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Indian Head Massage (indian champissage) has received a lot of positive exposure since its introduction in the UK and hasled to its current popularity amongst health parishioners and the general public. The future of tradicional Head Massage (Champissage) is open and exciting. Benefits of Champissage (Indian Head Massage) Champissage works on physical, mental and subtle levels. it works on the upper back, shoulders, upper arms, neck, head and face - the areas most vulnerable to stress and tension. Physical Benefits Trough physically working with the upper back, shoulders, upper arms, neck, head and face, many positive physical benefits can be obtained. General and specific relaxation for muscles, providing immediate relief. Fibrous adhesions (knotes and nodules) can be broken down; Dispersal of toxins from tense, knotted muscles; Relief from chronic neck and shoulders stiffness; Loosening of the scalp; Increased oxygen uptake in tissues; Improved circulation of blood in previously congested muscles, providing extra oxygen for the brain. Stimulation and improvement of limph circulation; Restoration of joint movement and mobility; Promotion of hair growth; Helps in relieving tension headaches, eye-strain, earache, tinnitus, jaw ache, sinusitis congestion, neck and shoulders stiffness, insonia and disturbed sleep. Relaxation of the whole person. A sense of calmness, peace and tranquility; A realese of anxiety; High levels of alertness and concentration; Clearer thinking; Helps in dissipating mental tiredness, edginess, depression, stress, etc. Subtle Benefits Balancing of chakra energy; Release of stagnant energy, boosting available energy on all levels; General energetic healing.
Chair Massage Chair massage a quick and effective way to smooth away tensions, aching muscles are a common side-effect of the daily life. A soothing, relaxing massage sounds like just the thing to smooth those pent-up tensions. Yet for most people in offices and other workplaces, a conventional, full body massage is too time-consuming, impractical and expensive as a regular stress-busting therapy. The answer is the Chair massage. More than 1,000 masseuse are now though to be visiting workplaces throughout the UK from high street stores to call centers, local authorities to hospitals offering chair massage to busy office staff and others workers. A typical session takes, 15-20 minutes so it can easily be fitted into a lunch hour or tea-break. The cost is subsidized by some employers. There are no messy oils or lotions and you don't even need to take your clothes off. The basics As many masseuses, they use techniques and acupressure, also dubbed as coffee-break massage. Acupressure was originated in the US where it was devised as quick stress-reliever for high powered professionals too busy even to leave their desks. They work focuses on the muscles, back arms, hands, shoulders, neck and head, where tension and pain often build up desk-bound staff working under pressure. According to the UK training organization, the Academy of On site Massage, acupressure uses more than 100 different stress release points on the head, neck, shoulders, arms and back. This is intended not only relax tense and aching muscles, but to realese energy and invigorate both mind and body. We use hands, thumbs and even elbows to knead, prod, pull and stretch the muscles. This can feel a little painful but should not be uncomfortable. we also combine acupressure with more traditional methods, as Indian Head Massage. As any traveler through India will know, head massage is very much a part of the daily family ritual in the west; it has been adpted to incorporate the upper back, arms, neck and face, providing relief from strain of extensive computer use. This treatment helps to relieve muscular aching, tension, headaches, eyestrain and sinusitis.
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