Elements Massage of Warren Offers March & April Massage Special to Anyone With MS

Warren, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/02/2016 -- Massage therapy promotes positive short-term and long-term benefits to individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS), according to Deanna Cimino of Watchung, New Jersey, who was diagnosed in 2012 with the chronic disease that attacks the central nervous system.

Since 2013, Cimino has seen the same seasoned therapist at Elements Massage of Warren as an alternative to physical therapy and has experienced dramatic results including relief of pain and muscle spasms related to the disease. Cimino began first having problems with MS in 1998 until it became progressively worse and also suffers from fibromyalgia.

"Massage therapy significantly reduced the pain and anxiety of this terrible disease that I have been battling for over a decade," said Cimino. "In addition, it has helped me to relax, improve my sleep and blood circulation. I not only feel relief right after a massage but over time I have felt my MS is more manageable with regular treatments. My therapist Natasha at Elements Massage literally "saved me" in helping me cope and sustain a much more normal lifestyle."

"We are happy to help customers such as Deanna who suffer with MS with our massage treatments," said Elements Massage Owner Ferry Firmansjah. "With all our customers, we customize-design a therapy program. In Deanna's case, we found Swedish massage was helpful in relieving her symptoms of MS but each client's situation is unique and different techniques or therapists may be needed."

Doctors believe that massage strokes and friction promote muscle and connective tissue fibers to relax and stimulate blood flow. The effect of this on MS patients can cause profound pain suppression and a greater ease of muscle movement. Although not a substitute for physical therapy, massage therapy has helped relieve muscle spasms, improve blood circulation, alleviate pain and reduce mental anxiety in MS sufferers.

With several seasoned therapists on staff, Elements Massage of Warren is offering individuals with MS a 50 percent discount off the regular walk-in rate for massage services during the month of March and April. In addition, Elements is giving away two free massages every week to clients, who suffer with this chronic disease during these months.

About Elements Massage of Warren
Elements Massage of Warren offers several highly-experienced massage therapists at its modern, "relaxing" studio with convenient hours for customers. Located at Pheasant Run Plaza, 177 Washington Valley Road, in Warren, New Jersey, Elements employs many therapeutic modalities and techniques, customized for each customer and provides Swedish, sports, deep tissue, trigger point, hot stone, and prenatal massage. Therapists also incorporate other techniques including reflexology, myofacial release and shiatsu, and offer pediatric massage for younger clients.

Call 732-667-5500 to schedule a massage or walk-ins are welcome. Check us at elementsmassage.com/warren, Facebook (facebook.com/elementswarren) or Twitter (@elementswarren).

About Elements Massage
Elements Massage stands out in the massage and therapy industry by remaining a specialist in massage-only services. Clients continue to appreciate that approach, as highlighted by the company's industry-leading customer satisfaction. Elements has a net promoter score of 71, which is at least 20 points higher than any other retail massage chain and comparable to brands like Apple, Amazon and Marriott.

Elements Massage is headquartered in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and owned by WellBiz Brands, Inc. The company also owns Fitness Together Franchise Corporation (Fitness Together), which franchises one-on-one and small group personal physical fitness training studios. Elements began franchising in 2006 and has more than 160 locations in 29 states.

For more information about Elements Massage, please visit http://www.elementsmassage.com.

Media Contact:
Contact Person: Nicholas Spadavecchia
Contact Number: 732-713-3187
Email: njspadavecchia@gmail.com
Url: http://www.elementsmassage.com/

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Highlands Ranch, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/11/2016 -- If you speak to Jamie Rusignuolo, competitive swimmer, ironman and triathlon athlete of Watchung, New Jersey, swim competitions are an endurance sport and all about "drills, drills, drills." But one secret to her success she will tell you is to "relax, refresh and repair" through regular massage therapy.

"If you don't balance both muscle tightness and soreness, injury is likely just from sloppy form because swimming is such a technical sport," Rusignuolo noted. "Massage balances the knots that stretching does not. With all sports, injury and in-balance can cause compensatory injuries, but particularly with swimming where sacrificing form is sacrificing the entire practice of it."

Since August 2013, Rusignuolo has undergone 90-minute weekly massage treatments with massage therapist Natasha Ordaz at Elements Massage of Warren. Treatments are customized to loosen and relax her tight and sore muscles resulting from Rusignuolo's grueling 6-day-a-week training schedule. "Since I'm a multi-sport athlete, massage is great for my circulation for all soreness, because if I have pain or tightness in one area, it often leads to five other problems. I can stretch my arms and back all day long, but when I get a massage, it hits certain spots that a stretch will never accurately relieve."

Research findings from the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) show that massage acts to improve performance, reduce pain, prevent injury, encourage focus and shorten recovery time. Massage affects the cardiovascular system and dilates blood vessels, which helps them work more efficiently to promote circulation. The increased and enhanced blood circulation helps to relieve muscle tension, reduce soreness and make for a faster recovery.

"Preventing injuries is important because it's dangerous to train while on a medication or anti-inflammatory that can numb pain. If something isn't right, you need to feel it so you can stop doing what you are doing. Massage is great because it's your own blood that heals you, and keeping the circulation flowing is what makes muscles repair themselves," said Rusignuolo.

"Jaime is one of several athletes who look to Elements Massage for reducing muscle inflammation following a strenuous exercise workout," noted Elements Massage Owner Ferry Firmansjah. "Our massage therapy helps with pain relief, building muscles and expedites their recovery. Massages not only feel good on their muscle tissues, it's actually good for athletes since it heals without relying on painkiller and/or anti-inflammatory medications."

About Elements Massage of Warren
Elements Massage of Warren offers several highly-experienced massage therapists at its modern, "relaxing" studio with convenient hours for customers. Located at Pheasant Run Plaza, 177 Washington Valley Road, in Warren, New Jersey, Elements employs many therapeutic modalities and techniques, customized for each customer and provides Swedish, sports, deep tissue, trigger point, hot stone, and prenatal massage. Therapists also incorporate other techniques including reflexology, myofacial release and shiatsu, and offer pediatric massage for younger clients. Call (732) 667-5500 to schedule a massage or walk-ins are welcome. Check us at http://elementsmassage.com/warren, Facebook (http://facebook.com/elementswarren) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/elementswarren).

About Elements Massage
Elements Massage stands out in the massage and therapy industry by remaining a specialist in massage-only services. Clients continue to appreciate that approach, as highlighted by the company's industry-leading customer satisfaction. Elements has a net promoter score of 71, which is at least 20 points higher than any other retail massage chain and comparable to brands like Apple, Amazon and Marriott.

Elements Massage is headquartered in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and owned by WellBiz Brands, Inc. The company also owns Fitness Together Franchise Corporation (Fitness Together), which franchises one-on-one and small group personal physical fitness training studios. Elements began franchising in 2006 and has more than 160 locations in 29 states. For more information about Elements Massage, please visit www.elementsmassage.com.

Media Contact:
Contact Person:Nicholas Spadavecchia
Address:9092 Ridgeline Blvd. Suite A
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
Phone: 732.713.3187
Fax: 303.663.1617
Email: njspadavecchia@gmail.com
Url: http://elementsmassage.com/

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