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A Few Things That A Massage Therapist Knows About You After An Hour.

LITTLE MUSCLES CAN CREATE BIG PAIN

A Few Things That A Massage Therapist Knows About You After An Hour.

For Sure, we expect massage therapists to ease muscle tension and help us work through injuries. But that hour on the table reveals a lot more than just the stress we’ve asked them to soothe. We talked to a few massage therapists to find out just how much they can tell about us and our health.

Women: You Love Big Purses! If your body is tighter on one side; a therapists knows that you shift more onto one leg while standing (this happens with women who carry purses predominantly on one shoulder). Glutes, hamstrings, and quads will be tight, and you”ll also have an unnatural pelvic tilt.

You Have a Desk Job: The Signs! A Weak Lower back, as evidenced by one hip being tighter than the other. People who sit in front of a computer all day also have tight glutes and legs. Recommendation: Stretch the legs and do forward folds for the back.

You Are A Stomach Sleeper! This sleep position leads to extra strain on the neck, and massage therapists can feel the tightness.

You do A Lot Of Driving! Sitting behind the wheel leads to a far-forward poature. People who spend a significant amount of time commuting by car will often exhibit hunched shoulders because of this.

You Are Injured! if you have an acute injury, therapists can feel heat and inflammation. Chronic injuries show themselves in the form of dehydrated muscles that feel tight. And with repetitive injuries, tendons and muscles will feel wiry like guitar strings.

You Text Too Much! Chronic texters will find it painful when a massage therapist rubs their shoulders. The cause? The downward position of your head when texting creates an imbalance in the shoulders.

You Are Dehydrated! Trigger Points in the upper back will be tender if you haven’t had your recommended eight glasses of water each day.

 

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Carolina Decalisto

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Releasing Emotional and Physical Patterns and Pains with Essential Oils.

HOW THE HUMAN BODY RESPONDS TO STRESS

How do we respond to stress in our bodies

Releasing Emotional and Physical Patterns and Pains with Essential Oils.

 

Do you find yourself at the mercy of your emotions?

Is shifting out of a negative emotional state difficult? … Do you get pulled into the emotional vortex of those around you?

Emotions are like ocean waves-they ebb and flow. They are powerful and provide momentum initiating action. Most of us are aware of the negative side of an emotion, but rarely do we know the positive or other side, let alone how to access it. Emotions have a negative and positive polarity. Such as Anger-Joy. We need to be able to access both polarities of all of our emotions to be fully alive. Avoiding situations that could cause emotional pain limits our life experiences. What happens when we stuff negative emotions? They are held in the body and eventually produce physical  or emotional pain.

Essential Oils To Release Or Change Emotional Patterns.

Have you ever noticed how smells,like bread baking, can send you back to a childhood memory all the feelings associated with your favorite grandmother? Smell access the limbic system of the brain which is the seat of our emotions. Sesquiterpenes, found in high levels in essential oils such as Frankincense and Sandalwood, help to increase the oxygen in the limbic system of the brain which in turn “unlocks” the DNA and allows emotional baggage to be released from cellular memory. Emotions have been found to be encoded in the DNA of the cells. Passed from generation to generation. More recently, studies at New York University proved the amygdala gland {the gland in the limbic system of the brain that stores and releases trauma in the body} does not respond to sound or sight or touch, but ONLY releases emotional trauma through the sense of SMELL.

I Carolina , recently started offering Therapy using the highest, purest and most potent essential oils in the US, Young Living Oils, are by far the best i found. They have been around for 25 years . I am so happy to be working with these oils for my family and my clients. Aromatherapy and diffusing, topical and ingesting are some of the ways i incorporate this type of healing into my daily life and into my massage practice with the clients that choose to work with this type of assistance in the health and wellness path. Feel free to ask me how we can incorporate this healing to your treatment option, i consider myself more than a massage therapist with over 18 years of experience in the health and wellness industry,  i am a friendly coach to health and wellness using natural ways to get there.

 

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Carolina Decalisto

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How the Human Body Responds to Stress

HOW THE HUMAN BODY RESPONDS TO STRESS

How do we respond to stress in our bodies

How the Human Body Responds to Stress

 
 

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Carolina Decalisto

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