The ancient Chinese and Egyptians have documented practices similar to reflexology. It involves the reflexologist applying pressure to specific areas in the hands, feet, and ears.
· Promotes better sleep.
· Improves digestion.
· Breakdown of congestion
· Improves mobility and flexibility.
· Increases cell function.
· Increases blood circulation
The ancient Chinese and Egyptians have documented practices similar to reflexology. It involves the reflexologist applying pressure to specific areas in the hands, feet, and ears.
· Promotes better sleep.
· Improves digestion.
· Breakdown of congestion
· Improves mobility and flexibility.
· Increases cell function.
· Increases blood circulation.
· Relaxation.
· Elimination of body’s toxins.
· Reduction of headaches.
· Cells regrow faster and wounds heal quicker.
· Reduce the chances of postpartum depression
· Improves nerve function.
· Eases side effects from cancer treatment.
· Reduces stress and anxiety.
· Boosts immune system.
· Beneficial for fertility issues.
· Decreases pain.
· Boosts metabolism and energy levels.
It encourages the natural drainage of the lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues. Using light pressure, MLD helps the lymph vessels contract and move built-up fluid through the lymphatic system. (Rockson SG. Lymphedema. Vascular Medicine. 2016; 77-78). In turn, it helps clear lymph node blockages.
· Decreases fluid reten
It encourages the natural drainage of the lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues. Using light pressure, MLD helps the lymph vessels contract and move built-up fluid through the lymphatic system. (Rockson SG. Lymphedema. Vascular Medicine. 2016; 77-78). In turn, it helps clear lymph node blockages.
· Decreases fluid retention or bloating.
· Breaks down cellulite and fat cells.
· Promotes post-injury or post-surgical healing.
· Moves lymphatic fluid out of swollen areas or limbs.
· Decreases edema.
· Manually clears lymphatic fluid through the lymph vessels.
· Improves blood flow and improves digestion.
· Relieves pain and stiffness.
· Promotes healthy lymph flow in breast cancer patients.
· Increases Energy.
· Promotes better sleep.
· Expedites the removal of biochemical waste.
· Strengthens the immune system.
· Resolves sinus issues.
Stationary or Dynamic cupping ; or both.
· Improves circulation of blood and lymph by eliminating tissue fluid beneath the skin.
· Triggers the rapid flow of oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to muscle tissue, increasing muscle performance and promoting the healing of tissue damage.
· Remove toxins and waste from your body.
· Promotes lymphati
Stationary or Dynamic cupping ; or both.
· Improves circulation of blood and lymph by eliminating tissue fluid beneath the skin.
· Triggers the rapid flow of oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to muscle tissue, increasing muscle performance and promoting the healing of tissue damage.
· Remove toxins and waste from your body.
· Promotes lymphatic drainage.
· Stimulates dermal fibroblast cells which are responsible for the production of collagen and elastin proteins.
· Reduces inflammation and swelling, which decreases pain.
· Release scar tissue and fascial adhesions.
· Promote mobility and range of motion.
· Increases flexibility and strength of muscle.
· Brings energy to muscles and helps shorten the recovery cycle, especially during the rehabilitation period.
· Softens and helps stretch the muscle fibers.
· Helps restore muscle tone.
Uses low level wavelengths of red light accidentally discovered in 1967 by Endre Mester at Semmelweis Medical University in Budapest, Hungary. He noticed that laser light helped promote hair growth and wound healing in rats.
Red light therapy uses low-power red light to activate the cell’s energy generators (mitochondria). Most of the ener
Uses low level wavelengths of red light accidentally discovered in 1967 by Endre Mester at Semmelweis Medical University in Budapest, Hungary. He noticed that laser light helped promote hair growth and wound healing in rats.
Red light therapy uses low-power red light to activate the cell’s energy generators (mitochondria). Most of the energy made by the mitochondria is housed in a molecule called adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which helps the body store and use enery. Aging, illness, or lifestyle factors can make the mitochondria produce less ATP. RLT triggers a reaction that helps reverse the decline of ATP. (Source: Verywellhealth.com May 12,2023)
· Promotes healthy aging by treating skin issues like redness, stretch marks, wrinkles, psoriasis, scars, and acne; thus, improving skin complexion.
· Reduce inflammation or edema.
· Promotes wound healing and tissue repair.
· Increase blood flow.
· Increase levels of collagen
· Increase the production of fibroblast.
· Reduce neuropathic pain.
· Reduce pain.
· Reduce Myopia progression.
· Treat carpal tunnel syndrome in the short term.
· Reduce Anxiety and promote better sleep.
· Relieve SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)
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