Buddhas Palm Therapy Services Massage therapy training school center

Buddhas Palm Therapy Services Massage therapy training school center Our Instructors are committed in creating and maintaining the highest standard of training.

Buddhas Palm Therapy Services

Spa Clinic Business start up
Massage training
Deep tissue
Spinal alignment
Nail
Facial
ALTERNATIVE COURSE
Dryneedle Acupuncture
Guasha Ventusa
Business Hour: 9aM - 5pm
Address 479 perla street Tondo Mla Buddhas Palm Therapy Services
Spa Business Consulting Massage training center
and
partnership with
Occupational Oikegenia Provider Corporation a Department of Health accredited training center

https://buddhasprovider.net/

Main Address: 479 perla street tondo manila

1590 Velasquez Street Tondo Manila (near puregold pritil)

Business Hour: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Our high quality training material and teaching methods have been designed to ensure that learning is easy, simple and fun as well as most effective. TRAINING OFFERED:

BASIC CERTIFICATION COURSE:

Module 1 Swedish massage therapy 15 Hours

Module 2 Shiatsu massage therapy 15 hours

Module 3 Xiamen foot reflexology 15 hours

Module 4 Thai massage therapy 15 hours

ADVANCE MASSAGE THERAPY CERTIFICATION COURSE:

Sports massage therapy

Recliner Chair massage

Trigger point massage

Lymphatic drainage massage

Hot stone massage

Bamboo massage

DOH licensure training

National Certification review NC II course

NC II Massage Therapy review and assessment

NC II Hilot wellness review and assessment

For other Spa training Please call

OWNER TRAINER INFO :
Fitzgerald M. Pacheco PT, LMT
Physical Therapist & Licensed trainer of massage TESDA and DOH
18 YEARS PRACTITIONERS IN WESTERN AND ORIENTAL MASSAGE
Holder National TVET Trainer Certfication (NTTC level 1) MASSAGE AND HILOT
Member of Philippine International Massage (PALMT)
Faculty staff trainer of massage

Contact us today to learn about our flexible class schedules to meet your individual needs.

03/11/2025

Ipapaliwanag ng Buddhas Palm ang Ventusa according sa traditional at science

Para mas maayos ang paliwanag at hindi hula hula lang





02/11/2025

Pasma is a Filipino folk belief that a sudden change from hot to cold can cause a person's body to get "sick," leading to symptoms like hand tremors, numbness, or muscle cramps. It is believed to be caused by activities like showering immediately after strenuous exercise or washing hands right after ironing. Modern medicine does not recognize pasma as a condition but suggests that these symptoms may be linked to underlying issues like thyroid dysfunction or diabetes.
Beliefs about pasma
Causes: The core belief is that the body's "hot" state from heat or exertion is vulnerable to "cold," which is thought to enter through the skin pores. Examples include:
Washing hands right after ironing clothes
Showering immediately after a workout
Drinking very cold water after being in the sun
Symptoms: The condition is characterized by physical manifestations such as:
Hand tremors (shaky hands)
Sweaty palms
Numbness or pain
Muscle cramps

Modern medical perspective
No medical recognition: Medical professionals do not recognize pasma as a medical condition, as it lacks a scientific basis.
Potential underlying causes: Symptoms associated with pasma are, in a medical context, likely to be symptoms of other conditions. Doctors suggest that persistent tremors or numbness could be a sign of:
Thyroid dysfunction
Diabetes mellitus
Neurological problems
Advice for symptoms: If you experience symptoms like hand tremors or numbness, medical experts advise consulting a doctor to rule out any underlying medical condition.
What to do
If you are concerned about symptoms like hand tremors or numbness, consult a healthcare professional.
To avoid the potential risks of modern medicine, it is always best to see a doctor to rule out any underlying conditions.
Although the belief in pasma is not medically supported, it is recommended to gradually cool down after exercise and avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent potential discomfort.







