The Benefits of Massage for Diabetics


Benefits of Massage for Diabetics – More Than Just “Me Time”

The benefits of massage are well-documented for all types of people—athletes, geriatrics, pregnant women and more. But did you know that therapeutic massage has benefits for diabetics as well? Without good blood sugar control, a diabetic can become more susceptible to complications with the disease, including to neuropathy, kidney and heart disease. Massage has a few benefits that can help prevent these issues:

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