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3959 E. Main St., Ventura, California 93003, Map - TEL: (805) 642-5777
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Deep Tissue - Acupressure - Massage - Herb
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$30/1hr Foot Massage-Reflexology
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Special at our Day Spa: Includes 20 min. Chinese Herb Soaking Foot and 40 min. Foot Massage, Plus Free Head, Neck, Shoulder, Arm, Hand, Back & Leg Massage while Soaking Foot
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Full Body Massage
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Full Body Massage: Deep Tissue, Acupressure, Herbs,
Shiatsu, Thai, Swedish, Hot Stone, Hot Oil,
Special Step Back (Walk on Back) Massage
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The Health Benefits of Massage
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| • Relieves Pain and Stiffness |
• May Prevent or Relieve many Symptoms |
• May Prevent or Relieve Stress, Constipation |
| • Relief of Emotional Tension |
• Improves your Blood Circulation |
• May Prevent or Relieve Migraines |
| • Bring your Body back into Balance |
• Improve your Sleep |
• Reduces Toxins |
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MiracleMassage.biz - Ventura Miracle Massage - Ventura
3959 E. Main St.
Ventura, Ca 93003
(Across from Big 5) Tel: (805) 642-5777
Email: info@miraclemassage.biz Hours: 9:30am - 10pm, 7 Days a week
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Reflexology, also called zone therapy, involves the physical act of applying pressure to the ears, hands, or feet and is considered an alternative medicine. This ancient practice lies within the art of clearly defined hand, finger and thumb techniques without using oils or body lotions. The basis of reflexology lies within a system of zones and reflex sections which in turn reflect upon the profile of the body from the hands and feet.
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Reflexologists split the body up into ten vertical zones which are equal. To the left are five zones, and to the right are five zones. Although there is no agreement in the Reflexology community precisely how reflexology works, it is commonly believed that the areas on the foot, when manipulated correctly, produce a positive effect and improve the physical health of ones body through ones “qi.”
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Deep Tissue Massage clearly relieves extreme tensions in the connective tissue and muscle just below the surface of the top muscles. In physical therapy and overall health, massage is often recommended for those who experience regular pain, are active in heavy physical activity, and recovering patients with physical injuries. Top-performing Athletes are also an additional and significant clientele. After receiving deep tissue massage therapy, one can experience a new muscle ache for a day or two. One of the misconceptions lies in the fact that “Deep Tissue” is not performed with a sustained and deep pressure.
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Interestingly, Deep Tissue Massage is a wholly separate area of massage therapy. It is used to treat specific muscular-skeletal issues, utilizing a clear set of processes and strokes to provide relief. It should not be associated with "Deep Pressure" massage, which is performed with sustained strong, from time to time intense pressure through a complete full-body session. It is performed to address overall pain and general soreness. Deep tissue massage is utilized in both the deep layers and superficial muscles, fascia, and other anatomical structures.
Sessions are quite often intense because of a deliberate, focused massage. When asking for a massage, a client often defines the term "deep tissue", often seeking to receive a full-body session with sustained deep pressure throughout. However, if deep tissue techniques were performed on the entire body in one session, it might lead to injury and/or muscle and nerve trauma. The positive aspects of the massage would thus be cancelled. (A sustained deep-tissue massage would be near impossible to perform by even the strongest masseuse.) |
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Acupressure draws from the essential principles of acupuncture and Chinese medicine and is considered a touch therapy. The same points on the body are used in acupressure as in acupuncture, however instead of using acupuncture needles, are stimulated with finger pressure. |
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Acupressure can actually be performed by anyone, whereas acupuncture must be performed by an accredited professional. Acupressure, relatively simple to learn, provides quick, cost-free, effective relief for many issues. Acupressure points can also be addressed to reduce stress, increase energy and feelings of well-being, as well as awaken the immune system, and relieve sexual dysfunction.
Acupressure addresses many areas of symptoms and pain. Acupressure massage, when performed by a qualified therapist, can achieve great results as a preventative and treatment for many health conditions. Areas of particular effectiveness include nervous tension, headaches, general aches and pains, menstrual cramps, sinus problems, sprains, colds and flu, arthritis, allergies, asthma, tennis elbow, and toothaches, among many others. |
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Shiatsu, translated into Japanese means "finger pressure.” Consisting of finger, palm pressure, stretches, and other massage techniques, Shiatsu is one of the early alternative medicines, and is based on traditional Chinese medicine.
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Shiatsu is promoted as a method to help people relax and deal with issues like muscle pain, depression, stress, nausea, and anxiety. There are two primary Shiatsu schools: one incorporating elements of western anatomy and physiological concepts, and the other which is derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Swedish Massage The growth of Swedish massage is often incorrectly credited to Per Henrik Ling, however Johan Georg Mezger, the Dutch practitioner, adopted French names to denote the basic strokes. The title “Swedish” massage is actually only recognized in English, Quebecois or Dutch language countries. In other places, it is referred to as "classic massage".
Swedish Massage employs five touch styles of long, flowing strokes in treatment. The five basic strokes are, tapotement (rhythmic tapping), petrissage (kneading), friction (cross fiber) vibration/shaking, and effleurage (sliding or gliding). Swedish massage has been found to aid in reducing joint stiffness, pain, and also improve function in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee. Swedish Massage has also been found to improve blood circulation. |
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