Face and head massage by Naturopath Brandon Raynor

[@Haze1434]

Whether one believes in Energy Centres and Chakras or not, this massage looked amazing. I bet it feels great.

[@brandonraynor]

Absolutely

[@danrobinson1729]

It's me!!! Thanks so much for uploading this Brandon

[@brandonraynor]

Very welcome Dan!

[@mastermind3005]

Cutie 😉

[@S19Fitness]

@@mastermind3005😂😂

[@djking44151]

I'm not sure I'm entirely sold with the explanation, or 'science' behind this, but I can't deny that this looks like an exceptional massage. It must feel amazing afterwards.

[@brandonraynor]

Fair enough!

[@priscillafrye2951]

I had a massage like that one time when I got a facial, it was so magical, maybe even better than a neck and back massage. It's so stress relieving, it's hard to explain.

[@zachd4693]

Yeah, the only scientifically supported benefit of this is stress reduction

[@christopherbennett6571]

Because there is no science. It's just stress relief. In a week or so, he'll be feeling normal but with a much lighter wallet.

[@aaronc4899]

@@christopherbennett6571 Medical science in general is still primitive in many fields. Doctors can't heal you: only your body can heal itself. There are still many mysteries about the mind and body.

[@billbrasky8525]

I love the way this was shot: the lighting, the angle, the dialogue, the relaxed nature of the room. Great stuff.

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks Bill. Yeah it was a beautiful setting in rural New Zealand.

[@katykab00m]

Your band concept (even just the tiny bit I’ve learned from watching your videos) has changed my life! My calves have been so knotty and painful for over a decade and now my knees and feet are out of whack. I thought my entire lower legs were one giant knot and I would just try to self massage the most painful areas but never really make any lasting progress. Just being aware of how the bands run through my legs I’ve been able to target one band and actually loosen it up a bit. It didn’t take long before my knees popped back into place. I feel like if I’ve made so much progress knowing very little, if I actually got a Brandon massage the relief would be incredible!

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks Katy. I look forward to meeting you one day

[@maxdagg-heston4962]

Are you sure?

[@robinw2613]

@katykab00m have you tried taking potassium or magnesium supplements? I have found that if I don’t take them, I deal with really bad leg cramps, especially in my calves. It would be interesting to see if you are low on these levels.

[@flouserschird]

I almost fell asleep to this video. Luckily the advertisement woke me up. Happy no sleep 5am morning 😅

[@tenbroeck1958]

I love the explanations and history. I am also falling asleep at moments because it seems so relaxing

[@brandonraynor]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Lee-ox2vn]

Shocked how many people in this comment section dont know TCM. good techniques, subscribed

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks Lee Welcome!

[@Abby-fw3hd]

Wow this looks so relaxing!! I wonder how he feels after

[@brandonraynor]

He felt great

[@heathermkdg]

That kind of massage would feel amazing. So many times the therapists just rush through massaging the face and head. You should come to FL!

[@asmrguy29]

Broooooooooooo please bring this goodness to the US!

[@brandonraynor]

Green card application in progress!

[@s.s7337]

@@brandonraynor Where are you from?

[@corinicole3444]

@@s.s7337 born in Ottawa to a British mother and Australian father.

[@katykab00m]

I second that!! ❤

[@goodiesfeats2252]

I wish he wouldn't

[@finaltouchpro648]

Wow Mr Raynor! The weight loss is impressive! Looking great bro.

[@brandonraynor]

Thank you

[@MuazNorAzmi]

i am also a certified sport masseur + certified tradisional masseur. From my experience, if you have headaches better do MRI and MRV( for nerve) , then the doctor told there is nothing wrong. You may proceed to any masseur or therapist.

[@shartazokhan1043]

That is probably easy for people who live in contraries with universal health care. I definitely wouldn't want to see the bill of an MRI in the US.

[@brentrichards1200]

People in the US have insurance. It's a simple co-pay.

[@Kay-cp8tg]

@@brentrichards1200this is such a hot take. Even in the US if you can afford to get insurance the copays can still be ridiculous. The cost of copays under my parents insurance has doubled in the last 3 years. We can’t even afford to see our primary care physician anymore.

[@ThatOneFlyYouCantKill]

​@brentrichards1200 I live in the US and my state insurance was revoked because my family got food stamps lmao.

[@emmagouder46]

I will. Literally travel to NZ for this. Chronic face and neck problems can't find a solution. This is the treatment I need.

