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12/28/2015

Enjoy a New Year package of Four 60 Minute Massages for $135.00. Be Good to yourself! www.healing-path.com

Visit Pam Kennedy with Healing Path for therapeutic massages, including deep tissue and Swedish for men and women. Located in Southfield, Michigan.

12/21/2015

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12/04/2015

Doing Business in Southfield for 15 years! What a blessing

11/16/2015

A combination of long and short bamboo sticks with hot stones and aroma oils massage is a relaxing soothing experience that you will never forget!
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11/10/2015

Stay tune for the special available November 27 and 28 for 5 One hour hot Sticks and Stones Massages for $130.00. Limited number being offered!

10/26/2015

Alleviating Arthritis Pain with Massage Therapy

By Cathy Wong, ND, Alternative Medicine Expert

For help in relieving joint pain and stiffness, many arthritis patients undergo massage therapy. Research suggests that massage may benefit people with osteoarthritis as well as those with rheumatoid arthritis.

Why Is Massage Sometimes Used for Arthritis Relief?
There are many theories on how or why massage may be beneficial for people with arthritis. For instance, it's thought that massage may help change the way your body deals with pain.

Indeed, some studies show that massage can help reduce your levels of substance P (a naturally occurring chemical responsible for transmitting pain signals) and, in turn, aid in pain reduction.
In addition, massage appears to curb the body's production of cortisol (a hormone released in response to stress). Since stress is known to aggravate arthritis pain, keeping stress in check is essential for arthritis management.
What's more, massage may help improve sleep. A widespread problem among arthritis patients, sleep disruption is linked to increases in pain sensitivity.

The Science Behind Massage and Arthritis
A number of small studies indicate that massage may help ease the pain of osteoarthritis. These studies include a clinical trial published in Archives of Internal Medicine in 2006, for which 68 adults with osteoarthritis of the knee were assigned to eight weeks of treatment with Swedish massage or to a control group. By the study's end, members of the massage group had experienced greater improvements in pain, stiffness, and physical function.
There's also some evidence that using massage therapy in combination with other therapeutic approaches may benefit people with osteoarthritis.

For example, a small study published in the Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation in 2014 found that combining massage with exercise-based therapy may improve symptoms of osteoarthritis of the knee.
For the study, 18 women with knee osteoarthritis were split into two groups: the first group received massage therapy and followed an exercise program, while the second group followed the exercise program but did not receive massage. After six weeks of treatment, members of the first group showed a greater improvement in osteoarthritis symptoms.
So far, few studies have tested massage's effects in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Still, a small study published in Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice in 2013 found that moderate-pressure massage may help lessen rheumatoid arthritis pain.
In an experiment involving 42 people with rheumatoid arthritis in their upper limbs, the study's authors found that those who received moderate-pressure massage on the affected arms and shoulders once a week for four weeks experienced a greater decrease in pain and greater improvements in grip strength and range of motion (compared to those treated with light-pressure massage for the same period.

10/19/2015

Aromatherapy & Massage has long been used to help promote relaxation, relieve pain and treat stress - Many illnesses of the mind and body are a result of our inability to cope with stress therefore aromatherapy contributes in maintaining health both physical and psychological.

Aromatherapy is a part of your Healing Path experience at no extra cost!

10/12/2015

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10/06/2015

Massage and Exercise

For those of you hoping to maximize your exercise routine, buying into the "no pain, no gain" concept might not be the best strategy. In reality, hard work at the gym doesn't pay off if muscles are overly stressed.

A new study released by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork reveals that more and more consumers recognize the many benefits of combining workouts with massage therapy, yet few are actually using the combination.


Massage can benefit everyone from the elite athlete, to the casual athlete, walker, runner or the average gym-goers. Benefits of integrating massage into an exercise routine can include:

improved range of motion and strength

increasing oxygen in muscles to allow muscles to endure longer periods of exercise

preventing injuries to muscles and tendons

increasing energy and endurance

promoting endorphin release to reduce pain caused by constricted muscle fibers

maintaining good physical condition, which can help improve overall performance

09/28/2015

Healing Path is offering this special limited time deal: 60 Minute aromatherapy Hot Stone Massage. You can purchase our great deals online for yourself or give as a gift!

08/25/2015

Don't miss out on these special limited time deals from Healing Path. You can purchase our great deals online for yourself or give as a gift!

08/21/2015

You'll hear over and over again is to drink plenty of water before and after a massage. Bodywork -- no matter the particular modality -- releases toxins that need to be flushed from the body. Massage also promotes circulation, increasing blood flow and oxygen and stimulating the lymphatic system, which helps rid the body of pathogens. After-massage hydration supports these functions, helping to eliminate released impurities, sooner rather than later.