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Alexander · Alexander

Hi, A client I am massaging always gets a very runny nose when performing the massage. My assumption is that it is a result of the massage removing toxins from the body. Is this right? Also what is the right etiquette in these situations: Should I give her tissues to use during the massage session or leav...

Alexander · Alexander

Hi, I am practising massage on a largish client who has a good covering of fatty tissue. I presume this fatty tissue deposit is within the subcutaneous fascia above the epimysium (deep fascia) of the muscles. This leads me to believe that the higher the person's BMI the greater the separation there is...

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	Massage and runny nose (Preview) Hi, A client I am massaging always gets a very runny nose when performing the massage. My assumption is that it is a result of the massage removing toxins from the body. Is this right? Also what is the right etiquette in these situations: Should I give her tissues to use during the massage session or leav...	Alexander	1	1429	Mar 18, 2013 by Martin H
	Skin movement on large clients (Preview) Hi, I am practising massage on a largish client who has a good covering of fatty tissue. I presume this fatty tissue deposit is within the subcutaneous fascia above the epimysium (deep fascia) of the muscles. This leads me to believe that the higher the person's BMI the greater the separation there is...	Alexander	3	684	Mar 17, 2013 by Martin H
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