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Old 03-13-2023, 04:20 PM #2
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Do you drink water after massage, PT or adjustments?
They really should remind everyone to do that, it helps to flush out any toxins that are released during the treatment..
Often those treatments can make you feel a bit sluggish and off until the junk has cleared our system.. Plenty of fluids helps to do that..

Most treatment tables are well padded to protect clients from bumps and such..
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