Documents tagged 'Massage'
Published: 25/07/2008
Its the time of year when the weather has changed and youre busy running around, caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday rush. Along with having parties and making sure things around the home and office are filled with plenty of holiday cheer, you continue with your normal...
Published: 25/07/2008
Long hours of typing or working, hauling of furniture, extra rounds of golf, cleaning the garage or attic all day and other sudden performance of strenuous activities make you look like a hard hitter in life; a super homo sapiens so to speak. But all the vigorous exertions that you do...
Published: 25/07/2008
Furniture and function have formed a nice companionship with this chair, likely to suit every style and preference for a massage chair. Only the finest of leather is used for the discriminating buyer, leaving you satisfied with the quality to fully enjoy this chair.
This chair...
Published: 24/07/2008
With increasing workloads, hectic schedules and stress at work place becoming a part of our day-to-day lives, massage parlorsare not just helping people to stay physically fit but also mentally agile. We are witnessing a greater health consciousness among the current generation all...
Published: 24/07/2008
What is Watsu Massage
Watsu and its associated techniques were developed in the early 1980s by Harold Dull, director of the Harbin School of Shiatsu and Massage, in California. Watsu is an aquatic massage therapy that incorporates the principles of Zen Shiatsu and adapts them for...
Published: 24/07/2008
What is Thai Massage
Thai massage is a traditional form of massage therapy that has been used in Thailand for centuries. In Thailand, it is called Nuad Phaen Boran which means ancient massage. It is based on the Indian medical system of Ayurveda and incorporates many ancient Indian...
Published: 24/07/2008
Angelica (Angelica Archangelica)
Properties - Invigorates the lymphatic system, increases perspiration, cleansing system of toxins. Aids indigestion, flatulence, dyspepsia, colic. Stimulates appetite.
Good For - Provides use as expectorant in colds, bronchitis, pleurisy....
Published: 24/07/2008
Commonly associated with complementary and alternative medicine, aromatherapy-a word originally introduced in 1928 by a French chemist, Ren-Maurice Gattefoss, to describe the therapeutic action of the plants’ aroma-is generally used today to boost a person’s physiological or...
Published: 24/07/2008
What is On-site massage
On-site massage is a relaxing massage therapy specifically designed for the work place. Though this therapy originated quite recently in the Silicone Valley, USA, it is based on the principles of an ancient Japanese massage technique called Anma. The...
Published: 24/07/2008
Water Jet Massage or Hydrotherapy is one of the oldest forms of medical treatment. It involves the use of water for soothing pains and treating diseases. The use of water as a therapeutic agent was used by the ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilizations. The credit for the revival of...
