09/05/2026
Cranial area, prone position; muscles of scapular stabilization working the middle fibers of the trapezius, rhomboids, levator scapulae, serratus anterior, and suboccipital muscles.
🩸💪🏽🏋🏽🤺🏊🏽🤸🏽Muscles responsible for supporting the scapula and clavicle. The only bony connection these bones have with the axial skeleton is at the sternoclavicular joint.
Physiological effects of massage.
🩻🧬🤓On the peripheral nervous system.
The final effects of massage involve a series of mechanisms resulting from several actions that combine and complement each other.
-Mechanical action on the tissues.
-Reflex action on the nervous system.
-Direct action on various organs.
-Psychological effect on the recipient.
The effects of massage on nerve tissue are extremely important and complex.
🎯Depending on whether gentle and slow techniques are applied (Meissner's corpuscles), they reduce pain by releasing natural analgesics in the body.
🎯Or whether deep or rapid techniques are applied (Pacinian corpuscles), they increase the excitability of motor nerves, increase tone, and facilitate muscle and tendon contraction and elasticity.
🌟Contributing to the hyperemia induced by palmodigital friction.
🌟🤓🧬Significantly improving the nutrition of peripheral nerves.
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Thank you Gala Gaytan.