Do you ever catch yourself slouching at your desk or feeling stiff after a long day? Maybe your shoulders ache, your lower back feels tight, or stretching doesn’t help. Poor posture and limited flexibility don’t just happen overnight. They build up over time due to daily habits, stress, and muscle imbalances.

Many people turn to stretching, yoga, or massage for relief. While these can help, they don’t always fix the root problem. Neuromuscular therapy is a targeted approach that works on muscles and nerves to restore balance, improve movement, and relieve pain.

If you’ve been dealing with stiffness, tightness, or poor posture, you might want to explore neuromuscular therapy in Manhattan Beach to see how it can help. Let’s explain why this therapy is essential for better posture and flexibility.

The Role of Neuromuscular Therapy in Improving Posture and Flexibility

The Importance of Neuromuscular Therapy in Improving Posture and Flexibility

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The Importance of Neuromuscular Therapy in Improving Posture and Flexibility

Here’s why it plays a key role in posture correction and flexibility.

Corrects Muscle Imbalances That Cause Poor Posture

Posture problems don’t just happen—muscle imbalances cause them. Some muscles get too tight, while others become weak. This pulls your body out of alignment, leading to slouched shoulders, forward head posture, and lower back pain.

For example, sitting for long hours can cause tight hip flexors and a weak lower back.

Neuromuscular therapy helps by:

Releasing tension in overworked muscles.
Strengthening weak muscles for better balance.
Restoring the natural curves of the spine.

With consistent therapy, your body starts to realign, making good posture feel effortless instead of forced.

Releases Chronic Muscle Tension for Greater Flexibility

Do you ever feel like your muscles won’t loosen up, no matter how much you stretch? That’s because tight muscles often develop knots, also called trigger points, that restrict movement.

Neuromuscular therapy applies precise pressure to these points, releasing deep-seated tension. This helps muscles relax and lengthen, leading to:

Increased range of motion.
Less stiffness in daily activities.
Better performance in exercises like yoga, weightlifting, or running.

Think of it like unknotting a rope—once the tight spots are gone, movement becomes smoother and more manageable.

Improves Nerve-Muscle Communication

Your muscles don’t just move independently—your nerves control them. If nerves send the wrong signals due to tension, injury, or poor posture, muscles can stay tight even when they should relax.

Neuromuscular therapy helps by:

Resetting nerve signals to encourage proper muscle function.
Preventing muscle overuse and strain.
Helping the body move more efficiently and with less effort.

This is especially useful for recovering from injuries or chronic tightness that never disappears.

Reduces Pain That Limits Movement

Muscle tightness doesn’t just make you stiff—it can also cause pain. Many people with chronic back, neck, or shoulder pain don’t realize that their discomfort comes from muscle imbalances.

Instead of just masking the pain with painkillers or heating pads, neuromuscular therapy addresses the source. It:

Relieves tension in overworked muscles.
Reduces pressure on joints and nerves.
Helps break the cycle of chronic pain.

If you’ve ever woken up with a stiff neck or felt like your back was constantly aching, neuromuscular therapy might be the solution you need.

Prevents Future Injuries by Strengthening Weak Muscles

Injuries don’t just happen from accidents—they often result from poor muscle balance. When one side of the body is more substantial, certain joints and muscles work harder than they should, increasing the risk of injury.

Neuromuscular therapy helps by:

Strengthening weak muscles to improve stability.
Balancing the left and right sides of the body.
Reducing strain on overused muscles.

Athletes, gym-goers, and even people with physically demanding jobs can benefit from this therapy to prevent strains, sprains, and long-term injuries.

Enhances Blood Flow and Oxygen Delivery

Muscles need a good blood supply to function properly when tight or overworked, circulation gets restricted, leading to fatigue, soreness, and slower recovery.

Neuromuscular therapy improves blood flow by:

Increasing oxygen delivery to muscles.
Helping flush out waste products like lactic acid.
Speeding up recovery after workouts or injuries.

