Wood Therapy Massage

1. What is wood therapy?

Wood therapy uses several different wooden massage-like tools to help break down problematic fat and cellulite. The wooden instruments are used to apply pressure directly to problem areas and basically naturally eliminate excess body fat. The wood therapy treatment we know today is, in reality, based on ancient Oriental wood manipulation that dates back hundreds of years.

2. Are Wood Therapy and Body Contouring the same thing?

Wood therapy and body contouring are not the same thing. They are two different types of treatments with basically the same end goals. Wood therapy works to break down your body fat while body contouring helps to tighten skin and improve elasticity. There is a wide variety of different body contouring therapies, some more surgical in nature than others. Do you research, speak to the experts, and find the correct treatment for your needs.

3. Does Wood Therapy Work

Everyone’s body responds differently to different therapies so this is a difficult question to answer. There are other factors that play into the equation, like age, weight, and frequency of treatment to consider.

4. What are the Benefits of Wood Therapy?

There are a multitude of benefits to getting wood therapy, which is why it is a  great thing to make a regular part of your workout and self-care routine. In addition to being super relaxing and stress-relieving, wood therapy can help with:

5. What are the Benefits of Wood Therapy?

• Loosening tight muscles
• Speeding up your metabolism
• Stimulating blood circulation and lymphatic drainage
• Naturally removing toxins in your body
• Breaking down cellulite and burning fat and more!

6. Is Wood Therapy Safe?

Wood therapy is a 100% natural, non-invasive, holistic massage treatment and is generally considered safe. However, as mentioned you should always consult with your doctor or massage therapist prior to beginning any new treatments just to be absolutely sure that this type of treatment is right for you!

7. What Does Wood Therapy Feel Like?

You may experience a bit of discomfort during your first few sessions as it will be a new feeling for your body. It is important to work with your massage therapist to figure out the right amount of pressure to apply. Some have compared wood therapy to having a child run their toy vehicles up and down your back. Remember to talk with your massage therapist to find the right comfort level for you. Feeling good is all about feeling comfortable.