Chapter Fifteen: Bodywork for a Better Circulation

Circumventing the blood brain barrier.

It is my philosophy that everyone should know and use what is referred to as bodyworkers. A good full body massage moves tissue, helps circulation, and just makes us feel good. Here are a few types of these that not only promote great health but can be invaluable in detecting troubles in the areas of skin and deeper in the structure of muscles and joints

CHAPTER HEADINGS

Reiki, Acupuncture, and Massage Therapy

Reiki: Healing With Energy

Acupuncture: Needles That Nurture

Massage Therapy: More Than Muscle Work

Types of Massage: Swedish– Gentle, calming, good for general tension

Deep Tissue– Targets knots and chronic muscle issues

Lymphatic Drainage– Supports detox fluid balance

Trigger Point– Releases stubborn, localized pain

Thai/Stretch Massage– Combines movement and manipulation

Healing Touch: A Lost Language

Movement as Medicine: Healing in Motion

Tai Chi: Meditation in Motion

Yoga: Mind-Body Connection

Somatic Movement & Dance: Emotional ReleaseThrough Motion

Final Thought: Healing Is a Whole-BodyExperience

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Chapter Sixteen: Integrative Medicine Practitioners