This means less post-exercise soreness and faster healing from muscle-related issues.

Supports Long-Term Mobility and Healthy Aging

As we age, staying flexible and mobile becomes more challenging. Stiffness can make daily activities like bending, reaching, or walking more difficult.

Regular neuromuscular therapy helps maintain flexibility and ease of movement by:

Preventing muscles from becoming too tight.
Encouraging proper posture to reduce strain.
Keeping the body aligned and balanced.

Whether you’re in your 30s and want to stay active or in your 60s and want to move without pain, this therapy supports long-term mobility and overall well-being.

Wrap Up!

Posture and flexibility aren’t just about looking good—they affect how you move, feel, and function daily. Neuromuscular therapy goes beyond a simple massage to correct muscle imbalances, relieve pain, and improve movement patterns.

Unlike general massages, it focuses on long-term results, making it a valuable addition to any wellness routine.

If you’ve been struggling with stiffness, poor posture, or chronic muscle pain, it might be time to try neuromuscular therapy. At Massage Revolution, our expert therapists specialize in helping clients move better, feel more substantial, and live pain-free. Why wait until the pain gets worse? Take control of your posture and flexibility today—your body will thank you!

Whiplash injuries are very common and are primarily associated with car and rear-end collisions in particular. This is what happens when you’re rear ended…

At 0-50 milliseconds (ms): As the car is initially propelled forward, the seatback pushes the torso forward while the head remains in its original position, which straightens or flattens out the cervical curve.
At 50–75 ms: As the torso accelerates forward, the head/neck moves backwards forming an S-shaped curve with flexion of the upper cervical region and extension of the lower cervical region, stressing the ligaments in back (upper) and front (lower) cervical spine regions.
At 150-175 ms: The torso is at its maximum forward position in reference to the neck and the head/neck is forced into peak extension (backward bending). The head may contact the head restraint or ride over it if of the torso slides up the back a reclined seat. This can further damage the ligaments in the front of the cervical spine.
At 200-600 ms: The head and torso are then thrown forward by the rebound off the seatback, hyperflexing the neck (and mid- and/or low-back) and potentially causing further injury to the ligaments in the back of the spine. Depending on whether or not a seatbelt is in use, the head may strike the steering wheel and/or windshield causing further injury.

It may seem logical to think that if we can anticipate an impending MVC, then less injury will occur. Unfortunately, this doesn’t hold true because the total length of time it takes for the sequence described above to occur is about 600 ms and we cannot voluntarily contract our muscles in less than 800-1000 ms. Therefore, you simply won’t have time to brace yourself for impact.

If cervical rotation occurs at the time of impact, such as looking into the rearview mirror, then the risk for injury may increase. There is recent evidence suggesting that it is difficult to avoid rotation of the cervical region during a collision because the diagonal path of the chest restraint promotes trunk rotation in the later stage of whiplash as the torso rebounds forward. Nonetheless, looking straight ahead at the time of impact may reduce the degree of injury in some collisions.

To achieve the best long-term outcome, treatment should emphasize movement and exercise as soon as possible. In addition to treatments performed in the clinic, neuromuscular massage therapists commonly recommend whiplash clients to perform home exercises and other self-help methods with the objective of returning to a normal lifestyle as quickly as possible.

Whiplash injuries are common in car accidents, especially rear-end collisions. These injuries primarily affect the soft tissues of the neck, including muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Understanding the healing time for soft tissue injuries resulting from whiplash is crucial for individuals recovering from such accidents.

What is Whiplash?

Whiplash occurs when the head is suddenly jerked backward and then forward, causing rapid hyperextension and flexion of the neck. This rapid movement can strain or tear the soft tissues in the neck, leading to pain, stiffness, and other symptoms. While whiplash is often associated with car accidents, it can also result from sports injuries, falls, or physical assaults.

