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The popularity of myofascial release massage therapy is growing with every wake of day, probably because of the immense benefits that it offers.

To break it down, myofascial is basically a connective tissue network, running through your body and wrapping your muscles and internal organs to hold them in place.

If you have a healthy system, it means that the strains are distributed evenly, preventing excessive loading of certain parts of the body to cause injury. Think of it like a spider web.

When you experience an injury or trauma to a certain area in your body, it leads to adhesions or weakness in your myofascial, compressing your nerves and muscles, which in turn limit your motion.

This can be really painful. Myofascial release is what comes to your rescue. This practice involves bodywork, more like therapeutic massage, helping you get rid of that pain and improve your performance.

For best results, Myofascial release massage is performed without the use of oil or lotion because treating the connective tissue requires precision and a bit of traction. People new to fascia bodywork may find this technique intense at first but after receiving the profound benefits and relaxing into the style, most clients enjoy it. Some clients have even fallen asleep while receiving it.

Benefits of Myofascial Release Massage:

  • Reduces pain from old sports or motor vehicle accidents
  • Restores body alignment from poor posture
  • Corrects kyphosis, scoliosis, and swayback
  • Reduces or eliminates scar tissue and adhesions
  • Lubricates joints and restores their range of motion
  • Increases circulation of blood and lymph
  • Increases general flexibility
  • Realigns the body

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Chārutā AhMaiua, Licensed Massage Therapist

Owner of Self-Transformations Massage

Specializing in Therapeutic Barefoot, Myofascial ReleaseDeep Tissue & Trigger Point Therapy