Savannah Lewis Muscle Mechanic LLC

10/17/2025

BPC-157 is everywhere—from biohackers and Reddit threads to Joe Rogan’s podcast. It's marketed as a “miracle peptide” that heals joints, gut, and even brain ...

10/17/2025

Interesting topic I would love to discuss and would love thoughts, and opinions. Please be open.

Should knowledge be free or used for making money? Would sharing knowledge freely be devaluing the teacher?

I go back and forth with this. I have so much to give but struggle what I should give or what I should share freely without payment. I know my time that is used is worth it but maybe I can be blessed in other way besides money by sharing such information.

Also remembering knowledge is the most powerfully thing anyone can possess because it’s the one thing that cannot be taken away from you.

10/01/2025

Great information.

👉👉👉 Left Psoas and Right QL release technique:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYMRDq8J47o👉👉👉👉 Left Psoas release via diaphragmatic breathing and left ...

08/21/2025

Please stay hydrated 💧🤍

08/08/2025

It truly is an honor to be a safe space for so many individuals. I take my responsibility as an LMT and Lightworker as a gift. I understand wholeheartedly how difficult it is to trust, Knowing that so many people put their trust in me with their healing journey is something I’ll carry on with me forever.

06/08/2025

My self care in order to be apart of your self care.

I always recommend a cervical spine traction pillow to my clients that have neck discomfort. Whether you work at a desk all day or suffered from a car accident years ago.

⚠️ Please note this isn’t for everyone.
the information provided during a session, after a session or on social media is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. consult a medical professional or healthcare provider before starting massage, stretching, exercise or the use of products. I am not a doctor. I am not liable for risks or issues associated with using or acting upon the information that is said or disclosed during a session, after a session or on any social media associated with me or Savannah Lewis Muscle Mechanic LLC.

Be safe my friends.

MA97863 MM45832

05/06/2025

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3324 Commerce Center Ln. Sebring, FL 33870 Unit 101 | Suite 1

813-553-1253

MA93006 MM45831

04/22/2025

Happy Earth Day! 🌱

04/07/2025

I almost posted this without context. This is straight from Google and very accurate.

While both terms refer to people who give massages, "massage therapist" is a more professional, gender-neutral term, while "masseuse" (and its male counterpart, "masseur") is an older term with potential negative connotations and is often used to refer to someone with less formal training

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Massage Therapist:
This term is generally preferred in professional settings.
It signifies a trained and often licensed professional who has undergone extensive education and training in anatomy, physiology, and various massage techniques.
Massage therapists are equipped to address specific physical issues, injuries, and stress-related tension, often working in medical or therapeutic settings.
They may specialize in various modalities like deep tissue massage, sports massage, or prenatal massage.
They are trained to customize treatments for clients with medical conditions and injuries

Masseuse:
Historically, "masseuse" referred to a female practitioner of massage, and "masseur" to a male practitioner.
The term can sometimes be associated with relaxation or sensuality, and may not always imply the same level of formal training and expertise as a massage therapist.
Some massage therapists dislike the term "masseuse" because it can have negative connotations and is sometimes associated with illicit massage parlors.
The term "masseuse" is considered outdated and may carry gender connotations.