What are the Benefits of Indian Head Massage?

 




What are the Benefits of Indian Head Massage?

Indian Head massage can provide you with amazing physical and psychological benefits.
Physical Benefits
Relieves insomnia
Chronic stress can be the reason for insomnia and poor sleep quality. Indian head massage helps to relieve stress and tension within the body by promoting relaxation which in turn allows you to sleep better.
Reduces sinusitis
Working on the cheekbone pressure points during the massage can be useful to relieve blocked sinuses.
Aids in the relief of migraines
Headaches and migraines are often caused due to tension in the mid back, neck and head. Indian head massage focuses on applying pressure to the mid back, arms and shoulders to reduce tension in the muscles. Also, massage around the neck and head encourages circulation of cerebral fluid and reduces headache causing blockages.
Stimulates lymphatic drainage
The lymphatic system is responsible for removing waste products from the tissues and Indian head massage aids in this process by stimulating lymphatic drainage and blood flow from our neck. Improved lymph drainage allows the naturally produced toxic waste to be excreted from our body.
Promotes Hair Growth
Massage to the scalp and head increases nourishment and supply of oxygen to the hair follicles which in turn stimulates hair growth.
Psychological Benefits
Relieves symptoms of anxiety and depression
Massaging the head stimulates the supply of oxygen to the brain. This is one of the best ways to reduce anxiety levels and improve your mood.
Improves memory capabilities
Often our brain is overloaded with disorganised thoughts, making it very difficult for us to recall memories and occurrences. The Indian head massage can slow you down, make you feel detached and serene by relieving your stress and  tension, leaving you all calm and relaxed.

Elizabeth Lock      Holistic Therapist 
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