Massage Its Principles And Practice
Massage Its Principles And Practice
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This can be accomplished in one way only, namely, by sending up to the nerve centres stimuli calcu- lated to procure what might be called, in contra-distinction, a beneficent reflex. In massage we have an agent that can directly assist in procuring this reflex, and in massage alone. The technique that should be followed will be clear from what has been said in the preceding chapters.
The first duty is to send up to the posterior nerve roots stimuli which will procure a reflex to counteract the ...stimuli from the injury. This is done by slow, gentle, rhythmical stroking of the surface of the limb. From hand to elbow may suffice, but it is often necessary to make a long, straight, steady sweep from wrist to shoulder, or vice versa. The arm must be hanging comfortably by the side with the forearm and hand firmly supported. In a few minutes the patient will begin to feel the pain " easing off, " and the worker notices that the forearm no longer presents the brick-like resistance to the hand as it passes along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This can be accomplished in one way only, namely, by sending up to the nerve centres stimuli calcu- lated to procure what might be called, in contra-distinction, a beneficent reflex. In massage we have an agent that can directly assist in procuring this reflex, and in massage alone. The technique that should be followed will be clear from what has been said in the preceding chapters.
The first duty is to send up to the posterior nerve roots stimuli which will procure a reflex to counteract the ...stimuli from the injury. This is done by slow, gentle, rhythmical stroking of the surface of the limb. From hand to elbow may suffice, but it is often necessary to make a long, straight, steady sweep from wrist to shoulder, or vice versa. The arm must be hanging comfortably by the side with the forearm and hand firmly supported. In a few minutes the patient will begin to feel the pain " easing off, " and the worker notices that the forearm no longer presents the brick-like resistance to the hand as it passes along.
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