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Cécile Giroud et Yann Stotz ont décidé de traduire leur r***e de presse franco-belge en langue des signes ! C'est Yann qui s'y colle et cela prend alors une tournure invraisemblable...

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Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes agréés - FQM Des massothérapeutes agréés formés avec les plus hauts standards de qualité!

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When it comes to your massage, communication is key for the best experience. We have detailed a few of the things that you should tell your massage therapist to get the most out of your massage!

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Massothérapie et stress : soutenir la santé physique et mentale Un stress continu constitue un prélude à une spirale en santé mentale. La massothérapie est une méthode de soutien à la gestion du stress.

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After a massage, your muscles are releasing chemicals and it's important that you stay hydrated. What are your favorite things to extend that euphoric feeling after a massage?

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Cerebro-spinal nervous system: we do look a little creepy under our skin :)

Cerebro-spinal nervous system is the portion of the nervous system in vertebrates comprising the brain, cranial nerves, spinal cord, and the spinal nerves concerned with transmission of impulses from sense organs to the voluntary muscles.

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Les courbatures ou les douleurs après un massage | Le Réseau Pourquoi certains clients ressentent des courbatures ou des douleurs après un massage? Découvrez les raisons qui se cachent derrière cet inconfort.

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Ever wondered what the nerval connection between your brain and your arms looks like? You can see it in this awesome photograph of the so called brachial plexus :)

The brachial plexus is responsible for cutaneous and muscular innervation of the entire upper limb except for the trapezius muscle and an area of skin near the axilla. It is the pathway for every informational exchange between your brain and the muscles of your arms and hands.

Lesions thus of course lead to severe functional impairment of the upper extremity. Cutting the brachial plexus would be like cutting a cable to an electric device, no information from the brain/power supply would reach the device.

The brachial plexus is divided into Roots, Trunks, Divisions, Cords, and Branches. It makes it kind of rough to learn but the organization of this nerval structure is amazing!

Here is a schematic illustration of the brachial plexus:
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11 choses que votre massothérapeute aimerait que vous sachiez Découvrez 11 choses, dans l'ordre et dans le désordre, que votre massothérapeute aimerait que vous sachiez afin de vous offrir une détente en profondeur.