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Hot Stones
Hot stone massage is a therapy in which volcanic stones are placed and rubbed on the body. The secret of these stone – rich in mineral salts – is in the energy source within them, going back millions of years, and in their capacity to retain heat! These smooth soft basalt stones, as they are also known, are the result of the natural cooling process after volcanic lava is released from the ground. Of distinct shapes and sizes, the stones are chosen according to the region of the body to be treated, since they must fit perfectly. Recommended for: Stimulating weight loss; improving body functions; recovering energy; eliminating stress; harmonizing body, mind and spirit; bringing the nervous system into balance. Top
Manual lynphatic drainage
(body and/or face)
A relaxation technique for directing and increasing lymphatic flow by reducing excess interstitial liquid (edema), bringing benefits to blood circulation, muscle tissue, skin and the nervous system. This massage is done very lightly to prevent damaging the vessels. Recommended for: edemas; lymphedemas; accumulated liquid in pregnant women, starting with the third month; pre- and post-operatory patients; varicose veins; and a sensation of tiredness in the lower members. Top
Modeling massage
This massage consists of manipulating the fat layer to remove toxins and break down muscle fibrosis. The manual compression and rhythmic manipulation should be done with the aid of a cosmetic thermo-reducer rich in active ingredients, reducers and collagen stimulators Recommended for: dissolving fat nodules; helping drain liquid from cells; restoring body lines; and as a complement to lipoaspiration. This technique helps reduce anxiety by keeping the stomach, liver, kidneys, and intestines functioning well. Top
Therapeutic massage
This is a type of massage done by manipulating body tissues by using gliding, kneading, rubbing, tapping, vibrating, myofascial release, and lifting. A massage oil or aromatic cream is used for better manipulation and for aromatherapy. Recommended for: breaking up muscle fibrosis; increasing venous return flow; interrupting the pain-spasm-pain cycle; providing relaxation; improving and stimulating local blood flow; strengthening the immunological system; and improving concentration and creativity. Top
Tui Ná
This is an ancient massage technique from Chinese medicine used as a treatment through manipulation to stimulate points or other parts of the body surface in order to correct physiological imbalance and achieve curative effects. The term Tui Na joins the meanings Tui = glide and Na = learn. The function of Tui Na is to bring the body’s yin and yang into balance. Recommended for: Minor damage caused by external factors, to joints, tendons, muscles, etc.; improving blood circulation; helping reduce pain; reducing swelling and muscle spasms. Top
Shiatsu
A Japanese massage technique in which the fingers are used to apply pressure to the meridians (the body’s energy pathways), seeking to bring the meridians into balance by normalizing the energy flow. Shi means fingers, and Atsu means pressure. The pressure exerted by the fingers on the meridians acts to balance the vital energy points of the same meridians worked on in acupuncture. A meridian with an excess of energy causes pain and tension, while one that has little energy causes a pleasant pain when touched. In addition to finger pressure, vibrating, patting, rubbing, pinching, and lifting are also used. Recommended for: stress, spine problems, organ function deficiency, and emotional problems. Top
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