Benefits Of Kinesiology Tape.

Most people are familiar with athletic tape, which competitors use to bind certain areas of the body in order to reduce pain, but kinesiology tape is about as common, often showing up as colorful strips running lengthwise on arms and legs.
A therapeutic tape that’s applied strategically to the body to provide support, lessen pain, reduce swelling, and improve performance. Kinesio tape with blend of cotton and nylon. It’s designed to mimic the skin’s elasticity so you can use your full range of motion. .
The main function of kinesiology tape is not to bind an area, but to encourage mindful movement by giving the wearer tactile information when they start to bend too far and relieve pressure in the area by pulling up on the skin. 
Because of this slight lift, kinesiology tape may allow blood and lymphatic fluid to move more freely, which can provide a small recovery benefit. The tape’s medical-grade adhesive is also water-resistant and strong enough to stay on for three to five days, even while you work out or take showers.
Some physiotherapists think that the tape convey information to your sensory nervous system about pain and compression in your body. Hence all your tissue skin, connective tissue, fascia, muscles contain sensory receptors that feel pain, temperature, and touch. There receptors all contribute to proprioception your brain’s sense of where your body is and what it’s doing. 
Kinesiology taping creates a lift that unloads the underlying tissues. Decompressing those tissues can change the signals going to the brain. When the brain receives a different signal, it’s going to respond differently.
Athletic tape and kinesiology tape are two very different types of support tape used.
Athletic tape’s benefits make it a better choice during the initial recovery phase. Whereas kinesiology tape is better for long-term recovery and protection. Neither one is an overall better tape than the other, each has its specific advantages.
If you’ve suffering injuries taping may help:
Supports the thumb joint
Minimizes movement
Prevents hyperextension
Increases your awareness of the injury
Provides compression
Reduces thumb pain
The Reasons Of Taping:
Treating injuries.
Supporting weak zones.
Re-educating muscles.
Enhancing performance.
Managing scars.
Avoid tape under these circumstances
Open wounds.
Deep vein thrombosis.
Lymph node removal. 
Active cancer.
Diabetes.
Allergy.
Fragile skin.
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