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You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comThe term Medical Massage and Therapeutic Massage means the same thing, which is to provide therapy by means of massage. Therapy means health benefits to the human body and that is what medical massage therapy stands for. Massage Therapy encompasses different disciplines, specializations and expertise. For example, Full Body Medical Stress Management Massage associates important methods in managing side effects of stress including high blood pressure, anxiety, tension headaches, ulcers as well as prevention of aforementioned pathologies. Orthopedic Massage is also a Medical/Therapeutic Massage deals with procedures designed to treat back & limb disorders that could be results of sports related injuries, industrial injuries, car accidents and etc... Another area of expertise is the sports massage including pre and post event sports massage procedures. Pre-event sports massage helps us prepare athletes to perform better as well as prevent sports related injuries. Post-event sports massage is series of methods that focuses on rehabilitating professional athletes and gym enthusiasts from the side effects of vigorous exercise and overtraining.massagemedical massagetherapeutic massagemedicalmedical messagemedical massagesfull body massagemassage scapulaback massage tutorialmassage therapy swedish chestmassage medicalmedical masagemassage for stresssports massagemassage clipsmedical proceduresathlete massagemassage tutorialback massagefibromyalgia massage school ceuスウェディッシュマッサージ swedishjay cutler massage bodybuildingmedical massssgemédicalpressure ulcermedical massagemedical massage -edumassage procedure for sports massagemedical massage malemedical massage chinesse cuppingmedical breast massage videomgaft1 - full back massagemedical massage edumedical massagemassagechinese massage Medical Massage
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http://medicalmassage-edu.comLower Back Disorders; Disc Herniation, Lumbalgia, Sciatic Nerve Neuralgia, Post-Isometric Relaxation & Back Rehabilitative Exercises.Sciatic nerve neuralgia is considered to be one of the most difficult abnormalities of the support and movement system. Clinical expressions of sciatic nerve neuralgia include sharp pain irradiating to the lower extremities which increases during any of the patient's attempts to move and of course limited range of motion on all axes and planes. Usually, when a patient appears at the doctor's office with such a difficult clinical picture, in addition to prescribing painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, and/or utilizing injections, the doctor will usually refer the patient for radiological examination. Today, the most common radiological examinations are the MRI and/or CT scan. In many cases, MRI test detects bulging and/or herniation of discs. If symptoms are not alleviated in a period of a few weeks due to conservative methods of treatments (above mentioned oral or injected medication) consideration will be given to surgical intervention. The problem is that in many cases, this difficult neurological picture is not the result of the disc herniation, but is actually the result of piriformis muscle syndrome.Anatomy of the Piriformis MusclesThe Piriformis muscle originates from the anterior surface of the sacrum and inserts into the greater trochanter. It shares the passage through the greater sciatic foramen with several important nervous and vascular structures including nerves which provide innervation to pelvic inner organs, the gluteals, and the lower extremities. The piriformis muscles can accumulate tension to the point that they will start compressing/ impinging sciatic nerve and awaking in some cases intolerable pain in the buttocks and lower back with irradiation to the extremities.Sciatica nerve neuralgia can be the result of compression of the S1 spinal nerve as well as due to the compression of the sciatic nerve by over-tensed piriformis muscles. If patients with symptoms of sciatica have the ability to bend forward without awaking pain, most likely the sciatica neuralgia is the results of piriformis muscle syndrome.The Causes for Accumulation of Tension in the Piriformis Muscles1. Due to spondylosis, including herniation of disc, spinal nerves can be irritated (please do not confuse irritation of the spinal nerve with compression of the spinal nerve.) Irritation of the spinal nerves that provide innervation to the piriformis muscles (S1 spinal nerve) will cause a gradual accumulation of tension in these muscles, to the point that they will compress the sciatic nerve.2. Physical overload of the muscles such as vigorous exercise, job performances that put too much static load on the piriformis muscles, hormone changes, exposure to toxins, physical and/or psychological trauma, etc. Medical Massage...
