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Somata

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  1. Can anyone tell me what Somata means? What is it? It was on my national massage boards and I
    don't know that answer. The choices were Eastern/Western currens, reflexology, joint/motion, or
    gentle rocking

    Just email at [email hidden]

    thanks

  2. G Diamond said:

    Can anyone tell me what Somata means? What is it? It was on my national massage boards and I
    don't know that answer. The choices were Eastern/Western currens, reflexology, joint/motion, or
    gentle rocking

    Just email at [email hidden]

    thanks

    According to a search on Google, it's the name of a spa somewhere (they give a phone number, but no
    address) the plural of "soma" and possibly some sort of muscle relaxant.

    None of those seem to match the answers you offered, I wonder if it was a typo?

    -Chris Zakes LDP Massage Texas

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  3. Chris Zakes said:


    G Diamond said:

    Can anyone tell me what Somata means? What is it? It was on my national massage boards and I
    don't know that answer. The choices were Eastern/Western currens, reflexology, joint/motion, or
    gentle rocking

    Just email at [email hidden]

    thanks

    According to a search on Google, it's the name of a spa somewhere (they give a phone number, but
    no address) the plural of "soma" and possibly some sort of muscle relaxant.

    None of those seem to match the answers you offered, I wonder if it was a typo?

    I'd bet for the plural of soma. At least that's related to the body, and was the question just to
    define it, or was it part of something else?

    sue

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