AebHealth

04/15/2025

04/10/2025

Interested in NAD+ infusions? We have it in stock and Ready to go!

Islip, NY

12/29/2024

Office Xmas Party!!!

Merry Christmas and Happy holidays to everyone!

08/23/2024

We’re losing a good one. Khatuna (in the red) is beyond well loved by her patients and colleagues. She’s moving out to state to be closer with her family despite all of our desperate attempts to retain her. At the end of of the day we do understand that family comes first. So tonight we celebrated the time we all worked with her.

Cheers to Khatuna 🍻

She will be greatly missed and always welcomed to visit as if she was family ❤️

06/16/2024

Quality takes time! Our new sign is up!!

06/04/2024

Boost confidence & beauty at our Botox & Dermal Filler party Tuesday June 11th 5p-9:30! Limited spots, book now for a radiant new look! 🌟💉

***IMPORTANT***
TO PREVENT PRODUCT MIGRATION-It is recommended to AVOID laying down for at least 4 hours after receiving Botox and dermal filler injections.

Dermal fillers - CustomizedDermal fillers are Hyaluronic acid, used to fill deep wrinkles and fine lines, sculpt areas of the face around the bones, and plump areas that lack volume.1 optionPrice Varies30+ min

05/21/2024

What are trigger point injections?

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05/15/2024

Pregnancy is often depicted as a joyful nine months, but the physical reality of gestating another human being often includes a myriad of complaints that can usually benefit from a massage therapist’s expertise.

Knowing how massage therapy best helps women who are pregnant – as well as the cautions and contraindications that will help guide every massage session – is necessary for therapists who want to work with these clients. Even with the need for increased awareness and a more in-depth understanding of pregnancy, there is an expansive body of research that supports massage therapy’s many advantages during the prenatal, labor, and postpartum periods.

Pregnancy Massage Benefits include:
Alleviating back + leg pain
Reducing labor pain during childbirth
Lessening postoperative pain
Reducing anxiety + stress
Improving mood + lifting depression
Easing insomnia
Research That Supports Massage for Pregnancy
Research dating back two decades began to confirm the benefits of massage therapy during pregnancy, with a 1999 study in the Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics & Gynecology finding reduced anxiety, improved mood, better sleep and less back pain among expectant mothers who received massage twice weekly for five weeks.

Additional early research added even more insight into massage’s role in facilitating a healthier pregnancy. A small 2006 study in the Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences showed massage was a solid integrative treatment for severe pregnancy-related nausea and vomiting, while a 2009 study in the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies on 112 pregnant women diagnosed with depression suggested those receiving psychotherapy plus massage over a six-week period experienced greater drops in depression than those getting psychotherapy alone.

Meanwhile, a 2009 study in Infant Behavior & Development also focused on pregnant women with depression, finding those undergoing massage therapy not only experienced less depression at the end of 12 weeks, but also carried that benefit into the postpartum period. And a 2010 literature review in Expert Reviews in Obstetrics and Gynecology showed massage therapy decreased depression, anxiety, and leg and back pain in pregnant women, also indicating those in labor used less pain medication and had labors averaging three hours shorter than average.

In addition, massage therapy has been shown to play a critical role in newborn care. Clinical trials indicate that infants born to mothers who had massage therapy had lower cortisol levels, better neonatal outcomes and fewer incidences of low birth weight and prematurity.

05/15/2024

What is massage therapy exactly?

05/15/2024

Link in the comments!

05/15/2024

According to the AMTA Consumer Survey, 67 percent of individuals surveyed claim their primary reason for receiving a massage in the previous 12 months was medical (41 percent) or stress (26 percent) related.

A growing body of research supports the health benefits of massage therapy for conditions such as stress, fibromyalgia, low-back pain and more. Find out how you can benefit from adding massage therapy to your health and wellness routine.