[@brandonraynor]

I have a lot of great students in New Zealand and it’s a beautiful county but I am now back in Australia but planning on a trip to Canada in June

[@brandonraynor]

Would be great to have you attend one of our courses.

[@tcohen1215]

Talk to a dentist. You may have trigeminal neuralgia

[@joseph-the-seventh]

Will you be doing treatments in Canada? How can I sign up?​@@brandonraynor

[@brendagaddy9827]

Wonderful. I love this. Will you every come to America and teach this to massage therapist

[@brandonraynor]

Yes ! I am now living in Missouri and will be teaching in Vermont in June! Please see www.raynormassage.com/massage-training-vermont/

[@smiswilson]

That is incredible to connect the neck and toe, or neck and sacrum i must learn and the feeling of energetic block vs tension

[@brandonraynor]

It is amazing the interconnectedness of the human body

[@brandonraynor]

www.raynormassage.com/st-louis-missouri-raynor-massage-therapy-training-classes-in-fenton/

[@leahnavotas8026]

Whats the purpose of taking a deep breath while doing the massage?

[@brandonraynor]

It helps a person relax and be able to receive deeper massage

[@kengilreath1915]

Another good Brandon educational massage video!!!

[@dolam]

What is going on with the client’s ear?

[@vickythefist7062]

Had an indian head massage and it literally took 10 uears of my face . I had wrinkles i didnt know i was causing through frowning with stress . So relaxed afterwards on facr for days after

[@brandonraynor]

Nice

[@PrincessofPeace444]

Did you find this service in the States? I've been looking! I'd love to get this done

[@nurc7829]

Terimakasih suhu ilmunya,jadikan aku muridmu

[@squidburton1387]

You have such a wonderful accent, I love hearing you talk

[@brandonraynor]

Thank you

[@algotzaunders9127]

Vet inte om jag tror på ’forskningen’ bakom detta men hade gärna provat ändå, det är ju någon slags massage och ddt är ju nästan alltid bra.

[@rolandrothwell4840]

I'd love this guy to do the same head massage for me. I'm so envious! The man is brilliant and thorough. The only issue is, as a nurse, if someone (patient) has neuralgia, you need to be very careful not to trigger an attack. Tell the therapist

[@brandonraynor]

Thank you

[@johnjoiner18]

I wish that I could get one of these massages.

[@brandonraynor]

Come to one of our courses. I am teaching in Vermont in June www.raynormassage.com/massage-training-vermont/

[@NoNo-qn7xf]

Doc has a beautiful smile!

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks

[@AbdullahMikalRodriguez]

Source: trust me bro

[@cenryil]

"charge more money so you get better clients" has to be one of my favorite lines

[@cristinabusacca6398]

Dan is so calm 😊 and brave .

[@brandonraynor]

He was a great student and I am proud of him

[@Maart3nSl3g3rs]

Great for asmr. The greater the bs, the more tingles I get. Lots of tingles here.

[@brandonraynor]

Perhaps your just delusionally arrogant and can’t appreciate that other people know things you don’t?? Probably never thought about that before.

[@kirillzaharov2946]

Hello from Russia ❤ Watching your channel for years)))

[@BrandonRaynor-yy2tu]

Hi Kirill. I have always wanted to visit Russia

[@madarauchihathetruesavior4081]

At least he's not screaming in pain like most of his victims

[@BevFenix]

All part of the act lol They get right into the role don’t they?

[@TOPGLEE22]

I was screaming when I saw those teeth

[@dante666jt]

He is no more a victim.

[@dante666jt]

​@@BevFenixare you nuts?

[@mredmond8393]

Why are they screaming? It shouldn't be painful should it? Who wants that

[@Melody_See]

I just found this video and am only 8 minutes in, but i find it interesting that i instinctively rub the areas around my eyes into my jaw and above my ears almost every night before i go to sleep.

[@brandonraynor]

Nice

[@RedTitan5]

Very relaxing to watch

[@brandonraynor]

Glad you enjoyed

[@dolam]

His explanations are pseudoscience, but I bet that massage is amazing.

[@Goldeneye3336]

How is feeling through touch pseudo science ? Riddle me this you silly goose 😂😂😂😂

[@jens2049]

@@Goldeneye3336 you sound insufferable

[@brimstonefootsteps4332]

What type of "energy" are you working with and how do you quantify the quality of it? I understand the tension aspect but the rest is rather undefined and confusing for me. Charge more for better clients? Shouldn't "medical" treatments be available to those who need it?

