Physical Wellness

Giving A Massage Can Be Good As Well As Receiving It, Study Proves [VIDEO]

By Carrie Ball | Update Date: May 04, 2017 09:07 PM EDT

The human touch can be as important as nutritional food. The body needs to be touched in order to function well. A recent report indicated that giving a massage can be beneficial, as well as receiving one.

How Massage Can Benefit The Body

Massage can be very good for the body. The human touch has a healing feel on the person. When one gives it, not only is it beneficial to the one who gets it but is also beneficial to the wellbeing of the person giving the act, as reported by Excel With Business.

Giving a massage is like rhythmic meditation. The person giving it out can feel what the receiver is feeling on a subconscious level. This act can then be moved on as a career and then will benefit the person who is giving out the act of soothing others.

Couples Can Benefit From This

A research indicated that couples enrolled in a course to give and take massages from each other had the tendency to cope with stress together. The couples were enrolled in a three-week class. After each class, the couple admitted that there was an improvement in each of their wellbeing, according to Express.

Massage is well known for relieving stress and muscle tension. When couples give and take through this activity, this can be a way to strengthen the relationship and a way to help each other in their everyday hurdles.

Other Benefits For People Giving And Receiving It

Meanwhile, there were also studies that found massage to be good with insomnia, digestive disorders,, and headaches. Touch therapy is a way to calm a person's body. Each touch from a person can actually heal and soothe a certain portion of the being.

There are those who feel cared for when given the massage. For those also giving the act of massaging, the satisfaction in helping others can also help in the wellbeing of a person. The calming experience can be with the person receiving and also to the one giving it.

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