emember the difference between those silly French words, and who made them.up in the firstplace anyway? Strangely enough, it was a Dutch man, Dr. Johann Mezger (1839-1909), who decided to use French words to describe the movements of massage, and even the word "massage" itself. The words for someone who p

emember the difference between those silly French words, and who made them.up in the firstplace anyway? Strangely enough, it was a Dutch man, Dr. Johann Mezger (1839-1909), who decided to use French words to describe the movements of massage, and even the word "massage" itself. The words for someone who p

emember the difference between those silly French words, and who made them.up in the firstplace anyway? Strangely enough, it was a Dutch man, Dr. Johann Mezger (1839-1909), who decided to use French words to describe the movements of massage, and even the word "massage" itself. The words for someone who p