Soft Tissue Injuries in Whiplash

The soft tissues in the neck can sustain various types of injuries during a whiplash incident:

**Muscle Strains:** The sudden movement of the head can strain neck muscles, leading to pain and reduced range of motion.
**Ligament Sprains:** Ligaments, which connect bones to each other, can be stretched or torn, causing instability and discomfort.
**Tendon Damage:** Tendons, which attach muscles to bones, can also be injured, resulting in pain and difficulty moving the neck.

Healing Time for Soft Tissue Injuries

The healing time for soft tissue injuries from whiplash can vary widely depending on several factors:

**Severity of the Injury:** Mild strains or sprains may heal within a few weeks with proper rest and treatment, while more severe tears may take several months to heal completely. (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 1986)
**Age and Health of the Individual:** Younger individuals and those in good overall health may heal more quickly than older individuals or those with underlying health conditions.
**Treatment:** Proper medical treatment, including medical massage can significantly impact healing time.
**Compliance with Treatment:** Following healthcare provider recommendations, such as attending manual therapy sessions, wearing supportive devices like neck braces, and avoiding activities that strain the neck, can promote faster healing.

Stages of Healing Soft tissue healing typically progresses through several stages:

**Inflammatory Phase:** Immediately following the injury, the body initiates an inflammatory response to begin repairing damaged tissues. This phase is characterized by swelling, pain, and redness.
**Proliferative Phase:** New tissue begins to form, and the body rebuilds the injured area. Collagen, a protein essential for tissue strength, is produced during this phase.
**Remodeling Phase:** The newly formed tissue matures and remodels, gradually restoring strength and flexibility to the affected area. Manual therapy and exercises play a crucial role in this phase.

Rehabilitation and Recovery Rehabilitation after a whiplash injury focuses on restoring mobility, reducing pain, and improving strength and function in the neck and surrounding areas. This may include: –

Manual Therapy such as Neuromuscular Medical Massage and Soft-Tissue Therapy.
Physical Therapy: Targeted exercises and stretches to improve range of motion and strengthen neck muscles. –
Pain Management:** Medications, heat or ice therapy, and other techniques to alleviate pain and discomfort.
Supportive Devices:** Neck braces or collars may be prescribed to stabilize the neck and promote healing.
Lifestyle Modifications:** Avoiding activities that strain the neck, maintaining good posture, and using ergonomic equipment can aid in recovery.

Conclusion

Soft tissue healing time after a whiplash car accident can vary from a few weeks to several months, even several years to reach maximum improvement, depending on the severity of the injury and individual factors. Seeking prompt medical attention, following treatment recommendations, and actively participating in rehabilitation can optimize recovery and restore neck function.

Pain in back and neck muscles is pretty much par for the course when it comes to computer work.

Rounded shoulders, turtled head and a concave chest are all signs of poor desk posture.

What you may not realize is that all the accompanying aches and pains are most likely caused by trigger points.

What are trigger points? They’re tiny areas of spasm in the muscles, and they’re as common as cell phones, but a lot less useful.

Trigger points most frequently cause pain in back and neck muscles, but the trouble can show up anywhere in the body.

In fact, the vast majority of muscle pain is due to trigger points, not things like accidents or injuries.

Neuromuscular therapy, aka trigger point massage, was developed specifically to tackle trigger point pain.

The most common muscles that develop trigger points due to poor desk posture are the traps and rhomboids in the back, and the pecs on the front of the body.

Trigger points in the rhomboids can make the area next the shoulder blades very tender, or it may feel like a burning sensation.

You may also hear crunching or snapping when you move your shoulder blades.

The traps are also located in the back and their trigger points can also cause a burning sensation that extends across the back.

The pecs are the big muscles of the chest. Trigger points in the pecs can spans the chest and may even go up into the shoulder and down the arm all the way to the elbow.

While other, more serious causes of chest pain should be ruled out by a doctor, most chest pain is not due to issues such as heart trouble. It’s trigger points.

