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Conditions That Benefit from Massage + FSM Autoimmune conditions (RA, lupus, Hashimoto’s) Chronic pain syndromes (fibromyalgia, myofascial pain) Post-surgical inflammation Long-COVID or chronic fatigue Fibromyalgia Scar tissue tightness Swelling, puffiness, or water retention

Your lymphatic system relies on healthy fascia to flow freely. When fascia becomes restricted or develops adhesions, it can compress nearby lymphatic vessels, making it harder for lymph fluid to circulate. This leads to:

Adhesions are bands of scar-like tissue that form when layers of fascia or muscle stick together after injury, surgery, or chronic inflammation. Instead of gliding smoothly, these tissues become restricted — creating tightness, pain, and limited mobility. When adhesions form near lymphatic vessels, they can block or slow fluid movement, leading to swelling, congestion, and a heavier feeling in the body. Addressing adhesions through gentle therapies like massage, microcurrent

⚡ Microcurrent Therapy for Burn Scars and Tissue Regeneration Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a non-invasive therapy that uses low-level electrical currents to: Stimulate cell repair and regeneration Reduce inflammation and nerve pain Improve blood flow and oxygen to damaged tissue Soften and remodel scar tissue at the cellular level Decrease hypersensitivity and numbness in nerve-damaged areas FSM is gentle, sub-sensory (you won’t feel it), and ideal for working wit

While your body is healing from a major procedure like open-heart surgery or bypass surgery, it creates scar tissue to close the incision. But this scar tissue is denser and less flexible than your original tissue, which can cause discomfort as it matures.

Can massage actually reduce post-surgical fibrosis? Let's explore the science behind this and the potential benefits of massage therapy.