Metal therapy

Metal therapy is an alternative practice that uses metals to improve physical and emotional well-being. Below are its benefits, differences with wood therapy , and the metals commonly used:

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Benefits attributed to metal therapy:

1. Energy balance : Certain metals are believed to interact with the body's electromagnetic field, promoting energy flow.

2. Anti-inflammatory properties : Some metals, such as copper, are traditionally used to relieve joint pain.

3. Improved circulation : Cold or hot metal tools can stimulate blood and lymphatic circulation.

4. Muscle relaxation : Massages with metal rollers or spheres to release tension.

5. Thermal effect : Metals such as stainless steel retain cold or heat, applied in local therapies.

Differences compared to wood therapy :

In which cases is Metal Therapy recommended?

1. Physical and muscular ailments

• Muscle or joint pain :

  • Metal tools (such as rollers or spheres) are used for deep massages that seek to relieve contractures, stiffness or discomfort in areas such as the neck, back or legs.

  • Copper is popular in ancient traditions to reduce inflammation or treat arthritis.

• Post-workout recovery :

  • Cold metal massages to reduce inflammation after intense exercise.

2. Aesthetic and circulatory treatments

• Lymphatic drainage :

  • Metal instruments (such as steel gua sha ) to stimulate the elimination of fluids and toxins, reducing swelling or edema.

• Skin improvement :

  • Metal facial rollers (e.g. jade or steel rollers) to promote circulation, skin oxygenation and reduce wrinkles.

• Cellulite reduction :

  • Combined therapies with metal tools to break up fat nodules and improve skin texture.