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Read article →Why does a massage make you feel calmer? A simple look at what happens in your body, and what massage can and cannot do.

Most people leave a massage feeling calmer than when they arrived. There are simple, physical reasons for that.
When we are under pressure, the body moves into "fight or flight": muscles tighten, breathing becomes shallow and the heart beats faster. That is useful in an emergency, but when it happens all day, every day, it becomes exhausting.
Many people also say they sleep better on the night of a massage.
Massage is supportive care, not a treatment for clinical anxiety or depression. If worry or low mood is affecting daily life, please speak to a doctor or counsellor. Massage can sit alongside that care, not replace it.
Make it part of a bigger routine: sleep, movement, sunlight and people you trust.
This article is for general wellness information only and is not medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any health concern.
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