Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupressure
Description
Over the last decade, acupuncture and acupressure have become quite popular as major branches of alternative medicine. These medical practices are an integral part of Traditional Chinese Medicine and have a history of over 1000 years. While acupressure involves applying pressure to special points distributed across the body, acupuncture involves inserting needles at these points. Both acupressure and acupuncture are very beneficial as they help relieve a number of problems from headaches to stress to back aches to pregnancy related issues. Acupoints are points mapped out along these meridians; they are gateways for the entry and exit of energy in the body. Acupoints are also called xue and tsubo. There are almost 350 acupressure points across the body. When the flow of energy is blocked at any of these acupoints, it causes diseases, aches and pains. The ailments could affect any of the organs along the meridian. The imbalance can be corrected by simply applying pressure to acupoints. Applying pressure stimulates the acupoints and corrects the imbalance. Thus, it restores health.
TCM has already evolved thousands of years! Thousands of years of successful testimonials. I will introduce you six acupoints which generate amazing effects in the nick of time to avoid tragedy happened to your beloved ones!
Who this course is for:
- Acupoint, Acupressure, Chinese Medicine
- For the beginner to enter the basic knowledge of TCM
