Gua Sha

Gua Sha is an ancient technique using a tool with a rounded edge to “scrape” the skin and stimulate blood flow to the area. Gua Sha can be used on the body or face. Modern science can’t explain directly all the reactions that are observed in the patient following a session, but we do know that it may be helpful with:
  • Increasing immune system activity and may help stop a cold before it starts.
  • Increasing blood flow to the local area and help release muscle tension, alleviate pain, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation.
  • And is safe for patients of all ages and conditions - unlike the much more aggressive and painful Graston technique employed by some chiropractors and physical therapists.

Benefits

Detoxification

May release toxins by breaking down the toxin buildups underneath the surface of the skin

Relieves Tension

Allows muscles to relax

Healing

May help aid in recovery after training or injury

Flexibility

Can help with aches or stiffness
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