what is the difference between exotic and normal massages?
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You don't get a b.low job in a normal massage
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http://www.exoticworldusa.org
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Actually in part.....GOOD DEEP SWEDISH MASSAGE really helps, I know, I massage from time to time am from Hawaii...we were taught to do this at home, to walk on backs and give a VERY amazing foot massage. Neuropathy burns, so soaking and elevating the feet, avoiding salt and sodium filled foods will help. If you're a diabetic, which my mother was, it REALLY helped. being the eldest of nine, someone was usually prepared and it was all so natural. I am blonde w/ blue eyes and I live in the USA however, I cannot stand it her. Hawaii doesn't consider itself a part of it. neither do i. Reflexology is limited to this although in combination w/ sacro occiptal techniques of chiropratic medicinand accupuncture......it can be of assistance....Thank You!!!!!!!!
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I am a massage therapist and I have never heard of a sandwich massage can you be more specific?
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Hi,.... If you are talking about a traditional Swedish Massage,...  there is a therapuetic routine that is taught when you are in school. That routine is designed to help to most efficiently flush the Lymphatic system and venous blood flow in the body. \n\nThat is a routine that you need to learn in order to graduate from school,... but it is not a requirement of giving a good massage. ... In my opinion,.. if you are able to "Be Present" in your hands,.... and you have learned good technique for handling the body you are working on, and how to move your own body in a most efficient manner while giving a massage,.... you should be fine.  ............ Of course, these are the things that you are in school to learn,.. and that just takes time and practice.\n\n.... In my opinion,. the thing that makes the difference between a really good massage and a mediocre one,.. is how much "presence",.. the therapist has in his or her hands. ... A good therapists hands are their eyes. .......... In fact,.. in Japan,.. the best shiatsu practitioners are blind. ... They "feel" their work,.. rather than see it or think about how to do it.  ........... When you have learned the fundamental skills of the trade and you have become more familiar with the body,.... eventually your skill as a massage therapist will become much more of an "intuitive" and feeling one,.. rather than a clinical one,... In my opinion,.. this is the thing that makes the difference between a really "good massage",.. and a mediocre one.\n\nYou are very much a beginner,... give it time. ... You very possibly will not really begin to feel solidly confident with your work until some months after you have finished school and have been working in the profession for a whiile. ... but this is how it  is with most professions.\n\nIt is also a very very good idea to recieve some massage sessions from some really good and experienced therapists. Your body will learn alot from "feeling" what a good massage feels like. This will help you to translate that into the massage you give to others. .......... You should be able to find at least a couple of really good therapists amongst the teachers in your school,.. and you should be able to purchase a few sessions from them. ... They may even likely give you a discount on the cost.
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for me....a super great body massage is better than sex any day!
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I would call the Bellegio in Las Vegas and see if they can refer you to a spa-message place in town or they may have a masseuse at their location. This would be a relaxing time for them both to spend an hour each of total relaxation, and this would be in your price range.
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Well Hot Wax, is if you like feeling a little pain...ok...ALOT!  But to some people it is a turn on to feel the wax as it singes the skin. But ways to use it are to let a lit candle drip the melting wax onto the skin, some people like the pain and then have it peeled off and smothered with kisses on the red spot it leaves behind. Or blowing it.\n\nMassage oil can have sensual and therapeutic benefits. The sensual would be the edible oils that can be massaged in and licked, they come in all kinds of flavours, and what is better than having a hot massage and then being licked in all the right places afterwords!\n\nThe therapeutic benefits is in the massage itself, warming the oil and having it massaged into those muscles, a great feeling after a long, hard day at work, plus it makes your skin feel ever so soft!
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Yes it is.  And if u are a guy a deep tissue is the best for you.  I spend about 200 a month for my weekly massages and I feel so much relaxed and healthier.  So it IS very worth the money to go and treat yourself.
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no, massage does speed up the circulation but not to that extent.
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First off, Reiki is NOT massage. During a Reiki session, you should be fully clothed and the practitioner will only lay hands on your clothes, or you may even opt for a total hands-off session with hands a few inches above your body.  A massage usually involves the client being semi-undressed with significant hands-on skin-to-skin contact by the therapist.\nA massage therapist who also knows Reiki may offer a Reiki massage, but that's not the same as a regular Reiki session.\nA Reiki practitioner channeling Reiki isn't dangerous. You are thinking of channeling spirits, which is different. \nIf you feel good about getting a treatment from someone, then try it. If during the session you start to feel uncomfortable in any way, speak up.  A reputable person will immediately stop the treatment.
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A philippine massage is called "helot".  It is used many ways, e.g. for fever, pain, certain types of sickness, etc.
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Humans usulaly crave contact with other humans. Ever notice how babies are, they'll put their hands all over you, hug your leg, crawl in your lap...  We're social creatures. \n\nA good massage can give relief to stress. After a car accident, I was having one 3 times a week. That was heavenly.
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Yes normally its called massage therapy and normally given at Jr Collages... The degree is called being a Masoos. I know its misspelled but thats as close as I can come to spelling right... Sorry.
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It depends on several factors.  If you are already experiencing pain, yes, the massage will hurt while the added pressure is applied, but should subside back to the original intensity within a few hours.  Most of the time, people do not have any unpleasant sensations from a deep tissue massage, if it starts to hurt, then ask for the therapist to not use so much pressure or to move to another area.  After working the same area for a while, it can become tender and uncomfortable.  Each person has a unique pain threshold of thier own, and what is painful to some is not to others. I personally feel pain very easily, due to a nerve problem, but do injoy a strong massage to work out the kinks in my neck shoulders and low back.  Hope this helped.
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perfectly normal especially during a massage which is relaxing all your muscles and stimulationg blood flow to all parts of your body.. although i'm sure you are aroused as well ;)
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I would guess you would use 97124 which is for massage.  The definition by CPT for massage includes efflurage, petrissage, and tapotement.  I would guess that therapeutic touch could count as efflurage.