02/11/2025

Enroll now our course

Face to face or online courses

Site: https://buddhasprovider.net

Venue 479 perla street tondo

Advance Sports Myotherapy

1. Introduction to tissue

2. Deep tissue myofascial release and myoclinical

3. Trigger point

4. Combination deep tissue and trigger point

5. Therapeutic approach to head and foot condition







02/11/2025

Enroll now our course

Face to face or online courses

Site: https://buddhasprovider.net

Venue 479 perla street tondo

Advance Sports Myotherapy

1. Introduction to tissue

2. Deep tissue myofascial release and myoclinical

3. Trigger point

4. Combination deep tissue and trigger point

5. Therapeutic approach to head and foot condition

Other Advance courses

Kinesotaping head to foot
Active isolated stretching
Positional release
Joint mobilization
Spinal bone manipulation







02/11/2025

Enroll now our course

Face to face or online courses

Site: https://buddhasprovider.net

Venue 479 perla street tondo

Advance Sports Myotherapy

1. Introduction to tissue

2. Deep tissue myofascial release and myoclinical

3. Trigger point

4. Combination deep tissue and trigger point

5. Therapeutic approach to head and foot condition

Other Advance courses

Kinesotaping head to foot
Active isolated stretching
Positional release
Joint mobilization
Spinal bone manipulation







02/11/2025

There is a valid in front of neck, though relatively rare and specific, reason why deep or intense massage of the front neck, particularly in the front or sides, could potentially cause a temporary rise or fluctuation in blood pressure.

​⚠️ The Carotid Sinus Reflex (The Potential Cause) Front of neck




02/11/2025

There is a valid, though relatively rare and specific, reason why deep or intense massage of the neck, particularly in the front or sides, could potentially cause a temporary rise or fluctuation in blood pressure.

​However, it's important to know that standard, relaxing neck massage is generally associated with lowering blood pressure due to the relaxation response.
​Here's the breakdown of the mechanism that could cause a rise, and why a skilled therapist takes precautions:

​⚠️ The Carotid Sinus Reflex (The Potential Cause)

​The primary concern is stimulating the Carotid Sinus, a slight widening near the base of the internal carotid artery, located on the front/side of your neck (below the angle of the jaw).

​Function: The carotid sinus contains baroreceptors, which are stretch receptors that monitor blood pressure. Their job is to tell the brain if the blood pressure is too high.

​The Misinterpretation: If a therapist applies strong, deep, or sustained pressure directly to the carotid sinus, the receptors can be mechanically stimulated (they are "fooled" into thinking the artery wall is stretching outward).

​The Reflex: Normally, this stimulation would trigger a reflex to lower the heart rate and blood pressure (called the Carotid Sinus Reflex). However, in some individuals, particularly those with pre-existing conditions or plaque build-up, deep pressure in this area can sometimes have an unpredictable and sometimes opposite effect, leading to a temporary increase, or a dangerously sudden drop in heart rate and blood pressure, causing dizziness or fainting.

​🛡️ Therapist Safety and Best Practice
​Because of the unpredictable nature of this area and the presence of major blood vessels and nerves, qualified massage therapists are taught to treat the anterior (front) and lateral (side) neck with extreme caution, lightness, or avoidance altogether, especially over the carotid area.

​✅ The Typical and Expected Effect
​For the back of the neck (occipitals, traps, scalenes, and the cervical muscles near the spine) where most massage is performed, the effect is overwhelmingly to reduce blood pressure.

​Mechanism: Massaging the tension out of these muscles (often referred to as the "stress muscles") promotes relaxation, reduces the activity of the sympathetic nervous system (the "fight or flight" response), and lowers levels of stress hormones like cortisol.

​Result: This shift to the parasympathetic nervous system (the "rest and digest" state) typically leads to a reduction in heart rate and a lowering of blood pressure, which is why massage is often recommended as an adjunct treatment for mild hypertension.









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Buddhas massage in Metro Manila
Fitzgerald Pacheco

