Massage and SPA

Modern man lives in a world where there is practically no touch. The Western format of communication excludes tactile contact and implies a distance during conversation that is sufficient to not feel either the smell of the skin or the body heat of the interlocutor. However, humans, descended from primates, often lack mutual touching, stroking and tactile sensations in general. Any massage that uses stroking and stretching techniques has a draining effect. Sliding movements of the hands increase the flow of lymph in the capillaries and vessels, accelerate the release of connective tissue from excess fluid, reduce the permeability of blood vessels and the viscosity of the lymph by accelerating its flow. The healing properties of massage can be listed for quite a long time. What’s interesting is that they are not just described, but also confirmed by many clinical studies. How long have you had a massage? Maybe it's time to sign up for the procedure and get your portion of well-deserved pleasure?