Our MASSAGE consultants and therapists have many years of experience and have studied under the supervision of some of the best known MASSAGE masters and teachers in China, Japan, Europe and California. They are registered under the Association of Natural Medicine fully insured and take great pride in their work. They look forward to treating you with a skilled MASSAGE and therapy passing on their expertise to increase your well being, de-stress you and take away those lingering aches and pains. We offer a regular in depth massage with Chinese exotic oils and lotions or another unique massage called TUINA MASSAGE. Chinese medicine has three elements Accupuncture Herbal and Tuina massage .Tuina massage is over 5000 years old and only recently become known in the west. We are one of the few therapists fully trained and qualified in China, accepted by the UK authorities and practising in London
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NOTE This is a therputic service and does not offer any erotic or sexual services whatsoever
ASK WE ALSO OFFER TAROT COUNSELLING AND CRYSTAL DOWSING
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QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR MASSAGE
THE THERAPUTIC MASSAGE THAT WILL RELAX YOU FROM DAILY STRESS PLUS RID YOU OF MANY REGULAR ACHES AND PAINS
MASSAGE FEES
OUR EXPERIENCED MASSAGE THERAPSTS ARE HIGHLY TRAINED, HOLD THE HIGHEST INTERNATIONAL THERAPUTIC MASSAGE QUALIFICATONS AND SKILL. THEY ARE FULLY INSURED, THEREFORE OUR FEES REFLECT THIS FIRST CLASS EXCELLENCE AND EXPERTISE
TUINA MASSAGE OR CHINESE OIL MASSAGE
TUINA MASSAGE OR CHINESE OIL MASSAGE
OUTCALL IN CENTRAL LONDON ZONE 1 AND 2
One hour massage £65 - Hour and half massage £85
Two hours massage £100
OTHER ZONES INCUR A £10 SURCHARGE
HEATHROW GATWOCK STANSTED LUTON AIRPORTS AREA HOTELS FOR TRAVEL AND TIME £25 SURCHARGE
There is a £20 per hour travel time surcharge for visiting clients outside London (M25) and a minimum two hour booking fee plus train travel costs.
We give discounts on treatment courses involving over four visits.
Cupping incurs one extra hour £20 preparation time.
One hour massage £65 - Hour and half massage £85
Two hours massage £100
OTHER ZONES INCUR A £10 SURCHARGE
HEATHROW GATWOCK STANSTED LUTON AIRPORTS AREA HOTELS FOR TRAVEL AND TIME £25 SURCHARGE
There is a £20 per hour travel time surcharge for visiting clients outside London (M25) and a minimum two hour booking fee plus train travel costs.
We give discounts on treatment courses involving over four visits.
Cupping incurs one extra hour £20 preparation time.
TUINA MASSAGE
Tui Na (pronounced 'twee-nah') massage is a complete healing system, like acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. These three forms of therapy are the main components of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Tui Na is probably the oldest system of bodywork still practised yet its popularity continues to grow. Jing also emplots techniques that help post natal women retore stomach and bust dimensions.
The techniques of Tui Na massaue and details of its uses in treating a range of health problems were already documented in a vast treatise - The Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine, written about 2500 years ago. After such a lengthy period of development and evolution, modern Tui Na is the most tried and tested hands-on therapy in the world.
Tui Na massage is applied to either the clothed body or directly to the skin.. Patients sit on a chair or lie on a couch. When we visit we can use a regular bed or the floor is OK Be prepared to answer some questions about your state of health before having a Tui Na treatment. Tui Na works in accordance with the complex theory of TCM. Fundamental to this theory is the life powering energy that the Chinese call Qi (pronounced 'chee'). Every aspect of bodily function depends upon Qi and its flow through the tissues.
The techniques of Tui Na massaue and details of its uses in treating a range of health problems were already documented in a vast treatise - The Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine, written about 2500 years ago. After such a lengthy period of development and evolution, modern Tui Na is the most tried and tested hands-on therapy in the world.
Tui Na massage is applied to either the clothed body or directly to the skin.. Patients sit on a chair or lie on a couch. When we visit we can use a regular bed or the floor is OK Be prepared to answer some questions about your state of health before having a Tui Na treatment. Tui Na works in accordance with the complex theory of TCM. Fundamental to this theory is the life powering energy that the Chinese call Qi (pronounced 'chee'). Every aspect of bodily function depends upon Qi and its flow through the tissues.
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WORKING TUINA MASSAGE
The Chinese recognise a network of 12 paired meridians - one member of each pair on the right side of the body and the other on the left. There are also two unpaired meridians that encircle the trunk and the head in the mid-line.
These meridians are not like vessels, they have no anatomical structure but they are pathways along which the main flow of Qi occurs. It is best to visualise them as precise currents of Qi, just like currents of water in the oceans.
Interestingly, Western scientific methods have been used to plot the courses of these meridians, and they confirm the accuracy of detailed maps produced around the time of The Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine.
