehabilitation.
Anxiety: physical
relaxation of the body and pain relief, thus eliminating the anxiety that the
body carries.
Biological results of
the treatment with mineral water
The effects of Thai massage are not limited to the brain and physical body. Biological functions also see positive results. When pressure and depth are massaged, it compresses and frees blood vessels, increasing blood circulation. Lymphatic flow to the heart can be increased by prolonged massage in certain areas of the body. Two methods by which the flow of lymph to the ends of the body can be stimulated are by kneading and stroking deeply.
When blood flow increases in the body, the oxygen available to
the soft tissues increases along with access to nutrients. As lymphatic flow
increases, the body's ability to remove excreta from the lymphatic system also
increases. Blood and lymphatic flow are achieved by stimulating the nerves. This
results in an aneurysm that increases blood circulation, increases temperature,
increases muscle flexibility, and improves the supply of oxygen and nutrients.
Rose Life Spa Massage Center Bur Dubai
Regent Palace Hotel 1st Floor, Near Burjuman Metro - Dubai -
United Arab Emirates
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