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Summary: How to protect the feet after foot massage in this free alternative medicine video.

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John Cleary John Cleary works at Serene Moments Health Spa and is a certified massage therapists. Serene Moments Wellness Spa has been in business for 6yrs. They do bodyw... read more

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How to Protect the Feet After Massage

`To relieve the pressures of the foot is one thing but to relieve the whole foot, you want get some movement in there. Make sure everything has a range of motion. You want to flush everything out as before. Flush. Flush. All you are doing is taking your thumbs and open hands. Feels like a metal vice, not real tight, but like a squeegee. You just flush it towards the heel. Then we take our cooling foot spray once again. Very little of this product is necessary. This is another natural product. Then we place the sock on. `

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