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is a book for the average person that gives you every- thing you need to know about giving and receiving massages. I highly recommend this book." —Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series I've received massage from experts around the world and have become somewhat of an expert in the

is a book for the average person that gives you every- thing you need to know about giving and receiving massages. I highly recommend this book." —Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series I've received massage from experts around the world and have become somewhat of an expert in the

is a book for the average person that gives you every- thing you need to know about giving and receiving massages. I highly recommend this book." —Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series I've received massage from experts around the world and have become somewhat of an expert in the

is a book for the average person that gives you every- thing you need to know about giving and receiving massages. I highly recommend this book." —Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series I've received massage from experts around the world and have become somewhat of an expert in the

is a book for the average person that gives you every- thing you need to know about giving and receiving massages. I highly recommend this book." —Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series I've received massage from experts around the world and have become somewhat of an expert in the

back to the pair of American brothers who were responsible for bringing massage to the United States from Sweden — Charles and George Taylor. The Taylor brothers shared sim- ilar interests, obviously; they both became doctors, both went to Europe to learn these new techniques, and they both wanted t

back to the pair of American brothers who were responsible for bringing massage to the United States from Sweden — Charles and George Taylor. The Taylor brothers shared sim- ilar interests, obviously; they both became doctors, both went to Europe to learn these new techniques, and they both wanted t

back to the pair of American brothers who were responsible for bringing massage to the United States from Sweden — Charles and George Taylor. The Taylor brothers shared sim- ilar interests, obviously; they both became doctors, both went to Europe to learn these new techniques, and they both wanted t

back to the pair of American brothers who were responsible for bringing massage to the United States from Sweden — Charles and George Taylor. The Taylor brothers shared sim- ilar interests, obviously; they both became doctors, both went to Europe to learn these new techniques, and they both wanted t