Judo Therapist: Learn About Judo Therapy

Judo Therapy: Effect of Manual Therapy

With manual therapy, vital functions including muscles, bones, circulation system (i.e., blood), the nervous system, and the secretion system (i.e., lymphatic) are stimulated and vitalized to help and quicken the recovery of functions.
What effect does manual therapy have on the body? The main effects of manual therapy are introduced below.

• Muscles loosen and joint motion becomes smoother.
• Muscles loosen and the range of joint movement increases.
• Muscle tension is relieved, and pain is released.
• By blood vessels, secretory glands and tips of subcutaneous nerves, blood vessels widen and give a feel of warmth.
• Elements of fatigue are excreted by improving lymphatic flow and fatigue is recovered.
• By improving blood circulation, new fresh blood is sent and fresh Ogden and nutrients are spread through the body.
• Both body and mind are relaxed.
• Through strong stimulation, nerve function is suppressed, and pain at ???peripheral sections???? is eased.

These are effects anticipated through manual therapy performed by a judo therapist who has vast knowledge and experience and who has excellent abilities to communicate with the patient.