Influence of neck and back massage on the synchronicity of electrical brain activity
Marjan Kulbayeva,
Yelena Shvetsova,
Serik Abdreshov
et al.
Abstract:Due to busy working or learning schedules, people spend a lot of time in a sitting, motionless position, which could cause tension neck syndrome and promote other harmful consequences. Massage has been used for health support for many decades. However, there are a lot of different types of massages with different physiological effects, and our knowledge remains pure regarding the biological mechanisms of massage benefits. The question of the influence of massage on functional brain state attracts scientific in… Show more
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