[@brandonraynor]

I am not sure exactly what you mean by quantify the quality of it? Are you saying medical practitioners should work for free while everyone else like plumbers, lawyers, farmers, bus drivers etc charge for their services. I am really not sure where you are coming from? The government is controlled by the orthodox medical industry and only subsidise orthodox medical treatments not massage therapy. Why do you want massage therapists to live below the poverty line so they have to have another job to get by?

[@brimstonefootsteps4332]

@@brandonraynor I never suggested that anyone should have to work for free but targeting a higher level of income does seem to leave a lot of people out. Even in western medicine poverty level individuals can find treatment. It was just the comment about charging higher prices to bring in "better customers" is what made me pause. I do believe at the end of the day a worker deserves their wages. I am still interested in what "energy" is being used to assist the patients.

[@brandonraynor]

The energy is loving that I use to get rid of darker energy

[@brandonraynor]

I always ask my students do they want to massage as a business or as a charity or a combination. When massaging as a business we want to get the most profit. When massaging as a charity we want to help the most deserving. Most people are not inherently wealthy just to massage as a charity. Massage therapists that don’t charge enough become needy of charity and then often have to give up massaging and take on a higher paid job. Then the world loses a good massage therapist. A good charity needs a good business to pay the bills. Also many people do not appreciate something that they get for free or cheap. When they put in some hard earned money into paying for a treatment they often value the hard work that the therapist puts in more. Also it’s easier to discount from a high rate for people that need charity than to charge more for people like lawyers that earn $500 an hour

[@vwmullen]

@@brandonraynor It's nice that you reply in the comments. Your remark in the video left me scratching my head too, but I recognize that it was an off-the-cuff statement that one shouldn't analyze too deeply. It sounds like the idea is to charge more so that you can afford to give the client the best experience. The same reason that a steakhouse will cost more than a McDonald's or a Denny's even though they are ostensibly the the same thing (prepared meals). You don't want to be the fast food of massage.

[@Sandie70]

Where is this class located?

[@brandonraynor]

Www.raynormassage.com . This particular class was in New Zealand

[@miketaggard309]

Wait wait hold up, what do you mean by creating chi balls and concentrated chi laser beams? How can I learn this? Is it possible to use this for self-defense?

[@brandonraynor]

Yes of course. You could study Qi Gong

[@carlosvalenzuela6961]

Even thought the massage is relaxing I can still hear the echos of “can you feel that Shane”

[@brandonraynor]

I hope to catch up with him next month

[@carlosvalenzuela6961]

@@brandonraynorI never noticed you responded until now , just want to let you know you videos are amazing and thank you 👍

[@Liberty_Freedom_Brotherhood]

This looks super relaxing

[@brandonraynor]

It is!

[@Liberty_Freedom_Brotherhood]

Breathing out the negative energy, awesome idea 🙌

[@brandonraynor]

Yes! Thank you!

[@trilobitegibon]

First time i see Brandon performing a relaxing massage instead of a high preassure torture session

[@brandonraynor]

I was just warming him up

[@EVRENSELADAM]

I watched your videos by crying having so much backpack since 2014 getting worst every year will get crazy very crazy so hopeless tried everything everything 😢😢😢😢😢 health is the most richness in the life

[@brandonraynor]

Got to let that backpack go

[@landrover153]

Lost me when he said you want to charge more to get better clients.

[@brandonraynor]

You like massage therapists to be poor?

[@landrover153]

@@brandonraynor Not at all. While I understand that you are demonstrating in a class, it seems to me like an unprofessional remark to make on a video being seen by the public on KZbin.

[@dante666jt]

It's his channel and he said an opinion based on his professional experience. Don't like it, you may leave. Thanks​@@landrover153

[@ttominable]

There is not any malicious intent with this comment, it’s a genuine question. I’ve had certain “alternative treatments”, as some people would call it, for my back pain but they seem to work only for a short period of days after and then the pain returns. do you think something like this, on the right area of course, would last any longer?

[@brandonraynor]

Yes this will last much longer

[@wesleysullivan8047]

Perhaps you need to heal the underlying condition causing the back pain. This could be muscle imbalance for instance (some muscles too strong and overcompensating, while other muscles too weak)

[@spiceweasel]

@@wesleysullivan8047 do drugs?