02/11/2025

There is a valid, though relatively rare and specific, reason why deep or intense massage of the neck, particularly in the front or sides, could potentially cause a temporary rise or fluctuation in blood pressure.
​However, it's important to know that standard, relaxing neck massage is generally associated with lowering blood pressure due to the relaxation response.
​Here's the breakdown of the mechanism that could cause a rise, and why a skilled therapist takes precautions:
​⚠️ The Carotid Sinus Reflex (The Potential Cause)
​The primary concern is stimulating the Carotid Sinus, a slight widening near the base of the internal carotid artery, located on the front/side of your neck (below the angle of the jaw).
​Function: The carotid sinus contains baroreceptors, which are stretch receptors that monitor blood pressure. Their job is to tell the brain if the blood pressure is too high.
​The Misinterpretation: If a therapist applies strong, deep, or sustained pressure directly to the carotid sinus, the receptors can be mechanically stimulated (they are "fooled" into thinking the artery wall is stretching outward).
​The Reflex: Normally, this stimulation would trigger a reflex to lower the heart rate and blood pressure (called the Carotid Sinus Reflex). However, in some individuals, particularly those with pre-existing conditions or plaque build-up, deep pressure in this area can sometimes have an unpredictable and sometimes opposite effect, leading to a temporary increase, or a dangerously sudden drop in heart rate and blood pressure, causing dizziness or fainting.
​🛡️ Therapist Safety and Best Practice
​Because of the unpredictable nature of this area and the presence of major blood vessels and nerves, qualified massage therapists are taught to treat the anterior (front) and lateral (side) neck with extreme caution, lightness, or avoidance altogether, especially over the carotid area.
​✅ The Typical and Expected Effect
​For the back of the neck (occipitals, traps, scalenes, and the cervical muscles near the spine) where most massage is performed, the effect is overwhelmingly to reduce blood pressure.
​Mechanism: Massaging the tension out of these muscles (often referred to as the "stress muscles") promotes relaxation, reduces the activity of the sympathetic nervous system (the "fight or flight" response), and lowers levels of stress hormones like cortisol.
​Result: This shift to the parasympathetic nervous system (the "rest and digest" state) typically leads to a reduction in heart rate and a lowering of blood pressure, which is why massage is often recommended as an adjunct treatment for mild hypertension.







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02/11/2025

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01/11/2025

Package Massage Slimming Course

Included
Slimmimg massage
Cupping and Madero

WHEN: Start Nov 15 17 19

WHERE: 479 PERLA STREET TONDO MLA

HOW LONG 3 days duration 18 hours

DISCOUNT: Early bird Promo Fees 11500 till Nov 5

TIME 1PM

No discount Nov 6 onward

Original fees 13500

Included
Manual
Certificate

To request for any schedule pls send message direct thru our page

To request more than 4 or more students and avail discount

HOW TO ENROLL

To enroll payment thru gcash or bank
And pls send your general information like name address mobile

Madero wooden slimming massage training











Buddhas massage in Metro Manila
Fitzgerald Pacheco

01/11/2025

Package Massage Slimming Course

Included
Slimmimg massage
Cupping and Madero

WHEN: Start Nov 15 17 19

WHERE: 479 PERLA STREET TONDO MLA

HOW LONG 3 days duration 18 hours

DISCOUNT: Early bird Promo Fees 11500 till Nov 5

TIME 1PM

No discount Nov 6 onward

Original fees 13500

Included
Manual
Certificate

To request for any schedule pls send message direct thru our page

To request more than 4 or more students and avail discount

HOW TO ENROLL

To enroll payment thru gcash or bank
And pls send your general information like name address mobile

Madero wooden slimming massage training











Buddhas massage in Metro Manila
Fitzgerald Pacheco

Address

479 Perla Street
Manila
1012

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8am - 6:30pm
Sunday 8am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+639777959550

Website

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Buddhas Palm Therapy Services Spa Business Consulting Massage training center and partnership with Occupational Oikegenia Provider Corporation a Department of Health accredited training center Main Address: 479 perla street Tondo Manila (near puregold pritil) Business Hour: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Our high quality training material and teaching methods have been designed to ensure that learning is easy, simple and fun as well as most effective. Our Instructors are committed in creating and maintaining the highest standard of training. TRAINING OFFERED: BASIC CERTIFICATION COURSE: Module 1 Swedish massage therapy 20 Hours Module 2 Shiatsu massage therapy 20 hours Module 3 Xiamen foot reflexology 20 hours Module 4 Thai massage therapy 20 hours ADVANCE MASSAGE THERAPY CERTIFICATION COURSE: Sports massage therapy Recliner Chair massage Trigger point massage Lymphatic drainage massage Hot stone massage Bamboo massage National Certification review NC II course NC II Massage Therapy review and assessment NC II Hilot wellness review and assessment For other Spa training Please call OWNER TRAINER INFO : Fitzgerald M. Pacheco PT, LMT, CMT Physical Therapist & Licensed trainer of massage TESDA and DOH 10 YEARS PRACTITIONERS IN WESTERN AND ORIENTAL MASSAGE Holder National TVET Trainer Certfication (NTTC level 1) MASSAGE AND HILOT Member of Philippine International Massage (PALMT) Faculty staff trainer of massage Contact us today to learn about our flexible class schedules to meet your individual needs. LOOK FOR SIR FITZGERALD PACHECO PT LMT CMT