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What is the Best Time for a Massage?
Choosing the right time for a massage can make a big difference in how effective the session is for you. Different times of day can offer different benefits depending on your needs and lifestyle. Find out in this article which time suits you best and how to get the most out of your massage. More information...
Massages in the morning
A massage in the morning can help you start your day energetically. It stimulates your muscles, makes your body more flexible, and helps you wake up. This is ideal for people who suffer from morning stiffness or just want an active start to the day. In addition, a morning massage can help promote mental clarity, making you more alert and focused during your daily tasks.
Benefits of a morning massage
- Increases alertness and energy
- Reduces morning stiffness
- Stimulates circulation for a productive day
- Helps improve flexibility
- Relieves muscle tension after a night of sleep
Massages in the evening
An evening massage is perfect for relaxing after a long day. It helps calm your body and mind, allowing you to sleep better. In addition, evening massages can help release built-up tension and stress from the day, contributing to a deeper and more restorative night's sleep.
Benefits of an evening massage
- Promotes deep relaxation
- Relieves stress and tension after a busy day
- Prepares the body for a good night's sleep
- Reduces muscle pain and fatigue
- Supports a natural sleep cycle
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About MediRelaxa
MediRelaxa fixes your back pain and mobility while you experience ultimate relaxation at your home or office.
We are based in Westerlo, Belgium and deliver our massage chairs throughout Europe.
- Free delivery in Belgium and the Netherlands
- Up to 5 years warranty
- Personal installation
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Giovanni Vaes
Managing Director