Other causes of trigger points in these muscles besides too much time sitting in front of a screen include stress, falls, whiplash, and certain sleeping positions, such as lying on your stomach.

Worse, trigger points can activate other trigger points, creating a vicious cycle and making you miserable.

Standard medical treatment for back pain includes pain pills and surgery, but trigger point therapy offers safe, drug-free, 100% natural, long-lasting relief.

Neuromuscular massage works even if the problem has been troubling you for months or even years.

No matter if the problem area is in your neck, back or anywhere else, a single session can be all you need to experience total relief.

Regular appointments are also available for those with recurring issues.

The Back & Neck Relief Center (aka Massage Revolution) is the largest trigger point massage treatment center in Los Angeles and the world.

Massage Revolution accepts PPO insurance, and member savings plans are also available.

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Trigger points are the cause behind pain in back and neck muscles.

But they are also the culprit behind many seemingly unrelated issues, including symptoms as wide-ranging as dizziness, blurred vision, chronic cough, sore throat, sinus congestion, and difficulty swallowing.

Trigger points are small areas of shortened muscle fibers.

Trigger points are tricky customers. They tend to fly under the radar of most doctors.

Trigger points may be tiny, but they wreak havoc throughout the body.

Research shows that about 80% of muscle pain is caused by trigger points.

Trigger point therapy and neuromuscular massage were invented to deal with this incredibly common problem.

The trigger points that cause dizziness are located in the neck muscle called the SCM, short for sternocleidomastoid (which gets its complicated name from the bones it attaches to).

The SCM is also known as the ‘whiplash muscle’ because it often gets strained in a car accident.

But you do not need to be in a car accident to develop trigger points in the SCM.

The main job of the SCM is to turn the head and flex it down in a nodding motion. It stabilizes that 10-lb. bowling ball aka your head when the rest of the body moves. The SCM also assists with chewing, swallowing and breathing.

As you can see, the SCM is an important muscle. When things go wrong with it, many issues may arise.

As mentioned above, whiplash can cause trigger points to form in the SCM. But any time the head is held in an awkward position can lead to the formation of trigger points.

Staring at a screen whether it be a phone or computer counts as an awkward position.

Other things that stress the SCM include overhead work, heavy lifting, scoliosis, and shallow breathing.

Trigger points are also notorious for sending aka referring pain to other parts of the body. Trigger points in the SCM can cause headaches, migraines, and even make you break out in a cold sweat.

Most doctors don’t understand effective treatment for trigger points. Many are not even aware of their existence!

Drugs and surgery are standard go-tos, but they don’t get at the root of the problem.

The good news is that trigger point massage and neuromuscular therapy reset muscles to their normal resting length, freeing you from pain and discomfort, and putting an end to those troubling symptoms.

Just one session can be life changing. This is true even if you’ve had the problem for years.

Regularly-scheduled sessions are advisable to work on recurrent issues, such as when work or other activities cause extra stress on the neck and/or other parts of the body.

Los Angeles’ own Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center is the biggest trigger point massage treatment center in the world.

There is a 100% natural solution to your dizziness problem, as well as so many other types of pain.

Trigger point massage works.

PPO insurance is accepted. Member savings plans are also available.

YOU MAY BE A CANDIDATE FOR NEUROMUSCULAR MASSAGE FOR TRIGGERPOINT PAIN!

MASSAGE REVOLUTION
THE BACK & NECK RELIEF CENTER
500 SOUTH SEPULVEDA BLVD
SUITE 101
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310-798-4263
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Stiff neck, torticollis, herniated disc, tension headache, neck strain, arthritis, these are just some of the common diagnoses for neck pain.

But the truth is that the number one cause of neck pain is trigger points.

Some 85% of all muscle pain is caused by trigger points.

Neuromuscular massage and trigger point massage therapy is the best way to deal with trigger point pain.

