I can answer any questions about massage. Muscle and joint pains. I am also a practitioner in Esalen massage. I am also medically conversant so I can answer any questions you might have regarding the interaction of medicine with Massage Therapy.
16 years experience as a part time massage Therapist. 29 years experience as a Dental Hygienist (full time)
British School of Yoga Associate
RDH (Malta) BSYA(M)UK
Look my name up in youtube to see me at work.
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Hi Sally and thanks for your question! I have been expecting this question reluctantly for the last 15 years and find it difficult to answer accurately for following reasons. I am also a medical
Hi and thanks for your question! The answer to your question and 'recharge would depend on 2 factors. 1/ If you are a fit person or not. 2/ What is the ambient temperature. In both situations
Hi Lisa! Thanks for your question! Those stubborn muscle knots are actually muscle spasms. While its best to get massage as often as you can afford, unfortunately a 60 minute massage once every
Hi, Thanks for your question. Although rare, your symptoms are something which I have come across about a dozen times in 20 years. It might be 1 of 4 things which I can think of. 1/ Not proper hydration
Hi Saanika, It seems that you have pulled a muscle/tendon. If its on the waistline it seems that the interior and exterior oblique muscles are involved. If you 'bended' to one side these muscles
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