Stockholm Massage

What’s the Bottom Line?
How much do we know about massage?

A lot of research on the effects of massage therapy has been carried out.

What do we know about the effectiveness of massage?

While often preliminary or conflicting, there is scientific evidence that massage may help with back pain and may improve quality of life for people with depression, cancer, and HIV/AIDS.

What do we know about the safety of massage?

Massage therapy appears to have few risks if it’s used appropriately and provided by a trained massage professional.

I recommend that you take a massage on a regular basis. By doing this you promote your health and prevent the problems. Then the massage will be more enjoyable than if you get to your masseur only when you have a neck or backrest.
The positive effects of the massage are many. Better sleep, better immune defenses, endorphins that are pain relieving increases the rosemary and oxytocin. We initiate blood circulation that nourishes the entire body and cleans out slag products. In addition, it helps us to get rid of tension in the muscles, tension that takes a lot of energy completely unnecessarily.
For many, the massage is also an opportunity to reload and gather new energy for a while to relax. In today's fast-paced society, these breaks have become very important, as more and more people suffer from over effort, burnout.

Hello to everybody.If you are interested in having a massage at home,you are on right way.I offer a different kind of massage without going out.Just contact me and qualified masseur will be in your service.

Reflexology Massage
Like having your feet worked on? The therapist uses finger pressure and techniques such as kneading and rubbing to promote relaxation and healing in the body. Reflexology is based on "reflex areas" on the hands and feet, whose energy is believed to be connected to organs and other body parts.

By applying pressure to the reflex points, the reflexologist can balance your nervous system and stimulate endorphins, the body's natural pleasure response, which reduces stress and discomfort.

Reflexology dates back to ancient civilizations but was refined by American physiotherapist Eunice Ingram in the 1930s.

This can be a deeply relaxing therapy, especially if you stand all day or have tired, achy feet. You remove your shoes and socks but otherwise remain clothed.