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You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comFour strategies for deep tissue mobilization.Any soft tissue mobilization provided by the hands we traditionally call massage therapy. The goals of most technical approaches of massage procedure (mobilizing skin, fascia, muscles, periosteum etc.) are to release tension within muscles and fascia, to increase blood supply to the tissues, and to cause multiple positive changes in the functions of organs and systems. We all know that our body consists of superficial as well as deeply located muscles, fascia and other tissues. In my opinion, deep massage therapy is not a separate modality but must be part of any clinical work whether it is stress management massage, orthopedic massage, sports massage etc.Massage therapy consists of mobilization of skin, fascia, muscles, and trigger point therapy (if trigger points are present). Speaking generally, the goals of massage therapy are to release tension in the fascia/muscles alliance, to increase blood supply to the tissue, to break down any pathological accumulations such as calcification of soft tissue and stimulation of their removal from the body, management of scar tissue, including scar tissue that formed due to microtrauma (example: professional athletes as well as enthusiastic fitness enthusiasts training like pro athletes, who due to constant extreme exercise, cause microtrauma to the soft tissues with resulting multiple scar tissue formations which cause adhesive stickiness to develop in the tissue losing its elasticity) to stimulate endorphins production, to block pain analyzing system, etc. In order to achieve the above-mentioned goals, deep tissue mobilization must be performed.Physiological effect of massage on the human bodyTwo factors define the physiological effect of massage on humans.1. Local, mechanical factor - expressed by mechanical acceleration of venous blood drainage, some degree of lymph drainage acceleration, passive exercise for soft tissues, and breaking down deposits of calcium in soft tissue and stimulation of its removal from the body.2. Reflex factor - There is no doubt that the main power of massage therapy is as a reflexive therapy. By mobilizing skin, connective and muscular tissue, we deform the proprioreceptors which in turn creates action potentials (electrical activities) that through neurological pathways reaching motor and vasomotor centers. As a reflex (involuntary reaction of organs and systems to original stimuli) the body responds by expressing all positive changes that I mentioned earlier.To ensure that we are achieving the most profound physiological effect on the body of the client possible, massage should be performed as deep as possible. The deeper we massage, the more we stimulate the nervous centers, and the more and faster the reflexive therapeutic effects will occur,bigger amountof endorphins production,ext Deep Tissue Massage
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You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comIncorporation of Hot Stone massage in full-body stress management massage.Incorporation of Hot Stone in treatments of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Lumbago, Lumbalgia, Sciatic Neuralgia, knee, elbow, ankle and shoulder disorders, rotator cuff syndrome and others is proven to be a very beneficial modality for rapid and sustained results. For centuries, it has been known that minerals, when accumulating heat, releasing very long waves of heat, and if applied to the human body, will stimulate significant healing process. As you know, any stones are minerals. On his file, Boris explains and demonstrates in details how to incorporate hot stone massage in the above mentioned treatments. The great news is that in any landscape store, for the maximum of spending about $5 you can purchase a huge set of stones of a variety of sizes (Boris on his DVD presents different sizes of stones and gives different recommendations). The stones can be heated in any hydrocollater or just if will be spilled boiling water on them, during 35-40 seconds they generate enough heat to be good hot mineral for a treatment.To perform soft tissue mobilization by incorporating hot stone, not only contribute significantly to results but also makes the soft tissue mobilization procedure physically much easier to perform. Hot Stone Massage
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Excerpts from the DVD, which shows in detail a 1-hour Thai massage sequence, applying the same sequence on both the mat and the table with appropriate body mechanics. No prior knowledge is assumed.Chuck Duff's highly regarded teaching style emphasizes proper alignment, positioning, body mechanics, and working with core energy rather than muscle strength. Through mindful repetition, the student is guided into learning the concepts of effortless application. Chuck's background in yoga, martial arts and therapeutic bodywork gives him a unique and powerful framework for teaching efficient full-body movement.The Thai Bodywork DVD series covers all aspects of traditional Thai massage, from beginner to expert. The series catalog is available at www.thaimassageschool.net, along with a complete list of courses taught at our studio in Chicago, IL. Thai Massage: An...
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You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comEuropean Cranio-Sacral Therapy, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Rotator Cuff Syndrome, Frozen Shoulder, Tennis/Golf Elbow, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Post-Isometric Relaxation, Shoulder Rehabilitative ExerciseThe pathogenesis of thoracic outlet syndrome can be linked with the anatomy of the anterior scalene muscle. The anterior scalene muscle starts from the transverse processes of C3-C6, slanting downward and forward, and inserts into the first rib. When it contracts, the head bends to the same side and forward.The causes of anterior scalene muscle syndrome are:1. Cervical spondylosis -- Spinal nerves C3-C8 provide motor innervation to the anterior scalene muscle. Their irritation or compression evokes increased tension in the anterior scalene muscle.2. Chronic overload and muscular strain -- Chronic physical overload of the anterior scalene muscle or its strain also produce the clinical picture of anterior scalene muscle syndrome. Because the anterior scalene muscle participates in inspiration, patients with bronchial asthma frequently have anterior scalene muscle syndrome.3. Visceral pathology -- The heart and lungs are innervated by the same segments of the spinal cord as the anterior scalene muscle. Thus, chronic cardiac and pulmonary disorders evoke reflex zones in the anterior scalene muscle and are responsible for anterior scalene muscle syndrome. Radiating pain to the left arm caused by this syndrome can also mimic heart pathology.The brachial plexus is located between the anterior scalene and middle scalene muscles. If the tonus of the anterior scalene muscle is increased, the brachial plexus is found in the sphincter between these two muscles. As a result, the brachial plexus becomes chronically irritated and produces a rich neurological picture. The spinal nerves of C7-C8 are involved to the greatest degree (C6-C7 and C7-T1 segments of spine.)Anterior scalene muscle syndrome causes an abundance of circulatory problems. The subclavian artery and vein pass between the anterior scalene muscle and the first rib. An over-tensed muscle can compress the artery and vein, or evoke their vasospasm by irritation of the brachial plexus. Compression of the subclavian artery produces symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the upper limb; compression of the subclavian vein produces symptoms of insufficient blood drainage (edema). Additionally, the anterior scalene muscle can compress the vertebral artery or evoke vasospasm by irritating its sympathetic plexus. Medical Massage...
