- Acupressure MLD Massage LLCGulf View Square Mall
9409 US Highway 19 Space 423
Hudson, Florida 34669
727-597-8479
Hours
Mon 10am - 9pm Tue 10am - 9pm Wed 2pm - 6pm Thu 10am - 9pm Fri 10am - 9pm Sat 10am - 6pm Sun Closed
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Testimonials
I was doing a Google search on Internet and found this location. I was in so…..much pain back, shoulder neck and arm. Had been experiencing this off and on for over two months. I called and they set me up for an appt the same day. I can truly say... Read more »I had numbness in both hands due to 30 years on the computer keyboard. It got so bad I sought help at Acupressure MD Massage LLC. I having feeling back in both hands!!! I highly recommend them! Hand numbness was last modified: August 16th, 2017 by adminI couldn’t even get my left arm behind my back but after massage and some cupping I can now reach the right side in the back. I felt like it was a miracle because I couldn’t do that for over a year. He is very knowledgeable what does. Thank you.... Read more »I couldn’t even get my left arm behind my back but after massage and some cupping I can now reach the right side in the back. I felt like it was a miracle because I couldn’t do that for over a year. He is very knowledgeable what does. Thank you.... Read more »WOW! I can not believe I am able to LOOK UP and see the STARS again! I can turn my head to the left and to the right AGAIN! I have had limited motion for several years because of injuries, including a surgery I wish I did not have!... Read more »
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5 Ways To Lower Your Cortisol Levels (Without Drugs)
Do you experience stress on a day-to-day basis? The feeling that we describe as “stress” is actually the result of elevated levels of cortisol, a steroid hormone that’s produced in the adrenal kidneys. When there’s more of this hormone flowing through your body, you’ll feel greater stress and anxiety as a result. So, how can you lower your cortisol levels? continue reading
Natural Ways To Relieve Sinus Pressure and Congestion
Sinus congestion can turn an otherwise perfect day upside down. The pain, inflammation, and general discomfort can drive a person crazy. Thankfully, however, there are some natural ways to relieve nasal pressure and congestion.
Humidifier
You might be surprised to learn that a humidifier can relieve sinus pressure. Many people experience nasal congestion during the winter because of the dry air. Low humidity causes the sensitive mucus membranes lining the nasal passage to dry out and even crack, resulting in painful inflammation. This inflammation squeezes the nasal passage together, making it difficult to breath through your nose. continue reading
What Is a Hot Stone Massage and Why You Will Love It
Hot stone massage is a form of massage therapy that involves the use of warmed stones placed on the client’s body. Before the session begins, the massage therapist first sanitizes the stones and then heats them to approximately 120 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Proper temperature is critical in delivering a comfortable yet beneficial hot stone massage. If the stones are too cold, the practice won’t have the same beneficial effect. If the stones are too hot, however, it can cause discomfort for the client. continue reading
The Surprising Benefits of Using a Foam Roller
Foam rollers have become increasingly popular over the past few years. Featuring a simple log-shaped piece of foam, they offer a wide range of benefits from soothing muscle pains to preventing injury. Of course, these are just a few of the many reasons why you should use a foam roller.
One of the great things about foam rollers is the countless number of ways that you can use them. One of the easiest techniques is by getting in the “crab crawl” position with the foam roller placed under one of your legs. As you glide back and forth, the roller will massage the calf muscle. continue reading
Reduce Rheumatoid Arthritis Joint Pain With Massage
Do you suffer from the chronic inflammatory joint disorder known as rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? If so, you aren’t alone. According to the Arthritis Foundation, approximately 1.5 million people in the U.S. have the disease (source). While it’s more common in adults over the age of 35, both men and women of all ages can develop RA.
To better understand RA, you must first take a step back to view how the body responds to foreign invaders. When bacteria, mold or other invaders attempt to enter and attack the body, the immune system responds with its own attack. With RA, however, the immune system views the soft tissue surrounding the joints as foreign invaders; thus, creating a wide range of unpleasant symptoms. continue reading