- Acupressure MLD Massage LLCGulf View Square Mall
9409 US Highway 19 Space 423
Hudson, Florida 34669
727-597-8479 Hours
Mon10am - 9pmTue10am - 9pmWed2pm - 6pmThu10am - 9pmFri10am - 9pmSat10am - 6pmSunClosed
- Testimonials
My first visit with Anselmo Reyes, Acupressure Massage was by accident and the best accident I have ever experienced. I was walking and saw his sign and stopped in and he was busy and an hour later I went back. My time waiting was rewarded by this visit. I have continued to use him and will always. I had numbness in my hand and pain in my shoulder and needed surgery. After my 1st visit it was better, and decided... Read more »
I stopped in on a whim. Had a 20 min chair massage. What a difference! My neck and shoulders felt so much better. Then followed up 1 week later. This time I had a massage/acupressure for 20 min on table. I think I preferred the table over the chair. I also had trigger finger in my thumb. It’s now completely gone. No more pain. I only wish I lived here in FL so I can come on regular basis.
... Read more »I lived with pain for years and was at the point that I thought I needed neck surgery. I could barely move and in excruciating pain. Within 30 minutes of seeing Anselmo I had full mobility of my neck that I hadn’t had in years with no pain. He is a genius. I cannot say enough about what he’s done for me.
Barbara W

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7 Things You Never Knew About Massage
There’s nothing quite as relaxing as receiving a massage from a licensed therapist. Just a brief 30-minute session can relieve built-up tension, promote blood flow, and flush toxin-filled liquid out of your system. But this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the practice of massage therapy.
#1) There are Hundreds of Different Types of Massage
While most people are familiar with Swedish and Deep, there are hundreds of other types of massage that shouldn’t go unnoticed, some of which includes myofascial release, pediatric, sports, Balinese, Anma, Esalen, Reflexology, and Shiatsu. continue reading
Massage Therapy Promotes Health and Longevity In Seniors
Seniors are the fastest-growing demographic in the U.S. According to the government-fun organization Administration On Aging (AOA), there were 39.6 million Americans 65 years of age or older in 2009 (source). This number is expected to double by 2030 to 72.1 million. With such a large percentage of the population entering their “golden years,” it’s important for the general public to take a proactive approach towards seniors’ health and well-being. continue reading
How Massage Therapy Can Relieve Your Tension Headaches
Tension headaches are one of the most common types of headaches, affecting tens of millions of Americans each year. They are characterized by shooting pain in the head, scalp, neck and surrounding area. While most people treat their tension headaches with acetaminophen or similar over-the-counter pain relievers, massage therapy can prove to be just effective, if not more effective.
The Scoop on Tension Headaches
What makes makes tension headaches unique is how they are created. Scientists and doctors are still trying to determine exactly what happens when a person experiences a headache. The brain is an incredibly complex organ with an estimated 100-500 trillion synapses, and the more we study it, the more we realize just how little we know about it.
With that said, doctors have pinpointed the cause of tension headaches as built-up muscle tension – muscles in the head or neck which remain constricted. continue reading
Stretching Tips to Keep You in Shape
There are many ins and outs of stretching; both literally and figuratively. Some of the most appealing aren’t always the best ones. It is going to likely hurt a little when you stretch muscles that haven’t been stretched in a while, and even ones that just haven’t been worked out every single day. But do not over stretch, or stretch to a place that is far more uncomfortable than necessary. It is possible to get seriously injured like that. continue reading
Seven Conditions That Massage Can Help
Do you have the idea that massage is a frivolous luxury? In spite of increasing scientific evidence to the contrary, this notion still persists. Read this, and reconsider!
Massage is good for improved flexibility in muscles and joints. However much we try, we cannot always maintain the correct balances to keep joint and muscle movement optimized. We favor one leg over the other, we bend over our computers for too long, we sit too much – all these practices contribute to imbalances. Through massage, and specifically, active and passive stretching, your massage therapist can bring relief to any compromised flexibility. continue reading