Sciatica produces a distinct pain in the lower back, buttock muscles, and lower legs. The pain and discomfort come from the sciatic nerve, which has five different nerve roots. The nervous system is complex, so finding the cause and source of sciatica isn’t always straight forward. Usually, the nerve roots have been irritated, compressed, or injured… [Read More]

Massage is often seen as a form of relaxation for women, but anyone can benefit from this therapy. For men and women, it can help with stress, sore muscles, and tissue damage. Whether you are an athlete, father, salesman, or work from home, you can enjoy the benefits of a professional massage… [Read More]

Nerve pain, also known as neuropathy, can be difficult to deal with and usually occurs as burning or sharp pain. Mild nerve pain can come and go and is often associated with specific movements, while severe cases are almost constant. The following can help you understand neuropathy and how massage can help ease the symptoms of this condition… [Read More]

Relaxing while you are sick is a sure way to heal, along with staying hydrated. You probably think a calming massage will help ease the pain in your muscles and help you feel better. But, this therapy is the last thing you need when you’re sick… [Read More]

There may be some confusion when you consider deep tissue massage and a technique called deep pressure. Each has its own usefulness and purpose. While deep tissue massage targets specific issues, deep pressure is a technique that can be used during various other types of massage therapy. Learning more about each will help you decide which is right for you… [Read More]

More than 80% of adults suffer from back pain at some point in their lives. Back pain is the most common job-related injury and considered a leading contributor of missed days of work. This pain does not discriminate, as both men and women are reported to suffer equally. Back pain can begin abruptly, immediately after lifting something, over time due to age-related spinal changes, and many other reasons… [Read More]

Receiving a massage, especially your first one, can feel a bit strange. These sessions are something that you will enjoy. Once you have experienced massage therapy, you will most likely want to go back often! But, you may also have some questions before your first appointment. Below are some common questions and answers people have before they get this therapy… [Read More]

You may wonder how a therapy that leaves marks that look like a giant octopus has hugged you to tightly can ease health issues. This therapy, called myofascial cupping, has actually been practiced for thousands of years. Evidence of cupping has been found in ancient Chinese, Egyptian, and Hindu writings. This is a therapeutic practice that involves the attachment of small glass or plastic cups to the skin through suction… [Read More]

Stress is one of the main contributors to poor skin health. No one wants breakouts, blackheads, or reddened and uneven colored skin, especially when they are already upset. People are known to spend hundreds to thousands of dollars each year on skincare products to fight these issues… [Read More]

The word “massage” brings to mind spas and relaxation. Days or weeks of stress are taken away as you experience a relaxing session of your favorite massage therapy. The only thing to consider when deciding it’s time for this therapy is which method is the best for you. Some of the most popular types of relaxation therapy include hot stone massage, deep tissue therapy, cupping, Thai massage, and chair massages… [Read More]