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"The way to get a better night's rest," are words to comfort one from all those long, hard days on the job. People who seek comfort often turn to a Japanese socialization therapy named Watsu. Watsu is a unique type of submerged bodywork used chiefly for passive deep comfort and mild aqua treatment. Watsu can be characterized by one on one sessions in which a therapist or therapist gently cradles, manipulates, massages and stretches the recipient in shallow chest-high H20. The session could last up to half an hour. A vast range of body fluids have been tapped into including; blood, nervous system fluid, digestive system fluid, bile, and much more.
A research conducted by scientists at the Scripps Clinic in San Diego, California, discovered that individuals who underwent significantly decreased pain levels through a ten-minute semester of Watsu had better results than those who underwent massage alone. Moreover, individuals