Warming Massage Lotions
For certain complaints or
treatments, therapists and sports people need extra warming up. NAQI has
developed specific warming massage lotions. The lack of scientific research
into the effectiveness of warming products has been the subject of many discussions.
The most important counter-arguments are that warming lotions may cause
vasodilatation which takes blood away from the muscles and that their active
ingredients do not penetrate through to the muscle. NAQI warming massage
products merit important consideration in treatments and contribute to the
quality of the care provided as we will illustrate here
Empirical research
Sixteen male volunteers were
treated with a neutral massage lotion (NAQI Massage Lotion) and a warming
massage lotion (NAQI Massage Lotion Plus) on their thighs. Four massage
techniques were applied: effleurage (EF), petrissage (PE), tapotement movements
(HA), friction (IN). The temperature of the skin and of the muscle tissue at a
depth of 1.5cm was measured before the massage, immediately after the massage
and five minutes after the massage
NAQI Massage Lotion Ultra Plus
An efficient warming lotion
Suited for the treatment of sore muscles, fatigue, warming muscles to keep them
supple
NAQI supplies a very special O/W emulsion with liquid crystals and with
excellent lubrication properties. The lotion is enriched with heating agents based
on Lavandula Hybrid oil, Camphor and Methyl Nicotine. The warming effect is
moderate with a long term release effect
Packaging
500ml, 5L
NAQI Massage Lotion Menthol
The After Sports Massage
Lotion
A special lotion to increase the circulation and to cool the
skin
Clinic and Private Practice
Warming massage lotion with excellent lubricating properties. Warming and
relaxing effect. Highly soothing after sports activities
Packaging
500ml, 5L
NAQI Massage Lotion Cool
The Refreshing Massage Lotion
A pleasant lotion with cooling
and refreshing for after-sports
Sports
Very pleasant during warm weather
and after exercise
Packaging
500ml, 5L
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