| a) | Improvement of the general circulation – aiding cell growth, repair and nutrition and efficient elimination of waste materials that arise from the production of energy, and debris from any tissue damage or inflammation. As well as being benificial to local tissues improvement in the general circulation can also help improve the health or recovery of most other systems of the body. |
| b) | Enhancements to Lymphatic flow aiding removal of toxins and other cell detritus. |
| c) | Prevention and breakdown of scar tissue. |
| d) | Breakdown of adhesions and fibrous tissue. |
| e) | Increase tissue flexibility. |
| f) | Stimulation of the Nervous System resulting in relaxation of the tissues and thus reduction in pain |
| g) | Stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system which can often have a positive effect on many quite major medical conditions i.e. high blood pressure, migraines, insomnia and digestive disorders |