At irregular intervals along the meridians there are specific Qi points (the acu-points of acupuncture) where pressure, needles or heat can affect the way Qi flows through the meridian. This effect can manifest itself on some part of the meridian quite distant from where the stimulus is applied. When Qi flow is disturbed anywhere in the body, Qi imbalance that results can cause pain, stiffness, sickness - even emotional pain.
The Chinese believe that health and vitality depend on Qi balance in the body. Tui Na is one of the best ways of achieving this and it uses an array of techniques to do it.A Casual observer watching a session sees what appears to be a thorough workout for the soft tissues and joints, but the practitioner aims to do more than this. Attention is focused on meridians and selected Qi points. They are massaged in different ways to remove all blockages to the flow of Qi.Tui Na treats chronic pain, especially that caused by muscle-skeletal conditions and injuries. Neck, shoulder and back pain and immobility, sciatica and 'tennis elbow' all respond very well.
It is, however, impossible to treat a specific condition with Tui Na without improving the overall Qi status of the body.This means that headaches, migraines, IBS, constipation, PMS and a whole range of emotional problems can also be treated. In China, Tui Na massage is used for conditions that, in the West, would be treated by osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists or with drugs.
Pleases Note
It is a very vigorous massage; every technique requires movement as well as pressure, After the first session you may feel a little sore but after two or three more most people adjust to the deep pressure.
Depending on the type of Tui Na treatment you have, you might leave feeling a bit light headed. Some patients experience sleepiness while others feel supercharged. Almost always, everyone feels better after Tui Na.
Side effects
As with acupuncture, Tui Na produces many side effects, but all of them are positive. A common example is the person treated for chronic back pain finding that their chronic constipation has also been eased. This is because the pain treatment focuses on the Bladder meridian which links directly into the Qi energies of the large intestine. Sometimes side effects can be very emotional and patients feel like crying uncontrollably.
Contra-indications
As with all forms of therapy, there are certain conditions that would contra-indicate Tui Na but very few would contra-indicate it completely. Very deep, soft tissue massage and vigorous join manipulations would be inappropriate for someone with osteoporosis and so would direct massage on skin affected by eczema or infection, to mention just two examples. Even in these cases, however, it might be possible to do very effective Tui Na using distinct parts of the meridians and selected distant Qi-points.
( Extract from Here's Health )
These meridians are not like vessels, they have no anatomical structure but they are pathways along which the main flow of Qi occurs. It is best to visualise them as precise currents of Qi, just like currents of water in the oceans.
Interestingly, Western scientific methods have been used to plot the courses of these meridians, and they confirm the accuracy of detailed maps produced around the time of The Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine.
At irregular intervals along the meridians there are specific Qi points (the acu-points of acupuncture) where pressure, needles or heat can affect the way Qi flows through the meridian. This effect can manifest itself on some part of the meridian quite distant from where the stimulus is applied. When Qi flow is disturbed anywhere in the body, Qi imbalance that results can cause pain, stiffness, sickness - even emotional pain.
The Chinese believe that health and vitality depend on Qi balance in the body. Tui Na is one of the best ways of achieving this and it uses an array of techniques to do it.A Casual observer watching a session sees what appears to be a thorough workout for the soft tissues and joints, but the practitioner aims to do more than this. Attention is focused on meridians and selected Qi points. They are massaged in different ways to remove all blockages to the flow of Qi.Tui Na treats chronic pain, especially that caused by muscle-skeletal conditions and injuries. Neck, shoulder and back pain and immobility, sciatica and 'tennis elbow' all respond very well.
It is, however, impossible to treat a specific condition with Tui Na without improving the overall Qi status of the body.This means that headaches, migraines, IBS, constipation, PMS and a whole range of emotional problems can also be treated. In China, Tui Na massage is used for conditions that, in the West, would be treated by osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists or with drugs.
Pleases Note
It is a very vigorous massage; every technique requires movement as well as pressure, After the first session you may feel a little sore but after two or three more most people adjust to the deep pressure.
Depending on the type of Tui Na treatment you have, you might leave feeling a bit light headed. Some patients experience sleepiness while others feel supercharged. Almost always, everyone feels better after Tui Na.
Side effects
As with acupuncture, Tui Na produces many side effects, but all of them are positive. A common example is the person treated for chronic back pain finding that their chronic constipation has also been eased. This is because the pain treatment focuses on the Bladder meridian which links directly into the Qi energies of the large intestine. Sometimes side effects can be very emotional and patients feel like crying uncontrollably.
Contra-indications
As with all forms of therapy, there are certain conditions that would contra-indicate Tui Na but very few would contra-indicate it completely. Very deep, soft tissue massage and vigorous join manipulations would be inappropriate for someone with osteoporosis and so would direct massage on skin affected by eczema or infection, to mention just two examples. Even in these cases, however, it might be possible to do very effective Tui Na using distinct parts of the meridians and selected distant Qi-points.
( Extract from Here's Health )
CALL + 44 (0) 78 300 34567
CALL + 44 (0) 78 300 34567
contact@londonmassageoutcall.com
contact@londonmassageoutcall.com