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Frequently Asked Questions
Browse through the slider to see answers to frequently asked questions about Karada by our customers.
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Is Karada a Chiropractic Treatment?No, Karada follows a Japanese realignment method focusing on posture correction and body balance, distinct from chiropractic adjustments.
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What treatments are available at Karada?We offer a variety of treatments, including: - AP Balance (Pelvic & Atlas Alignment) - Body Treatment (Muscle Therapy & Body Correction) - Foot Treatment (Reflexology & Leg Relaxation) - Karada Stretch (Full-Body Stretching) - Matrix Treatment (Targeted Muscle Stimulation using Probe & Pads) - Combination Treatments (e.g., AP Balance & Body Treatment, AP Balance & Foot Treatment, Body Treatment & Foot Treatment, Karada Stretch & Body Treatment, Matrix Treatment & Body Treatment).
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What is AP/BT/FT?AP (Atlas Pelvis), BT (Balance Therapy), FT (Foot Therapy) – these are specialized Karada treatments designed for body realignment.
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What are the do's and don'ts after a Karada treatment?Do’s: - Stay hydrated - Rest and avoid strenuous activities for 24 hours - Follow aftercare instructions from your therapist - Perform gentle stretching as advised Don'ts: - Engage in intense physical activity immediately after the session - Consume alcohol or excessive caffeine post-treatment - Ignore persistent pain—consult a professional if discomfort lasts longer than a few days.
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Can I take a bath after K-Treatment?Yes, but it is advisable to wait at least 2 hours before taking a bath to allow the body to adjust.
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Can I eat and drink after KARADA?Yes, but avoid heavy meals immediately after treatment. Stay hydrated.
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I feel pain after my session. What should I do?Mild soreness or discomfort is normal. Here's what you can do: - Rest and avoid strenuous activities for 24 hours. - Stay hydrated to flush out toxins. - Apply a warm compress to relax muscles or a cold compress for swelling. - Perform gentle stretching exercises as recommended by your therapist. - If pain persists beyond 2-3 days, it is best to call KARADA for re-evaluation.
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Is it normal to feel sore after a massage?Yes, mild soreness is normal after a massage as your muscles adjust. It should subside within a day or two.
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How will I feel after the massage therapy treatment?You may feel relaxed, rejuvenated, or slightly sore depending on your body’s response.
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How will massage therapy benefit me?It helps relieve stress, improves blood circulation, reduces muscle tension, and enhances overall well-being.
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How often will I need treatments?The frequency depends on your condition, lifestyle, and personal preference. Regular sessions provide the best results.
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What are the conditions not applicable for Karada treatments?- Recent strenuous activity - Heavy menstrual flow - Varicose veins or other skin conditions - Osteoporosis or osteopenia - Pitting edema (swelling and/or inflammation) - Less than 48 hours after injury or accident - Numbness or tingling sensations - Loss of strength in arms or legs - Recent surgery or operation (less than 3 months ago) - Pregnancy - Open wounds, bruises, or burns - Epilepsy or seizure disorders - Severe and unexplained internal pain - Intoxicated clients - Bone abnormalities in upper neck - Cancer patients or recent chemotherapy - Uncontrolled high blood pressure - Heart, respiratory, kidney, liver, and organ failure - Recent stroke, heart attack, or shock - Circulatory conditions (thrombosis, hemorrhage, etc.) - Blood clotting disorders - Aneurysm - Severe spasticity (e.g., cerebral palsy, hemiplegia, multiple sclerosis) - Severe asthma - Fever - Infectious or contagious diseases - Presence of metal plates - Fractured vertebrae or bones - Age less than 7 years old - Very frail, weak, or elderly clients
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What types of injuries or conditions are suitable for Karada treatments?Karada treatments can help with: - Chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain - Poor posture and body misalignment - Muscle tension and stiffness - Mild to moderate joint discomfort - Stress-related muscle tightness - Fatigue and circulation issues - Mild scoliosis (subject to assessment) - Sports-related muscle soreness - Non-severe nerve compression issues *Consult a physician if you have severe conditions such as herniated discs, fractures, or advanced arthritis.
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What are the contraindications to KARADA?Individuals with fractures, severe osteoporosis, infections, or other serious medical conditions should consult a doctor before treatment.
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What age bracket is applicable to receive KARADA Treatment?Generally, individuals aged 7 and above can receive treatment, but minors need parental consent.
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Where are the Karada branches located?Please refer to our LOCATIONS page in the website or contact our main branch for the latest contact details.
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What are the contact numbers of each shop?Please refer to the LOCATIONS page in the website. Contact numbers might change without prior notice.
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What is the price list for Karada services?Please refer to the TREATMENTS & RATES page in this website.
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Who can I contact for concerns or complaints?You can call, message, or email our Branch for immediate response
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How do I reserve an appointment?To reserve an appointment: - Call your preferred Karada branch directly - Book through Karada’s official website or social media pages - Walk-ins are welcome but subject to availability - Advance booking is recommended for sessions with Japanese Sensei or Local Master Trainers.
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Do you offer home service?No, we currently do not offer home service.
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Can I use HMO for the treatment?No. Karada isn't affiliated with any HMO.
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Can I pay for Gift Certificates (GCs) in installments?No, full payment is required for GCs.
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