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You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comExplains the developmental process of fibromyalgia and demonstrates the hands-on protocol of full-body massage for patients with fibromyalgia.Clinical symptomsThe main clinical symptom is pain that increases: at night, during deep breathing, when the head is bent and turned to the unaffected side, and when the arm is abducted. The pain spreads to the shoulder, armpit and lateral part of the thoracic cage. Also, patients complain about numbness and paraesthesia on the ulnar edge of the hand (hypothenar and 4th-5th fingers) and arm. One of the most important diagnostic signs is diversity of vasomotor changes. These can be the result of insufficient arterial blood supply to the arm (pain in the hand especially after exposure to lower temperatures; pale, cold skin; cyanosis; weak pulse) or insufficient venous blood drainage from the arm (edemas and increased skin temperature). If anterior scalene muscle syndrome exists for a long period of time, without adequate treatment, the hand will lose its strength because of muscle atrophy mostly at the ulnar edge of the arm and the hypothenar.An important clinical sign involves Wartenberg's test. If the examiner palpates in the spot where the anterior scalene muscle inserts into the first rib, local pain will appear. This test allows the practitioner to differentiate anterior scalene muscle syndrome can secondarily evoke rotator cuff syndrome. This is a very important diagnostic test because irritation of the brachial plexus by an over-tensed anterior scalene muscle can secondarily evoke rotator cuff syndrome. if the practitioner mistakenly starts treatment of this pathology as a rotator cuff syndrome, it will not yield significant results because the real cause of the problem is anterior scalene muscle syndrome. Medical Massage...
You can purchase the entire DVD athttp://medicalmassage-edu.comHypertension, Dizziness, Headaches, & Worsening of Vision (secondary to Vertebral Artery Syndrome) Greater Occipital Neuralgia, Neck Rehabilitative Exercises. First, let's quickly review how medical massage therapy affects the arterial blood pressure in patients with EH. There are three major mechanisms which massage practitioners should use to help patients with hypertension: Balance the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system, vasodilate the vertebral arteries and reduce peripheral vascular resistance. These three mechanisms are intimately correlated, hence the need to discuss them together as parts of the same process.Vertebral arteries arise from the subclavian arteries. They ascend through the cervical vertebrae and enter the skull where they unite to form the basilar artery, supplying the posterior part of the brain. The vertebral arteries also give off two important arterial branches that supply the entire spinal cord: The anterior spinal artery and two posterior spinal arteries. The pathway of the vertebral arteries through the cervical vertebrae is quite complex. The transverse process of each cervical vertebra has a special opening called the transverse foramen through which the vertebral artery passes. Cervical vertebrae are positioned on top of one another such that these openings form a bony canal through which the vertebral arteries ascend.The walls of vertebral arteries have their own sympathetic plexus innervation, regulating their constriction and dilation. It follows that any irritation to this plexus may result in their contraction. Even a minor facet joint subluxation, which may not even be visible by radiographic means, can produce an irritation slightly compressing the vertebral arteries. This constriction may lead to a reduced blood supply to the brain, which in turn will cause further vasoconstriction in an attempt to compensate for compromised circulation. The result is an inevitable increase in blood pressure or EH.Other mechanisms that may cause a decrease in blood flow through the vertebral arteries are cervical spondylosis, emotional stress and physical overload of the neck and upper back muscles. As a result of these, a hypertonus develops in the cervical muscles. In order to maintain proper function, the brain's daily perfusion has to be approximately 2,000 quarts of arterial blood. This rate is regulated by special vascular receptors in the arterial structures of the brain. Even a minor reduction in the amount of blood circulation triggers compensatory reactions such as an increased heart rate, increased cardiac output and, most importantly, an increased peripheral vascular resistance.Peripheral vascular resistance is a major opposing force to the heart's work. Every time the left ventricle ejects blood, the force of the cardiac contraction has to overcome the resistance of arterial vessels (especially on the level of middle-sized arteries in skeletal muscles). Thus, an increased sympathetic tone triggers arteriolar vasoconstriction, which increases peripheral vascular resistance, resulting in the heart having to work harder to pump blood. Medical Massage...
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