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When you think of massage more often than not you will see it as a treat rather than a necessity.
Massage is good for reliving aches and pains and can even help soothe sore muscles if you have overdone the general workout.
But did you know that massage therapy is also a powerful painkiller that can be used to help people suffering from back problems? Research has shown regular massage can help to reduce the amount of medication needed.
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If you’re one of the millions of Australians who suffer with back pain, you will know how miserable it can be. It can impact your daily life and stop you doing the things you love.
If you can no longer exercise pain-free, its easy to end up in a vicious cycle of inactivity which makes your pain worse, which stops you being active, and can result in more and more reliance on daily medication to get you through.
A massage session doesn’t just relax you, it can help to promote tissue repair, improve the blood circulation and does wonders for your stress levels and mood."
What you need is a way to manage your back pain that is effective with no unwanted side effects. Research has shown that regular massage along with your prescribed medication and advice from your healthcare provider can be so powerful that you may be able to decrease the number of painkillers you need to manage your back pain and start to live a more active life.
A massage session doesn’t just relax you, it can help to promote tissue repair, improve the blood circulation and does wonders for your stress levels and mood.
Research also shows that regular massage therapy combined with exercise helps people suffering from chronic back pain to feel less anxious about their condition too.
A study that took place at a pain management clinic in Western New York, involved 60 chronic low back pain patients. The participants all recorded their own pain levels before and after having massage therapy on a scale of one to 10. There was a significant difference between the pre-and post-treatment pain rating in the group that had regular massage, compared to the control group who carried on as normal, reported no changes to their pain levels. Suffering from back pain?
Call Divine Therapy on (07) 3824 1958 or book online at divine-therapy.com.