The Circulatory System benefits from therapeutic massage in two of its components: Venous System and Lymphatic System.

In the superficial or subcutaneous circulation it relaxes the muscles and the fascia. This effect relieves congestion that blood vessels may suffer.

It diminishes the viscosity of the blood, by the own relaxation of the smooth muscles of the blood vessels.
The hyperemia created by the massage activates the entrance of the interstitial fluid in the blood vessels.
And as we all know an improvement in circulation implies better muscle function.

The massage therapy collaborates in the Return Venous, also improving the circulatory drainage since it has a positive effect on the venous valves.

With regard to the lymphatic circulation, the massage therapy prevents the stagnation of the lymph that gives rise to the edema. (which manifests itself in many people with swollen feet and hands).

Among other benefits, massage therapy avoids vascular congestion and favors the circulation of lymph.

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Effects of massage on the nervous system. Relaxation and anti-stress massage.

In massage maneuvers, we are directly linked to the nervous system.

The great sensation of wellbeing is given by the Vegetative Nervous System. This system is linked to the hypothalamus and the endocrine system.

The effect of massage on the Parasympathetic Nervous System produces relaxation in people and the following benefits are obtained in the patient.

• Brain waves of deep relaxation are increased.

• Decreased muscle tension.

• Improvement of the quality of the dream.

• Reduction of substances related to anxiety, among other benefits.

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References

http://www.ugr.es/~marroyo/docs/temas/TEMA%204.pdf