The anatomy of the neck is complicated. Dozens of muscles work together to hold up that 10-lb. bowling ball (aka your head) and allow it to move.

Any given muscle can have more than one trigger point, which adds up to a lot of potential for pain.

Trigger points in the neck can also refer or send pain elsewhere. The trouble may start in the neck, but spread down into the shoulders and arm or up into the head.

Trigger points can also cause other seemingly unrelated symptoms, including a runny nose, sore throat, or dizziness.

Doctors tend to diagnose the problem in terms of the symptoms, but giving you medicine for a headache will not solve the problem if it’s due to trigger points.

Trigger points may be latent or active. When they’re latent, they often feel like a deep ache, cause stiffness or soreness, and may limit range of motion.

Active trigger points are easy to find because they hurt like heck.

Trigger points in the front of the neck can be particularly sensitive.

Trigger points develop from a variety of causes. Accidents and injuries are one way, but under-and overuse are also common causes, such as sitting in a desk chair for too long, or using one that isn’t ergonomic for your body.

Spending too much time staring at your cell phone (aka text neck) is another popular culprit. Even an incorrect glasses prescription can set off trigger points.

In the case of physical trauma, even after the injury heals, the trigger points may linger, causing on-going pain and suffering.

While pain pills may help in the short run, trigger point therapy offers safe, 100% natural relief without resorting to meds.

Even better, neuromuscular massage offers long-term and even permanent relief because it gets at the root of the problem.

Trigger point therapy works even if you’ve been dealing with the issue for years.

Massage Revolution’s Back & Neck Relief Center is the best massage clinic in South Bay and greater Los Angeles. It employs the largest collection of trigger point massage therapists around the globe.

A single session of trigger point massage and neuromuscular therapy may be all you need to obtain lasting relief.

For those with recurring issues, regularly scheduled appointments are another option.

There is no need to live with neck pain, back pain, or any pain. Appointments are available today.

PPO insurance accepted. Member savings plans are also available.

You May Be A Candidate For Trigger Point Massage Or Neuromuscular Therapy For Trigger Point Pain!

Massage Revolution
The Back & Neck Relief Center
500 South Sepulveda Blvd
Suite 101
Manhattan Beach, CA
310-798-4263
www.MassageRevolution.com

Geriatric Massage therapy involves gentle pressure and light strokes with passive stretching to relieve tight muscles and promote relaxation. The therapist can apply oil or lotion so they can thoroughly worked on the muscles with less skin friction. Geriatric Massage offers numerous positive effects to the overall health of an elderly person. They include:

promoting good circulation
conquering depression
improving balance and flexibility
reducing arthritis pain
increasing joint mobility
improving posture
encourage overall well-being
provides relaxation and relieves anxiety
provides comfort to touch-deprived elderly clients

Prior to seeking your first massage therapy, make sure to obtain a consult from your primary care physician, especially when you have specific health condition. Always inform your therapist about your specific preferences especially the intensity of the pressure you like during the massage. Clients will be draped and only expose the targeted area to be massaged. Personal comfort is a high priority for all massage therapists. That is why all details of the upcoming massage are discussed in advance of the treatment.

To learn more about geriatric massage therapy in Los Angeles, contact Massage Revolution Back & Neck Relief Center.

Repetitive and aggressive movements in daily sports training can stress specific parts of the body. In order to find relief from worsening and/or tight muscles and tendons, athletes opt for sports massage therapy. Unlike any other types of massage, this technique is specific to the athlete’s sport of choice. It concentrates on areas of the body that are typically overused and stressed.

Sports massage helps condition an athlete’s body so it won’t easily be injured during training and actual games or competition. It’s also a great means to cool down the body after exertion. Sports massage promotes optimum mental focus and reduces fatigue through relaxation. It can ultimately improve the overall performance of an athlete. But the key ability of sports massage technique is targeting muscle-tendon junctions. It can help improve a hip-flexor range of motion and relieves muscle soreness in just a 30-minute session.

