I just got an email the other day with a short interview with Don Tolman about Breast Cancer. It made me think AND it inspired me to keep up my daily Dry Body Brushing. Because now I have another reason to do it.

Also one of my customers shared with me that she and her husband have been dry-brushing for over 20 years and both enjoy great health and beautiful skin ;o)

Once you realise that this 3 minutes a day Ayurvedic treatment does not only keep your breasts healthy but detoxes your whole body, supports your immune system, increases your well-being, fights cellulite and gives you beautiful skin, then you can't help and start making it part of your morning routine. Isn't it amazing that something that doesn't take longer than brushing your teeth can literally extend your life, simply through its detoxing power... When are you going to start?

June 2017: The JOYA Brush has been discontinued.

Cancer patients can benefit from massage therapy in many ways. Massage is proven to boost the immune system, reduce inflammation, increase blood flow, and provide a relaxed state of mind. Research finally shows what people who understand the mind and body connection have known for thousands of years that there is a the positive connection between massage and the nervous system and that massage impacts our health in a beneficial way.

A major benefit of massage as a medical treatment is a sense of peace and calm, created in the meditative state, allowing the patient to calmly deal with emotional issues cancer patients suffers from and also induces healing at the cellular level.

Research into the effects of touch on healing has led the medical community to prescribe massage for cancer patients, who report reduced pain, improved coping skills and self-esteem, and a better quality of life.

A new field called oncology massage is expanding to treat cancer patients. Oncology massage therapists have specialized training in cancer treatments and the side effects of standard treatments.

Cancer patients should discuss the benefits of massage with their oncologists to determine how massage therapy will benefit an individual patient. Most cancer patients can benefit from reduced stress and greater relaxation provided by a massage. Some cancer patients may have conditions that put them at risk of problems during a massage. These patients should have massage only under a health care provider’s guidance and by an oncology massage therapist.