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January 2006

Americans more stressed, massage is relief

Thinking about adding massage services to your practice? Here is some food for thought. According to the “New Year, New You” Study — a national telephone survey of 1,000 U.S. adults sponsored by Brookstone, the product development company and specialty retailer — 56 percent of Americans said they experienced more stress in 2005 than in 2004, and are adopting new methods, such as massage therapy, for reducing stress and relaxing.

The study found that a majority of Americans believe massage is an effective way to relieve stress and one of the best ways to relax. In addition, most consumers would like to receive a massage product or service as a gift.

Key findings reveal:

  • Seventy-six (76) percent said relaxation is very important to health and wellness;
  • Seventy-three (73) percent rated getting a massage as either extremely relaxing or very relaxing;
  • Sixty-nine (69) percent agreed that regular massage therapy is an important part of overall physical health and well-being;
  • Fifty-two (52) percent would like to receive a massage product or service as a gift.

Sources: Brookstone, www.brookstone.com/; PRNewswire, www.prnewswire.com.

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