Massage Therapy and Fibromyalgia – Erica Whitman

In a 1996 study, fibromyalgia sufferers reported a 38% decrease in pain symptoms after receiving just ten, 30 minute massage sessions. They also reported a significant decrease in their sleep difficulties: they began sleeping for longer periods at a time and were disturbed less by sleep disorders.

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Brandi Riddoch
Can Massage help with Labor Pains?

The researchers found that women in the massage therapy group received an epidural at higher cervical dilation than the women in the routine care group, although they were admitted on average at a less advanced stage of labor.

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Brandi Riddoch
Can Yoga Help with your Menstrual Cycle?

If you feel as though there isn’t much to help for you to take the pain away, we suggest a great natural way to help relieve those menstrual cramps and feel more energized. Stretching is a known way to help relieve cramps and improve your mood.

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Brandi Riddoch
What is a Sports Massage?

According to the America College of Sports Medicine, delayed muscle soreness tends to begin to develop 12 to 24 hours after the exercise has been performed. Sports massage therapy prevents the delayed pain by encouraging blood and lymph flow throughout the body that prevents muscle fatigue.

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Brandi Riddoch
Massage for Relaxation

There are many ways to try to relieve your stress, but getting a massage is one of the most relaxing ways to help. At Adica Massage we strive to reduce stress, present a relaxing atmosphere, and adapt to our client’s needs.

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Brandi Riddoch