Seven Roots Massage Therapy LLC

03/02/2021

Go ahead! I love this. Someone crazy with the cups lol!

First time cupper over here 🙋🏽‍♂️
Looks more gnarly than it feels, but over all I enjoyed the therapy.

Always looking for new techniques to keep this 250million year old dinosaur 🦖 body balanced and optimal with not only all my past injuries but my daily grinding family/work/training/repeat schedule.
It all takes it toll, so being proactive is critical.

We only get one body, so we gotta take care of it.

⚖️ ☯️ 🦖

02/22/2021

12/30/2020

This has been posted here and there and I had to share this to my page to let those that care know, this is mostly p**p. Don’t get me wrong, I love my cups. But they do not “remove toxins”. They do not treat disease. They may help relax the fascia which in turn relaxes the body through its own bodily resources which could in turn help with the symptoms. It also is not supposed to “bruise” a bruise is damage. Cupping should never damage the tissue. Period! Therapeutic cupping can be relaxing. It can also “soften” scar tissue. It can bring fluid through the area and help the body relax. It is old and ancient, this is true. It is also very helpful in lots of ways, if the body and brain are willing. The more you know.

01/08/2020

Muscles don't have a mind of their own. They do what they're told. Simply releasing muscles, stretching them, etc. rarely has any effect on what they're being told to do by the brain. Neurologic corrections are usually key for lasting change.

10/01/2019

"Think of fascia as the most sensitive, highly interconnected system in the entire body — it's the life force next to blood. Without fascia, toned and structured muscle would turn to hamburger meat, organs would spread like wildfire and bones would crumble, as fascia is the single element that organizes and suspends these parts of the body...

Fascia is wrapped throughout the body on "lines of pull." It connects toes to brow in one uninterrupted sheet of fascia, and fingers to chest and neck. The heart fascia is connected at the collarbone, which connects to the arm and fingers. It coils around the bones, muscle fibers, muscle bundles, organs, arteries, veins and nerves, applying tension and compression to the body material it surrounds." Understanding Fascia: What It Is + Why You Should Care, Melissa Putt

08/31/2019

https://www.facebook.com/1483026567/posts/10215023535970170?sfns=mo

In this video, Douglas Nelson, the founder of Precision Neuromuscular Therapy (PNMT) explains how PNMT is different from more typical massage therapy.

08/22/2019

For those interested. Very good read.

By Nick Ng

08/06/2019

Read it twice.