Acupressure

ACUPRESSURE

Acupressure – A treatment of symptoms by applying pressure with the fingers to specific pressure points on the body.

What is Acupressure?

Acupressure is a wonderful healing therapy that helps attain perfect health and harmony. When practiced by an expert, it can eliminate most physical ailments faster than any medical procedure.

Drugless and 100% natural, Acupressure literally resets the human body’s self-repair mechanism. This means ailments are treated from the root cause and not just symptomatically. So once they are gone, they are gone forever. There are no side effects whatsoever. Besides, problems that haven’t yet surfaced, also disappear without a trace. The end result is increased vitality, immunity, and youthfulness.

This therapy needs no invasive diagnostic testing or scanning. All it needs is an experienced and trained Acupressure expert. Many people have been able to avoid complicated medical procedures, surgery, and expensive treatments simply by choosing this amazing, alternative remedy.

How does Acupressure work?

“Throughout our body there are 12 channels or meridians through which flows life force or energy called Qi. This life force is generated through food, water, air, sunlight and so on.

In a healthy individual, the Qi flows uninterrupted. But sometimes when the flow of Qi gets blocked, depleted or interrupted, the result is a disorder in the organ corresponding to the area of blockage. This leads to a diseased state.

All over the palms and feet are many Acupoints, each of which is linked to a particular organ in the body. It is believed that in case any organ or body system is not in perfect health, then at that corresponding point, the patient will feel pain. The remedial action is applying pressure and stimulus to these trigger points. In this way, the acupressurist can release muscle tension and ensure free circulation of Qi, thereby restoring the corresponding malfunctioning organ or system to balance and health. Pressure is applied with the help of fingers, thumbs, knuckles, elbows and other stimulation devices.”