A couple of questions

Is it bad to have massage everyday?

National Institutes of Health say massages reduce stress, promote relaxation and improve moods. Just a few minutes of gentle everyday massage is enough and can make more of a difference than one hour every few weeks.Mar 10, 2019

Is daily massage harmful?

You can enjoy a relaxation massage once a year or two days in a row or even twice a day for relaxation without harm. You can benefit from massage sessions once every week or two to keep your muscles, joints and tissues pliable and in good shape.

Can too much massage harmful?

Medical Reporter Lori Lyle explains. Done right, a massage can help everything from stress and migraines to serious illnesses like Parkinson's and Sickle Cell Anemia. But a bad massage can actually injure nerves and cause muscle spasms and inflammation.

Can you be massaged too often?

Is there such a thing as too many massages when you have benefits like this? Actually, you can get massaged too frequently. Once a week is the most you should go unless you are dealing with pain or high-intensity sports.

How often should you get massage?

It is recommended to be getting massaged at least once every three weeks (or every two) to help aid in healthy tissue repair and reduce pain felt from the intensive workouts that the body is going through. Massage will also help with the accumulation of work-related stress.

Can you get deep tissue massage everyday?

You may seek deep tissue massages daily, a few times a week, or a few times a month for pain. Your massage therapist can recommend a frequency and duration to address the underlying health condition prompting this type of massage.

Is getting a massage every week bad?

In general, weekly sessions are recommended, but much depends on how you feel. If your pain starts to return within a few days, it's time for another massage. If you are still pain free a week later, maybe you can spread your sessions out.

What toxins are released during massage?

Lactic and uric acid build up around muscles causing pain, soreness and lack of flexibility. Massage releases these compounds in the bloodstream and when they are excreted from the body, lowering its overall acidity. Massage also releases creatine which is a natural byproduct of muscle use and strain.