You can incorporate sports massage therapy in Los Angeles to your normal regimen to improve your performance. Contact Massage Revolution Back & Neck Relief Center and talk to our professional massage therapist to find out more about Sports Massage.

Those who haven’t tried massage before might think it’s an awkward idea. Massage is actually a perfect way to relax. Massage anxieties quickly pass once a skilled therapist begins to execute the magic of his/her craft. For the record, first time massage seekers should first try Swedish Massage. It’s the simplest form there is.

First time massage clients are often cynical about the healing effects of massage. But as soon as they emerge out from the room, they will definitely have something to say on how relaxing the experience was. Swedish Massage Therapy is the most ideal modality that demonstrates how relaxing massage therapy is. It consists of basic movements and strokes that include effleurage or long sweeping strokes, petrissage or kneading motion, friction or applying deep pressure to a specific spot, and tapotement or tapping of muscles. Swedish Massage Therapy involves a less intense pressure level. Other forms of massage can turn off newcomers because it applies more stronger pressure and sometimes cause slight muscle soreness.

Notwithstanding the simplicity of its form, Swedish Massage Technique still offers benefits like pain relief, relaxation, improves blood circulation, enhances flexibility and boosts immune system. If you are looking for the best Swedish Massage in Los Angeles, contact Massage Revolution Back & Neck Relief Center.

Refloxology Massage is skyrocketing as an alternative therapy for various maladies. Ancient Chinese and Egyptians were documented to have applied same concept in treating certain illnesses.

In Refloxology or Zone Therapy, the reflexologist applies pressure to particular areas in the hands, feet and ears. These areas have connections to other areas of the body. When these specific zones are manipulated, it provides relief and healing to those afflicted body parts it represents.

Here some benefits you get from Refloxology Massage Therapy:

Enhances nerve functions – Through Refloxology Massage, numerous nerves in the body are stimulated. Thus, enhances their function and reactivity.
Improve energy levels – It increases the metabolism and energy creation process of the body as it promotes normal functioning of various organs.
Promotes good circulation – It improves the blood and oxygen cycle of the entire body. This means vital organs can receive sufficient oxygen which it requires to function normally.
Provides relaxation – Reflexology can open neural pathways and the free-flowing neural process puts your mind and body in a calm relaxing state.
Stimulates Nervous System – When neural pathways are opened, it also improves brain’s ability to process inputs more effectively.
Eliminates headache and other body pains – The massage therapy can relieve muscular tension and eliminates stress which is a predisposing factor of certain pains such as headache and migraine.
Flushes out toxins – The bladder and urinary functions are also improved through zone therapy. Thereby, toxins are eliminated properly out from the body.

For more information about Refloxology Massage Los Angeles, contact Massage Revolution Back & Neck Relief Center.

If you’re like millions of other Americans, you’ve experienced back pain, neck pain, or both. But whether the pain has developed recently or it’s been going on for a long time, you’re not doomed to suffer aches, soreness, and restricted range of motion for the rest of your life. Neuromuscular massage therapy, also known as trigger point massage therapy, can provide relief.

The body is complex. All of the muscles, joints and other tissues are linked together with a special kind of connective tissue called fascia. Injury, overuse, repetitive movements and stress are just some of the things that can cause tension to build up in your muscles, eventually causing trigger points in back, neck, and all muscles.

Neuromuscular massage techniques involve applying varying degree of pressure on trigger points which are located in the back, neck or elsewhere. A neuromuscular trigger point therapist applies pressure using the fingers, knuckles, or elbow. Muscles in spasm hurt, and may be painful to the touch. Neuromuscular trigger point therapy can relieve that sensitivity, restoring your muscles to their normal, pain-free state.

Because trigger points, whether in the neck, back or other locations are often tender, you may experience some discomfort, but it should not cause an overwhelming sensation of pain. The best description is that the neuromuscular massage should ‘hurt so good.’ (For those of you who like trivia, this is also called the ‘Hedonic Level.’) Because of this, it is important that you feel comfortable talking to your therapist about what you are experiencing in order to find the right level of healing pressure.

