November 27, 2009, Newsletter Issue #62: Massage Therapy Vs. Aging

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As we get older, the human body goes through many changes. The elderly often experience arthritis, high blood pressure and chronic muscle pain to name a few. All of these and more can be treated through massage therapy.

In massage therapy school, you will learn how to reduce pain caused by arthritis in the elbow, neck, knee and other joints. These treatments have also been proven to combat weakened immune systems caused by various forms of cancer and other diseases.

As mentioned before, blood pressure is often a concern as we get older. Heart problems are not uncommon in the elderly, and massage therapy treatments are a way to improve circulation, lowering blood pressure and decreasing the strain placed on the human heart. This is also very effective in the recovery process for people who have suffered a stroke and can help to prevent future episodes.

Through massage therapy training one will ultimately learn ways to keep muscles in better health. Just because you get older it doesn't mean that you have to grow weaker or feel unhealthy. Massages are often used as a way to feel younger and stay healthier for longer than most people realize is possible.

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