Snake Massage

An Israeli health and beauty spa is offering a new service for its customers : A Snake Massage, located in Northern Israel. The treatment consists of six non-venomous snakes, massaging the client’s aching muscles and joints for about $70. Ada Barak’s spa uses California and Florida King snakes, Corn snakes and Milk snakes for the massage.

Barak believes that physical contact with the reptiles can be a soothing experience. She says that she was inspired by her belief that once people get over any initial misgivings, they find physical contact with the snakes to be soothing.

via : MassageDen.com

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Comment by Judi
2009-01-10 20:09:24

I don’t think I’d get much from this. I want a nice deep massage that snakes wouldn’t give. I do see how it could be soothing, though… gentle touching usually is, you know?

A massage sounds good right now too. :)

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Comment by Cashmere
2009-01-12 04:38:21

I would prefer human hands anytime! :P

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Comment by BioTecK
2009-01-12 12:17:07

Hmmm…No thnx…No snake massage for me! :D

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Comment by Granite Worktops Subscribed to comments via email
2009-01-15 00:26:45

Hi Dunn ;)

This is a really interesting subject – I have Arthritis and at the same time used to keep Royal Pythons.

I used to let the wrap themselves round my knees, and arm joints.

As they are made-up of many individual muscles and as they grip tight, but not too tight, they can give you one of the best massages ever!

I have told friends about this and they thought I was weird, but here is the proof!

Thanks for this!

Andy :)

 
Comment by Jim
2009-01-21 00:57:46

I can’t even imagine how that’d feel. I think it’d totally creep me out. It’d be like fear factor!

 
Comment by Mariuca
2009-01-21 14:25:30

Oh no, this is not for me! YIKES! :(

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Comment by Granite Worktops Subscribed to comments via email
2009-01-24 02:07:16

I suppose u could say that it was a bit strange, but what do u do if you have extreme arthritic pain and u are a poor student – oh no mister… lol there are no expensive massage sessions, u gotta improvise lol…

Anyway in all seriousness, it does work!

Cya, Andy

 
Comment by Matt
2009-01-24 02:52:13

That’s just odd. I don’t mind snake, but crawling on my back? No thanks, give me a message with human hands please.

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Comment by John
2009-01-27 15:32:16

I can’t imagine much pleasure in this apart from novelty value.

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Comment by Granite Worktops Subscribed to comments via email
2009-01-28 04:27:40

Hi again,

My advice, is you must try it before you knock it!

Andy ;)

 
2009-01-29 12:39:27

I think, it is better to get an experience of it so as to clear the views.

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Comment by Kate
2009-09-06 06:04:55

A `snake massage’? Now that sounds like a hard thing to sell! I bet the people who do it feel great afterwards though, if only from the adrenalin!

 
Comment by Rob
2010-07-15 19:28:11

Ohhhh, no thanks!

 
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