@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +Traditional Burmese Massage, also referred to as Myanmar Massage, or Burmese Touch, draws heavily on Indian, Thai and Chinese massage techniques and theories. It is designed for general health. Traditional Burmese massage therapy sessions do not use oils lotions, creams, or pastes. But, it's important to note that the type of massage you receive will differ based upon the location in which the massage is being given, and how it is performed. The typical Burmese massage therapy is a warm, quick, focused and geared towards relaxation. The aim of all massages is to aid clients in reducing muscle tension, increase the flexibility and range of motion. improve blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, boost mental functioning as well as rejuvenate and energize the body, ease muscular spasms and tension and reduce stress. The whole purpose is to achieve a state in complete relaxation and calm and help clients recover faster from the stressor that caused them.<br><br>We have learned to adapt the Myrtle or chamomile massage techniques to the different cultures and needs in western countries, such as the USA, Japan, Canada and Australia. In countries in the east, [http://benben.vip/home.php?mod=space&uid=241679 아산출장마사지] like one called Myanmar massages are more a part of the daily routine and not the event of a religious nature. My experience with the Burmese massage, Thailand massage, or any other massage is constant throughout my years of practicing Thai massage and has been developed by a group students in the Far East, who come from a lineage of massage practitioners , who were previously called the "Druk Yai." Although it isn't so diverse as other forms of massage in Thailand yet, it's extremely beneficial. However, it does offer its own distinct healing strategies and advantages<br><br>>I was an Asian massage therapist for six years working in northern Thailand. I didn't notice the same widespread use of "Myrrh" like I did in other areas of Thailand. It's likely that the Thai language isn't equipped with the ability to accurately translate the term into English. I lived for about two years in northern Myanmar therefore I have plenty of information about the myrrh practice in the region. Some changes I've seen through the years might be due to the transition from myrrh-based healing towards "herbal medical.<br><br>>Myrrh is not a part of Thailand's rest. It could be because of the widespread acceptance of herbal and natural treatments. The majority of massages in Thailand are still focused on the use of gels, oils and creams. They also use waxes and creams. I believe that this is because of the large number of messages (masseurs) that are hired to provide massage services. A lot of Thai massage spas still employ oil-based treatments since they are believed to be "luxurious"<br><br>>Many massaging spas in Thailand and in particular, those in northern Thailand, have also adopted the idea of aromatherapy and traditional herbal medicine. These are also used across the United States, Canada and Europe. These traditional healing practices aren't used in many Thai massage spas. I believe that this is because these kinds of practices do not conform to the guidelines of the larger, more conservatively operated massage spas in northern Thailand<br><br>>Traditional Burmese massage is a totally different experience from the western massages I'd studied. This particular style that I would describe as "Myanma" or "Myrobalan," involves gentle pressure being applied to specific Acupoints on the body. It is usually done by the kneading. This massage technique involves long strokesthat are unlike those of most Thai massage techniques in which the massage therapist is using both hands. After the massage my skin felt calm and I was able to sleep comfortably<br><br>>My research has also has led me to discover that the classic Burmese massage is often accompanied by the consumption of a particular herbal concoction. The most popular ingredients include those such as Lavan, Brahmi and Mistletoe. Although the herbs can vary between different regions however, the intention is to provide you with a sense of well-being. My research showed that massage therapists in northern Thailand use Ostrich feathers, ginseng, and traditional Burmese methods to assist clients with muscle spasms related to arthritis<br><br>>A full body massage is well-known for its many benefits. It provides a relaxing effect on the body and mind that was evident as soon as I received it. The techniques of full-body massage are not what Thais callthem, but I can assure you that I felt more energetic and alert following the massage. This feeling of well being was felt throughout my body. The basic techniques that my Myanmar massage trainer taught me gave the energy and strength to accomplish my daily chores without worry or stress.