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Muscle Massage and Muscle Recovery Link and its results as evident from various studies has finally been revealed. Experts agree that rubbing the muscles can help speed up the healing process as revealed on Quickmusclebuildingtips.com. Houston, TX (PRWEB) August 18, 2012 Muscle massage and muscle recovery link as well the benefits of a muscle massage were recently discovered by researchers from Ontario and California. They found clear molecular signs that overworked muscle cells respond...

EquineTherapy.com has been tracking the progress of a six year old Hanoverian Gelding as he struggles to overcome a combination of ills on his way to award-winning dressage performances. This touching case study details how a 30 years search for a Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) performer nearly came to an end were it not for the miracle work of the equine massager, EQUISPORTS™. Osceola, WI (PRWEB) July 24, 2012 Equine Therapy has published the third installment of...

NEW YORK, July 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New research proves the wide medical belief that massage helps improve muscle health in athletes following exercise-induced injury. Dr. Marvell Scott, sports medicine professional, provides further explanation on proper treatments. Although the art of massage is an ancient technique, its medical implications are only now being fully assessed. According to a recent article from HealthNewsDigest.com, a new study from The Ohio State University...

Massage therapy benefits all equines and canines, from the beloved companion to the highly athletic performer. This therapy is being increasingly utilized to enhance performance, reduce injuries, and maintain overall physical and mental health. Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) June 24, 2011 Equine and canine massage therapy is non-invasive and its' methods are used for a variety of reasons, all resulting in improved quality of life and increased longevity. To name a few, muscle integrated...

Massage after exercise, despite conventional wisdom, does not improve circulation to the muscles or removal of lactic acid, researchers in Canada said. This dispels a common belief in the general public about the way in which massage is beneficial, Michael Tschakovsky, a professor at Queen's University in Kingston, said in a statement. It also dispels that belief among people in the physical therapy profession. All the physical therapy professionals that I have talked to, when asked what...