Ohm Massage & Wellness

26/09/2025

🌿 Step Into Wellness at Levitate Float Spa 🌿
📍 Book your experience today and discover what it means to truly float, glow, and thrive. Visit our website to book:
💙https://www.levitatefloatspa.com/

Discover a sanctuary where healing meets luxury in our state-of-the-art facility, designed to elevate your mind, body, and spirit.
✨ Our Signature Services Include:
🌊 Float Therapy – Experience true spinal decompression, deep relaxation, and mental clarity in a zero-gravity environment.
🌬️ Aroma-Infused Oxygen Therapy – Breathe in energy, detoxify your body, and uplift your mood with every inhale.
🪑 Zero-Gravity Massage Chair – Relieve tension, improve circulation, and feel weightless while your body recharges.

💫 Plus, meet our exclusive wellness partners:
💆‍♀️ Electrolysis & Microdermabrasion with Denae at So Smooth Electrolysis – Reveal radiant skin and enjoy permanent hair removal. 🔮 Reiki Energy Healing with Jeff Hendryx – Restore balance and emotional harmony through intuitive energy work.
💆 Massage Therapy with Gloria – Melt away stress with personalized therapeutic touch.
💉 Botox & Lip Flip – Enhance your natural beauty with subtle, confidence-boosting treatments. (Sunday's, by apt only)

Whether you're seeking deep healing, radiant skin, or a moment of peace, Levitate Float Spa is your destination for total wellness.

25/09/2025

If you don't pick a day to relax, your body will pick it for you.

08/09/2025

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02/09/2025

Su***de Awareness Month 💜 💙
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17/08/2025

So true!!!⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

01/08/2025

Which seasons your favorite?

30/07/2025

You have a second heart – and it lives in your calves.

Your body has a hidden circulatory booster, and it’s located in your lower legs. It’s called the soleus muscle, and it acts like a “second heart,” pumping blood from your legs back up toward your chest. This helps your actual heart overcome gravity and keep circulation flowing.

But here’s the important part: this second heart only works when you move.

If you sit or stand still for too long, blood can start to pool in your legs. Over time, this can lead to swelling, varicose veins, or even serious blood clots, according to experts at the Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic.

The solution is simple: keep moving. A short walk every hour is enough to activate your calf pump. Even small actions like standing up, stretching, or doing toe raises can help. If you’re dealing with chronic swelling, elevating your legs or using compression socks can provide relief – but consistent movement is the real key.

Even more interesting? Some scientists are exploring how soleus-focused movements (like seated heel raises) can help regulate blood sugar and improve metabolism – meaning this second heart might have benefits beyond circulation.

So whether you’re pacing the room or just lifting your heels at your desk, remember: you’re not just moving your legs – you’re keeping your second heart beating strong.

30/07/2025