Why your body feels sore — and simple ways to feel better, including when massage therapy helps.
Long hours at a desk, hunching over a phone, or slouching while standing strain muscles and joints. Over time this commonly leads to neck, shoulder, and lower back pain.
Emotional stress triggers a physical response—your body tightens. This often results in tight shoulders, stiff neck, and tension headaches.
Repetitive movements or heavy lifting can overwork muscles, leading to aches, stiffness, or soreness. Even beneficial exercise can cause pain if recovery is skipped.
Sitting or lying down for long periods reduces circulation and weakens muscles, causing discomfort—especially for people with sedentary jobs or long commutes.
Poor sleeping positions, an unsupportive mattress, or insufficient rest can trigger back pain, shoulder aches, and overall fatigue.
Sometimes aches are linked to arthritis, fibromyalgia, or infections. If pain persists or worsens, consult a qualified healthcare professional.
Massage therapy helps release tension, improve circulation, and restore balance to your body.
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Most common body aches stem from daily habits like posture, stress, overuse, inactivity, and sleep issues. With consistent self-care—and the support of professional massage—you can reduce discomfort and feel better every day.