[@mixingpaint7724]

@@spiceweasel that isnt what they said at all lmao

[@spiceweasel]

@@mixingpaint7724 I was asking him a question cause he offered his analysis without offering his technique.

[@TWHowl]

I have literally never heard a single person complain about a massage lasting too long 😂

[@jaded4519]

Love your video. I suffered Ramsay hunt syndrome 3 years ago and my left side still has not healed proeprly. I done the massage and focused on my left side....when i got to my ear area had so much vibration when I put pressure there and slightly painful but I felt relief which is good. Do you recommended anythinfmg else for facial nerve damage? Kindest regards Jade

[@brandonraynor]

Hi Jade Nice to hear from you! I would recommend hand massage also for the face especially the side of the face and foot massage for front and back of the head! Let me know how you go

[@jaded4519]

Thank you so much x

[@BelRiose2000]

Is there any writing about "bands" or is it just Brandon's idea?

[@corinicole3444]

Hi, Raynor Massage is a fusion of different massage and bodywork modalities with some original techniques and concepts as well. To answer your question, Raynor Bands have some overlap with meridians in TCM (including Tui Na) and Shiatsu and sen lines in Thai Massage. However, the main difference is that Raynor Massage Bands are always palpable. As in, you should be able to feel them as you're massaging which isn't always the case with sen lines or meridians. Also, the pressure points he uses generally align with acupressure points and/or marma points (from Ayurveda).

[@brandonraynor]

I have recently put out some videos about them

[@brandonraynor]

Raynor Massage Bands of Tension Part 1. Brandon Raynor teaching in New Zealand. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5vYkHeki6ytmdE

[@DoctorMarkJames687]

I want to see some adjustments

[@brandonraynor]

I have to take out the adjustments

[@zatamastudios]

USA we ready for you

[@brandonraynor]

Sounds like a plan

[@luxinfinite]

as soon as I started doing that massage in between my eyebrows i felt how I had a lot of tension there, and I even started having a headache after waking up that tension

[@brandonraynor]

Make sure you breathe deeply and drink plenty of water after

[@DCxSkateboarding]

You definitely just fucked up your head because you didn't go to a doctor or get it done by a pro

[@finnericson4392]

How can I get a Raynor massage? I'm completely broke among other things, but man do I need something like this.....

[@brandonraynor]

Where are you located?

[@sheilanau6973]

Im located in Arizona. There is one woman here who has done accupressure massage for a long time. I suffer from bone spurs in the heels of my feet and it is debilitating at times! I'd love to have a session with you ❤ kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqGskI18qaZnrJY

[@ama8541]

Why do you start at the under the eyebrow?

[@brandonraynor]

Its an area that gets very tight and blocked in many people and it clams the mind and allows people to breathe deeper by working there first.

[@themadscientest]

I tried to watch this and was knocked right out.

[@Fahad60839]

Your body has improved from before, keep going 👍👍👍👍

[@brandonraynor]

Thank you

[@aduckofsomesort]

A fast paced massage can be energizing. Pacing should depend on how the client wants to feel.

[@aduckofsomesort]

Also that“quality client“ comment… People with more money can be completely awful clients and people with no money can be really good clients. The amount of money someone has does not determine how they behave.

[@brandonraynor]

Nothing to do with how much money a person has. It depends on the value that a client places on the treatment that determines whether they are a better client or not. A common way, but not the only way, that value is measured is by price. If you listen to my other videos you will clearly see that I often talk about whether students want to do massage as a business, as a charity or as a combination. The majority of the people that attend my course need to make a living out of massaging so either want to do it as a business or as a combination. If people want to do it purely as a business then you want to get the highest hourly income that you can as the number of hours per week that you can do of this kind of work is limited. If a person wants to do this work as both a business and charity then the business side of their work should be the side that makes them enough money to both cover all their living expenses and pay for their charity. If a person that wants to this purely for charity then they should still figure out a way to figure out who the best clients would be. That would be those that are most deserving but also those that are most appreciative and wanting to work with the therapist to get better. It’s important to not take one sentence out of context.

[@Stepqen]

If I’m honest, I feel that having a slight breeze on my head helps me. Like don’t breath into my face but if it’s a little breeze of breath on my hair then that’s fine, I sleep with a fan for white noise and the cool breeze.

