Massaggi Marietta (Lugano)

connective tissue massage Manual lymphatic drainage (Vodder) Classical massage

Connective tissue massage The technique belongs to the reflex zones of massage. Application releases tension and adhesions between subcutaneous fatty tissue and muscle bands.
The effects are shown not only on the directly treated areas, but also on the internal organs (reflex), which are affected by specific nerve stimulation.
The primary reaction is an increase in blood circulation, which results in improved oxygen supply to the tissues.
At best, the therapy achieves immediate improvement and relief of pain or symptoms.

Manual lymphatic drainage Danish biologist Emil Vodder developed this technique in the 1930s in collaboration with his wife Estrid, which they then used in the south of France.
Their peacemakers included preferably people from northern and cold regions, who often suffered from chronic colds.
Manual lymphatic drainage consists of well-designed handles that must be performed exactly and always the same to ensure the best possible effect.
This method is used wherever (lymphatic) water accumulates. After accidents, surgery, joint disease or malfunction of the lymphatic system.
Increased lymphatic exchange has led to better and faster healing of wounds and scars.

Classical massage Massage is the oldest form of therapy, practiced by different peoples around the world for thousands of years.
Classical massage is often performed on the whole body because this technique involves freely combining handles, which can also be used on individual areas.
Massage is pain-relieving, soothing, relieving, toning, calming, and draining.
Regular use can relieve tension that, if left untreated, can lead to illness and disease.

The techniques are recognized by supplementary health insurance companies.
The respective Ahnbiter can provide information on cost coverage.