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Healing Touch Acupressure

Acupressure encourages the body to promote natural holistic healing. Precise stimulating pressure is applied to certain points (acupoints), to ensure the free flow of qi.

Before applying any alternative medicines therapy, you should be aware that many of these therapies have not been evaluated in scientific studies. Often, only limited information is available about their safety and effectiveness.

Acupressure Meridians and Acupoints

Acupressure Meridians and Acupoints

As per Traditional Chinese medicine doctrine, there are more than 2,000 acupuncture points on the human body connect with 12 main and 8 secondary pathways termed as meridians. Chinese medicine practitioners believe these meridians carry vital energy, or qi, between organs.

Acupressure benefits

Qi regulates overall physical and emotional balance such as; spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical balance. Qi is influenced by the opposite forces of yin and yang. When yin and yang are balanced they work together with the natural flow of qi and support the body achieve and maintain health. It is accepted belief that Acupressure can balance yin and yang, unblocked and normalize natural flow of energy, thus restores health to the body and mind.

Acupressure treatment for diseases

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