Stone therapy

Since ancient times, the energy of stones has attracted people to themselves. Many cultural civilizations believe that stones remember everything that happened on our planet, and even in the entire universe. In China, the use of hot stones to relax tired muscles dates back to the reign of the Shang Dynasty (2000-1500 BC). In Taoism, jadeite belongs to the most balanced stones and expresses the essence of Yin and Yang, therefore it is used in treatment both for stimulation and for calming.

Stone therapy is an ancient art of healing through massage using stones. This is a multifaceted technique that combines ancient practice with a modern level of knowledge. The specific energy of the stones eliminates tension and stress, neutralizes negative energy, redistributes energy from areas where it is in excess to those areas where it is insufficient, brings a sense of harmony with the environment, a sense of peace and balance, causes relaxation of the body at the highest level. During the procedure, you will receive a powerful recharge and a huge surge of strength. Stone therapy sessions help to unlock positive memories, gain emotional, mental, physical and other balance.


Stone therapy is a method of thermotherapy. Exposure to hot stones causes mainly systemic reactions:

• sweating and intense hyperemia;
• increased metabolism;
• an increase in the number of red blood cells and leukocytes in the blood, an increase in the bactericidal activity of the blood;
• relaxation of smooth muscles;
• arousal of the parasympathetic nervous system;
• reduction of respiratory rate and heart rate;
• general calming effect and deep relaxation;
• decreased excitability of the nervous system.

Indications for stone therapy: stress and its consequences; depression; chronic fatigue syndrome; physical and emotional overstrain; local muscle tension; headaches; delayed lymphatic drainage; decreased skin tone; suitable for clients who are looking for new sensations.

Contraindications:
• any surgical intervention in which nerve fibers have been damaged;
• diseases that cause damage to nerve fibers: neuropathies, diabetes, etc.;
• any condition in which massage is contraindicated;
• any condition in which physical therapy is contraindicated;
• skin conditions that can worsen when using moisture and heat;
• exacerbation of any chronic disease;
• acute infectious diseases;
• any bulky neoplasms; persons in a weakened or exhausted state;
• all autoimmune diseases and immunodeficiency conditions;
• varicose veins;
• pregnancy.