The most common myotherapy-induced side result is mild depression. This mild depression can occur due to a temporary drop of the blood pressure. Low blood pressure is typically a result of the method of massage used by the therapist. Low blood pressure may result from a masseuse using an approach that blocks the release of neuropeptides.

Muscle tension can be a cause of a moderate to severe back pain. Myotherapy can relax the muscles of the back and relieve tension. This can be countered by back pain due to improper alignment of spine. Unfortunately, this can also be a cause of severe muscle spasms, such as hip flexor spasms, which can be difficult to manage. This is why it is important to discuss any myotherapy with your doctor beforehand.

Another typical side effect of massage therapy is stress reduction. Massage therapists employ techniques to reduce the stress level that the patient experiences. This is especially beneficial for individuals experiencing a high degree of stress as a result of a traumatic event or condition.

Massage can also increase lymph circulation. Lymph circulation aids in maintaining the health and well-being of the immune system. Massage increases lymph circulation and helps fight off various illnesses and germs.

Massage can be used to treat certain ailments, like asthma. Asthma is a condition that occurs when airways become narrowed or blocked. This increases the chances of experiencing an attack. Massage can open the airways to allow air to flow freely and open the airway. Massage can help relax the parasympathetic nervous system, which controls the nervous system. Parasympathetic activity is responsible for managing the immune system, breathing and temperature.

Massage therapy can also increase flexibility of muscles. This means that massage can help to loosen tight muscles that have become rigid or stiff with time. Furthermore, myotherapy can increase the strength and strength of the muscles.

Massage promotes relaxation, energy levels, fatigue reduction and mood improvement. Massage has been shown to relieve pain and treat ailments such as headaches and insomnia. Endorphins are natural painkillers, are released during massage. Endorphins, chemical substances that function as natural opiates are chemical compounds. The body produces opiate receptors to help to reduce the pain. This is the an opioid effect. This results in increased relaxation and a decrease in the need for painkillers.

Massage has the added benefit that it reduces swelling, redness, and inflammation. This accelerates the healing process for deep tissue injuries. Massage improves blood flow which allows nutrients to get to the soft tissue and skin that is damaged or deprived. Increased circulation allows for more oxygen and nutrients to reach the area damaged. This has a positive impact on the skin and soft tissues.

Massage therapy has also been proven to reduce the symptoms of pain in patients with back pain. Massage therapy has been shown to ease discomfort in the lower back and may help alleviate pain from osteoarthritis, herniated disks, and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Research has shown that massage therapy can decrease the pain and stiffness of nearly 90 percent of people who use it to treat lower back pain. Multiple Sclerosis as well as chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia sufferers have also seen significant reductions in the symptoms of pain and stiffness as a result of massage therapy.

Massage also increases immunity by stimulating the production of white blood cells. Massage therapy can aid in the fight against the flu and cold. It also improves the immune system of your body. Massage therapy has been shown to improve lung function, increase circulation, and assist the body in rebuilding tissues and cells after surgery. Relaxing massage has also been proven to improve the respiratory system, allowing the body to better flush out toxins and helping the respiratory system to respond to allergens in a more effective way.