Massage Facts
- Massage therapy increases blood circulation and lymph flow.
- Increases joint mobility.
- Helps to lower blood pressure.
- Helps to relax the muscles.
- Helps to relieve mental stress.
- Helps to remove harmful toxins from the body & much more...
Massage Therapy is a dynamic and rapidly growing profession. Did you know…?
Consumers visit massage therapists 230 million times each year.
A total of 30% of adults say they had a massage in the past five years, compared with 17% in 1997.
The percentage of American adults receiving one or more massages from a massage therapist in 2006 (18%) more than doubled since 1997 (8%).
Among people who had experienced severe back, neck or shoulder pain, the rate of use of massage therapy increased from 14.6% in 1996 to 19.4% in 1999.
Doctors and consumers are turning more and more to massage as an adjunct to regular health practices. 59% of physicians recommend massage therapy to inquiring patients.
Employment for Massage Therapists is expected to increase more than 20% from 2004 to 2014.
Annually, Massage Therapy is an $11 billion to $15 billion industry.
Our massage school in San Francisco , Los Angeles, and other California locations not only gives you theoretical training but also lends you practical hands on massage. Be a part of this rapidly growing profession. Feel free to join our accredited massage school in California.
For any massage therapy questions, please write to us at nhi@nhi.edu