FLEXOLOGY
Acupressure is a therapy that uses fingers, finger tissues, the back of the hand, knuckles, and palms to impact the position of acupuncture points to activate the body's ability to self-heal and heal through the body—through the meridian system, increasing blood circulation, and balancing qi inside and outside the body.
• Acupressure: Use your finger to press the acupoint. I need to practice solid and accurate fingers, mainly the thumb.
• Pressing acupoints: Using the thumb, base of the hand, and the elbow of the hand to press on the acupoint, the painful area makes the meridians active, clears the blockage, and relieves pain.
• Rub: Use the base of the hand or the fingerprints of the fingers to rub on the patient's skin. The effect of activating meridians, pain relief, and swelling. Before massaging, make two hot hands.
• Touch, Feces, Match: Use 2 thumbprints and fingers to press tightly against the patient's skin then rub up and down in opposite directions. Tightening the skin is Feces. Merging in the direction of each other is Match.
• Phat: Applying light to heavy pressure with two hands over the patient's skin to create a dull sound. The effect of activating meridians, comforting, and softening muscles.
• Punching: Punching with a half fist at the back muscles area to ventilate blood, and relax tendons and muscles.
• Squeeze: Extend the thumb and other fingers to squeeze the diseased area. Squeeze from light to heavy and depends on the patient. Doing heat dissipation to declare complaint, welding area.
According to Oriental traditional medicine, the acupuncture point is the door that circulates the spirit in and out of the body, so when acting on the acupuncture point with an appropriate force, it will help regulate internal disorders in the body, and reestablish balance by yin and yang. Modern medicine also acknowledges that acupuncture points are the intersections of nerves and blood vessels, and have a close relationship with the mechanical activity of the internal organs, internal organs, and circulation. blood and nervous system. So acupressure is always considered one of the non-pharmacological or surgical methods of therapy, but it is safe and highly effective, suitable for all subjects:
• Treat and improve diseases of circulation, blood pressure, and blood circulation, ...
• Relieve headaches, insomnia, and vestibular disorders, ...
• Cure hand tremors, car sickness, toothache...
• Treatment and relief of neck and shoulder pain, back vertebrae, disc herniation, and osteoarthritis...
• Treatment of respiratory diseases such as cough, cough with phlegm, nasal congestion, sinusitis, runny nose, and tonsillitis...
• Treatment of diseases of the reproductive system such as: reducing menstrual pain, menorrhagia, physiological weakness, and uterine fibroids...
• Serving beauty purposes: such as facial beauty, facelift, face fat reduction, nose lift, abdominal acupressure, slimming, weight loss, acupoints to increase round 1...
• Support treatment of other diseases: such as liver detoxification, weak kidney, kidney tonic, antipyretic, diabetic, myopia treatment, stomach pain relief, and cancer treatment...
Thousands of patients choose to treat with acupressure because of the following advantages:
• Rapid relief of acute and chronic pain symptoms without medication.
• Wide range of treatments from internal medicine, surgery, and pediatrics to dermatology.
• Enhance the effectiveness of other treatment methods such as surgery, medication, etc.
• Helps regulate and balance yin and yang in the body effectively.
• Adjust the function of meridians, qi, and blood, organs in the body.
• Restore the function of movement of fibrous weight, bones, and joints quickly and effectively.
• Strengthen, restore, and enhance the vital activities of the body.
• No side effects if acupressure is the correct technique and method.
* What to keep in mind when doing acupressure:
• Do not treat customers who are in a heavy menstrual period.
• Do not treat customers who are suffering from skin diseases, open wounds, infectious diseases, or cancer.
• Do not treat customers who have high and low blood pressure.
• Not treating diabetes clients.
• Do not treat customers who are suffering from appendicitis, gastric perforation, and salpingitis.
• Do not treat customers with high fever, or emergency cases.
• Do not treat customers who are pregnant.
• Do not treat customers who have just eaten or drank alcohol.