Wood Therapy at TrenSpa

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Wood therapy is the practice of using wooden tools to break down fat and cellulite. These tools are used in the therapeutic art to direct pressure to a myriad of problem areas to eliminate body fat.

Modern wood therapy derives from ancient Eastern practices that used wood manipulation as a holistic natural cure and preventative. Recently, wood therapy is exploding in popularity. South America is especially embracing wood therapy, where it is known as maderoterapia.

Wood therapy has several benefits that include relaxation and stress relief. In addition to being super relaxing and stress-relieving, wood therapy can help with: Loosening tight muscles breaking down cellulite and burning fat naturally eliminating toxins in your body boosting metabolism Stimulating blood circulation and lymphatic drainage and much more!

Wood therapy also has all the benefits of traditional massage. Wood therapy is fully natural and safe. There are no detrimental effects from receiving wood therapy. Wood therapy is an unbelievably relaxing experience. 

The above-mentioned benefits are some of the most common ones. But, note that these benefits aren’t scientifically proven ones. Instead, many people who have received wood therapy have experienced the above benefits. 

The best part about wood therapy is that there are rarely any safety risks or side effects. It is because wood therapy is a non-invasive and holistic approach to skin tightening and fat/cellulite removal. 

The only major side effect here is bruising as the practitioner may apply slight pressure while massaging. So, if you’re someone who gets bruised easily, then you may experience slight discomfort. 

But, you can expect the bruising to go away in less than a week!

The wood therapy treats area(s) with pressure to breakdown stubborn fat cells and cellulite which is eliminated naturally through your body. You can get treatments on Abs, Arms, Back, and Legs (front or back)

• Abrasions, cuts, bruising
• Bells palsy, trapped or pinched nerves
• Cancer
• Cardio-vascular conditions (thrombosis, phlebitis, hypertension, heart conditions)
• Fever, contagious diseases, including any cold or flu, no matter how mild it may seem
• Diabetes
• Epilepsy
• Gynecological infections
• Heart problems, angina, those with pacemakers
• Inflammation, including arthritis, neuritis, edema
• Nervous or psychotic conditions
• Osteoporosis
• Pregnancy
• Recent operations or acute injuries
• Skin diseases, sunburn, psoriasis, eczema
• Uncontrolled high blood pressure
• Under the influence of drugs or alcohol-including prescription pain medication
• Undiagnosed lumps or bumps, undiagnosed pain
• Varicose veins

When you decide to receive a treatment such as Wood Therapy, you must consider the consequences and contraindications that it may have.