In the day or two following the neuromuscular massage, any residual soreness should fade, and tight muscles should loosen noticeably over the next several days to weeks. The rate and amount of improvement you feel will also depend on other factors, such as your workload and stress levels.

Trigger point massage therapy is one of the best ways to alleviate or eliminate pain in the neck and back. While many people experience total relief after a single session, others may choose to schedule regular appointments to manage stress and chronic pain, including pain from old injuries. Bring us your aching back. Bring us your sore neck. The massage and bodyworkers at the Back and Neck Relief Center are professionally trained in trigger point massage therapy and neuromuscular massage. You could be pain-free today.

YOU MAY BE A CANDIDATE FOR TRIGGER POINT MASSAGE THERAPY
OR NEUROMUSCULAR MASSAGE FOR TRIGGER POINT PAIN!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 310-798-4263 OR GO TO www.MassageRevolution.com

The Back & Neck Relief Center (Massage Revolution)
500 S. Sepulveda Blvd Suite 101
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Cannabidiol or CBD is an extract of the cannabis plant. It has been proven in clinical studies to offer anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects. CBD may also be blended with other well-documented pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory supplements such as arnica and turmeric for maximum pain relief. Many conditions can be alleviated by a CBD massage: sore muscles from gardening or working out, injuries, arthritis, and even anxiety. A CBD massage is like bodywork cranked up to eleven, offering extra long-lasting pain relief.

CBD can come from hemp or it can come from marijuana. CBD is not the same thing as THC (the psychoactive component in marijuana) and CBD is not addictive. For better or for worse, a CBD massage will not get you high.

We actually produce cannabinoids inside our body. Research is ongoing, but CBD from the cannabis plant does not appear to interact directly with our system. Instead, it seems to encourage the body to use more of its own cannabinoids, kind of like a one-upsmanship contest. Cannabinoids influence many of the body’s systems, including appetite, memory, immune response, and the production of the feel-good brain chemical, serotonin.

Looking to reduce pain is probably the number one reason people go for a massage. Pain relief is one of the main benefits of massage and bodywork and because CBD has analgesic (pain-relieving) properties, it can supercharge this effect, offering you extended relief.

Inflammation is the bane of modern life, causing pain, disease, and premature aging. CBD is not only anti-inflammatory, it has also been shown to have antioxidant qualities. A CBD massage can reduce inflammation, easing soreness and achy joints. Less inflammation will not only reduce pain, it can also help the body to heal faster.

Anxiety is a serious problem today. Massage and bodywork can be highly effective in reducing stress and anxiety, and CBD can enhance relaxation even further. In studies, CBD has been shown to reduce social anxiety.

CBD is usually well-tolerated and does not cause dependence. A CBD massage can help reduce or eliminate chronic pain by lessening inflammation, soreness, inflammation and irritation. A CBD massage is an excellent natural alternative to the unwanted and dangerous side effects of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

YOU MAY BE A CANDIDATE FOR CBD MASSAGE OR NEUROMUSCULAR MASSAGE
FOR LONG-LASTING PAIN RELIEF!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 310-798-4263 OR GO TO www.MassageRevolution.com

The Back & Neck Relief Center (Massage Revolution)
500 S. Sepulveda Blvd Suite 101
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

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Table of Contents

The Importance of Neuromuscular Therapy in Improving Posture and Flexibility

Corrects Muscle Imbalances That Cause Poor Posture

Releases Chronic Muscle Tension for Greater Flexibility

Improves Nerve-Muscle Communication

Reduces Pain That Limits Movement

Prevents Future Injuries by Strengthening Weak Muscles

Enhances Blood Flow and Oxygen Delivery

Supports Long-Term Mobility and Healthy Aging

Wrap Up!

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