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Description
A therapeutic treatment designed to release muscle tension and promote deep relaxation through deep tissue massage techniques using oil or a muscle-relaxing cream, combined with the use of heated volcanic stones. The warm stones help relax the muscles and improve blood circulation in the areas where they are applied, supporting cellular exchange.
This massage is recommended for the treatment of chronic or painful muscle tension, recovery after repetitive physical exertion or minor injuries, and the reduction of discomfort caused by postural issues.
Indications
- Individuals experiencing energy imbalances
- Accumulated fatigue
- Migraines
- Myalgia and muscle tension
- Poor circulation
Contraindications
- Severe heart conditions
- Arterial hypertension
- Hyperthyroidism
- Pronounced spider veins, varicose veins
- Skin conditions (acne, keratosis, infections, open wounds); febrile states
- Pregnant women
- Epilepsy
- Various conditions in which heat would worsen the general state of health
Benefits
- Increases skin sensitivity
- Supports the body’s natural detoxification processes
- Restores skin elasticity
- Helps reduce muscle pain, spasms, and joint pain
- Provides a strong muscle-relaxing effect
- Has an energizing and stimulating effect on the central nervous system (CNS)
- Supports cellular oxygen uptake and metabolic activity
- Supports kidney function
- Helps reduce edema and fluid retention
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