[@shartazokhan1043]

As a former rotating shift worker, I can relate.

[@levih.8786]

100% not even comparable

[@wendynelms808]

Who would like to volunteer to have a face and neck massage today? My hand shoots up!!

[@plewis7673]

If you are ever visiting the UK you treatment would be life changing for. I have struggled with the physical symptoms of chronic stress for years. My sports therapist has been brilliant with my back and shoulders but the tension in my face, head and neck causes floaters and wooziness which I can seem to kick

[@brandonraynor]

I will be teaching in London in September. I don’t do private treatments but I have a lot of students in the UK that do

[@tw1nklz]

Look up "Dave Taylor Raynor Massge" he is our instructor in the UK and is an excellent massage therapist and wonderful human.

[@sANDER1998155]

Whats a nateuropath?

[@brandonraynor]

Someone like a natural doctor

[@ronanburke1184]

Someone with no medical training 😄

[@renyvega4432]

I do have a medical degree and Mr. Raynor knows perfectly well what he's doing. In fact, he's one of the best in the industry. Sometimes getting a degree isn't possible by certain conditions.

[@Tiggim0n]

I need this OMG

[@Bigkingmonster408]

5:56 he opens his eyes

[@onumismata]

Thank you for warning

[@lastcrazyhorn]

I have serious pain under my eyebrows. Is that abnormal?

[@brandonraynor]

It would be a sign of tension and energetic blockage in my opinion

[@thesinfultictac5704]

I didn't know John Malkovich had a long lost Australian Brother

[@localcryptid42]

He does not sound Aussie man Source: Australian.

[@gavinprosser]

done some of the moves to myself and it felt lovely......Out of interest in england the person would wear gloves in case of spreading something from skin contact. Can you not get the same effect with gloves on? Example patient could have coldsore(herpes) and then you have a small paper cut etc and spread it? Love the videos and not trolling just genuine interested how it works in other countries as i know in england we can some times be over the top with everything ps is there any oils that can be used on the face?

[@brandonraynor]

Hi Yes you have to always be careful if you have any cuts. I would disinfect them with tea tree oil after if I had cuts.

[@brandonraynor]

I generally don’t use oils on the face but I have heard of people using evening primrose oil.

[@machinemungee32]

Brother I would love for you to use me as a show and tell!!!

[@brandonraynor]

Come to one of our courses!

[@machinemungee32]

@@brandonraynor I’m in Texas

[@tomnicholls9455]

So relaxing to watch!! And the guy on the bed I good looking!!

[@erichenry386]

0:19 NICE

[@henryholloway5656]

you realize you have a line between your eyebrows, right?

[@blake6636]

Are you originally from America or have a parent from America? Your accent is very interesting.

[@brandonraynor]

No. I was born in Canada but lived in the US for ten or more years and in Australia for 30+ years. Married to an American

[@soulocclusion]

Its not energy points its foramen supraorbitale and foramen infraorbitalerrr

[@brandonraynor]

That’s probably on the outer surface. Energy points are underneath muscle. Just like when a person dies the muscles are still there but they no longer have life force in the body.

[@TrueCrimeRyann]

@0:17 someone is packing

[@dennisjones44]

I NOTICED THAT TOO !!!!!!

[@Anthony-qs3in]

My gay eyes went straight there 😋

[@JTScott1988]

Ikr. Saw it bounce when he laid down

[@JTScott1988]

@@Anthony-qs3in mine too lolz

[@travelchannel304]

Me too. Thats where I start too.

[@lelukeless]

I coined this technique, which I personally invented and crafted through the decades, as "scolding hot lead pipe forced through the cranium".

[@brandonraynor]

That’s funny because I call it the hot iron rod through the head

[@chubbywubby90]

Is that tim walz

[@brandonraynor]

No

[@Jimmy33561]

Are there any peer reviewed scientific studies backing up the claims you make in this video?

[@brandonraynor]

No it’s too expensive. The government should fund such studies but unfortunately they are beholden to the global pharmaceutical industries and their drug approach to most health problems.

[@SB-ns4nw]

I 100% thought it’s Xiaomanic as I saw the thumbnail

[@asceticblur]

"That's why I charge more money. So I get better clients." - Yoda

[@Pfhorrest]

"Charge people more money so you get quality clients" because richer people are automatically higher-quality?

[@brandonraynor]

No because people appreciate what they pay for.

