Mitsui Thermal Therapy
Mitsui Thermal Therapy is a thermal massage created by madam Tomeko Mitsui from Japan.
Helping the body's natural healing functions - Mitsui thermal therapy was founded to cure both mental and physical illness .
Low temperature bodies have weak defence system that allows easy onset of diseases.
Mitsui thermal therapy relieves and improves illnesses and status of one's body by a method of heat massage treatment.
Sickness in the body is caused by congested blood circulation
The blocking of the capillary vessel as a cause of fatigue muscles, as well as cell wastes left by the immune system fighting off pathogens are the ones responsible congesting the blood circulation.
When a concentrated heat is directed to the area that contains these illnesses, they will show a hot sensational reaction as a result. These bad substances are cleansed away by the blood circulation and antigens with the help of the heat concentration which then the hot sensation calms down.
At the same time the nucleus being of immune system that is the white blood cells increase in numbers. Therefore the natural healing capabilities and the immune system are strengthened.
Among other list of many illnesses, cancer can also be treated with Mitsui therapy.
Heat therapy treatments improves health and immunity from illnesses/diseases as well as helping the body's natural defence system to become more efficient. Lot of users for this reason in the past and present prefer to use the method of heat therapy above others.
* Helps significantly with the following illnesses.
Stress
Shoulder
Back Disk
Neck
Knee, Ankle & Foot Pain
Elbow Pain
Tired
Rheumatiz
Menstrual Pain
Constipation
Insomnia
Nervous System Disease
Sports Injuries
Asthma
Blood Pressure
Cancer
Diabetes
Thyroid
Pricing(base $50 p/hour and $20 for each additional half hour thereafter):
$50 1 hour
$70 1.5 hours
$90 2 hours
$110 2.5 hours
$130 3 hours
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24, 287 Victoria Rd, Rydalmere, NSW, 2116
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