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Albino Buscemi RMT
owner of
European Therapeutic Massage Center
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Effectiveness of Therapeutic Massage
Effective Treatment for Conditions:
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Hip Pain
- Knee Pain
- Plantar Fascitis
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Frozen Shoulder
- Muscle Strain & Sprains
- Arthritis Pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- Headaches
- TMJ
Benefits of Therapeutic Massage:
- Increases blood and lymph circulation.
- Maintains posture and body balance
- Reduces muscular tension so vertebrae or other joints are not pulled out of place
- Increases relaxation and elasticity
- Improves muscle tone resulting from forced inactivity (illness, injury or lack of exercise)
- Influences the nervous system by stimulating or sedating the nerves, which will have an effect on all systems of the body
- Brings fresh blood flow of oxygen and nutrients to body parts and removes waster material.
- All eleven systems of the body are benefited from therapeutic massage.
Testimonial:
Treatment of Frozen Shoulder (Repetitive Motion Injury Therapy):
November 13, 2005
My frozen shoulder was pretty severe. I think the acupuncture I received from a chiropractor probably was useful in alleviating some of the swelling … but Albino's therapy was key to my regaining the use of my shoulder.
I started improving immediately, but it has taken several months of therapy to regain the use of my shoulder without severe pain. It still isn't 100%, but we are still working on it. When I started therapy, I was doing one session per week, then twice a month and now it is about once a month.
What has also made a big difference in my recovery is this … In addition to the actual work Albino did on me, he gave me effective stretching exercises to use at home between treatments.
Getting my shoulder to function again was a painful process, but Albino is very patient and tried to minimize the pain for me as much as possible while still making progress with my shoulder.
I would highly recommend Albino Buscemi's therapy to anyone, especially to someone with a frozen shoulder.
Sincerely,
Susan Taylor
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