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Deep tissue massage is designed to work the deep layers of thick muscles within the individual. The technique used in deep tissue massage helps to release toxin build ups in the deep recesses and tension points of the muscles.

The technique uses a variety of specific hand positioning and strokes, incorporating breathing and movement to ease and release any obstructions in the muscles, stimulating blood flow and oxygen circulation around the body.

Deep Tissue Massage is very useful to treating injury and chronic pain.

During Massage treatment, the individual will by lying down on a table without clothing. Specific areas can be addressed, according to the needs of the individual. Individuals can expect to feel some soreness for a period after the massage, this is normal and should not last for more than two days.

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