[@the_whetherman]

Ever heard the expression “skin in the game?”

[@acgraphics1139]

Yes

[@squalloogal]

I just keep looking at his ears… 😳

[@mister_cardinal9865]

Why am I watching this?

[@brandonraynor]

That’s a question only you can answer

[@hippostix]

Legit thought this was Xiaomanyc 🤦‍♂️

[@brandonraynor]

Ha I watch him sometimes!

[@ericad3878]

Ok.. I’m ready lol. When do I leave lmao

[@brandonraynor]

Ha where are you located? I teach all over the world

[@bigdawg7067]

wow . he has lost a lot of weight !! looks good on you brandon !!

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks Big Dawg

[@dsolo3250]

I need a volunteer... hey you in the back with the bones, get on the table.

[@iodfusj]

I thought that was Bashar

[@Albert-Martinez.S]

por un momento pensaba que era papa giorgio

[@Greenygreen511]

All that wasted energy he threw down could help charge the electric cars of the future

[@brandonraynor]

Don’t worry it was taken up by plants

[@Ocelot35]

Indeed. You never wondered why your phone can sometimes last for longer on 1% battery? You're gripping it tighter, creating a laser of qi that maintains the charge.

[@treix3360]

that's some real bullshit but the massage itself is nice

[@brandonraynor]

@@treix3360 that’s kind of rude but complimentary at the same time

[@PeterKristl]

Don't breath on him, but he will breath on you for sure...

[@MM-es9mr]

A blanket over his bottom half might make him more comfortable

[@brandonraynor]

It’s a bit late since this was filmed a few years ago….

[@grinchlette]

Why use so much pressure? More is not always more.

[@brandonraynor]

I use enough pressure to get rid of chronic tension

[@Ocelot35]

If you don't use enough pressure, the energy just starts spraying out everywhere. The Chinese think of the body as a can of Pepsi. It gets shaken up in our day to day lives. When we begin the massage, we're opening the can. Never take the lid straight off. You'll make a mess.

[@sanny27]

Watching this because the guy is cute

[@Terlob]

This dude is trying so hard to hide his pain, lol.

[@sinkoprvi3477]

Complete quack pseudoscience in terms of this being "real," but the massage, as a massage, looks pretty great.

[@brandonraynor]

Quack pseudoscience….. right. You mean an extremely effective massage. Or do you call everything based on traditional Asian healing methods pseudoscience and quacks because of some sort of bias that you have?

[@sinkoprvi3477]

@@brandonraynor My only bias is the one towards the scientific method. Nice attempt at labelling me prejudiced, but those tactics are dirty, so give them up ASAP if you want anyone to respect you. If these theories are not falsifiable, they are not scientifically applicable as anything except placebo at best. No actual study or theory has proven "energies," or whatever system you use. It really doesn't matter if it's "traditional" or old or from some area people like to ascribe to being healthy, it's simply not real.

[@brandonraynor]

@ wrong. Just because something isn’t proven doesn’t mean it isn’t real. That’s very unscientific of you. It just means it hasn’t been proven

[@sinkoprvi3477]

@brandonraynor not incorrect, but that also doesn't mean it *does* exist, either. So when you make a video saying it does exist, and showing its utilities, it's up to *you* to provide the evidence of it existing. You can't just say "it COULD exist" and then go on as if it does. The burden of evidence is on you to prove the existence of this system that you are showing as real and working. You cannot hide behind "it could be real, you never know." You started the discussion with the video!

[@Lucybest]

Nice😅

[@brandonraynor]

Thanks 😅

[@aundraeblackwell2949]

Charge more money for quality clients. What doed he mean by quality?

[@brandonraynor]

@@aundraeblackwell2949 People that appreciate the massage and will work with you in the partnership model of medicine

[@Lukeakashade]

Cant believe you don’t have to wear a mask in Aussie

[@brandonraynor]

In Queensland where we lived we only had to wear a mask for a week during the pandemic

[@Tony-dp1rl]

Great game ... guess the minute the word Chakra (which is Hindi for dead cat) pops up, and see who gets closest without going over. As soon as the word comes up, the winner gets to block the channel and follow their Third Eye to the next pretend medicine channel , where the game starts over.

[@brandonraynor]

Sounds like you found some good acid

[@MelodyL]

“You want to charge more so you get quality clients”? Oof.

[@brandonraynor]

Some people don’t appreciate things that are cheap