It depends on the techniques that are used.
Some techniques will stimulate the nervous system (such as some forms of tapotment). This is useful before an athletic event, because your muscles are stimulated.
Some techniques act like a sedative, and are very relaxing (such as kneading, petrissage and effleurage).
However, the effects of massage are more effective on the ANS (automatic nervous system) which houses the PNS and SNS. (parasympathetic nervous system, and sympathetic nervous system, respectivley).
psychoactive drugs
The nervous system can effect your behavior greatly. If you are sick, you feel tired, sick, and you do not want to do anything. There for, your behavior is different than it would be when you were not sick. If your well on the other hand, you feel energetic, an awake. So, depending on how the nervous system is working, it will affect your behavior.from the brain
Alcohol actually affects the whole brain; it's proven that alcohol will shrink a drinker's brain over time. Short term, however, affect the frontal lobes (which are involved in speach, muscle movements, and judgement/decision making). If my memory is correct, the hippocampus (the part responsible for memory, as a matter of fact) is affected as well.
encompasses various behavior modification techniques and theories, including assertiveness training/social skills training, operant conditioning, hypnosis/hypnotherapy, sex therapy, systematic desensitization, and others.
If its negative peer pressure, like people are telling you that you're going to do bad, then it can give you negative thoughts about your own performance which will make you very nervous and so you'll probably mess up. If its positive peer pressure, like someone encouraging or convincing you, then it can give you positive thoughts and help you feel confident about your performance.
Reflexology is one of the modalities of, the more general topic, of massage therapy.
It is less effective for Parkinson's disease and central nervous system diseases and ALS although it does create some improvement.
Per Henrik Ling introduced "swedish massage."
Yes, alcohol's primary effects are on the central nervous system.
central nervous system
Infringements with the law are considered on an individual basis and the best way to find out is to contact the school where you plan on getting your training or the local or state governing agency responsible for massage therapy licensing. This, in most instances, will be the state licensing board for massage therapy.
Lupus can also effect the central nervous system, causing seizures, depression, and psychosis
central nervous system
Yes, Huntington's disease is a central nervous system disorder.
Improvement in posture through changing tension patterns that affect posture.
your hair turns purple
it damages the central nervous system