What is acupressure?

Acupressure is a form of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which relies on pressure on certain body points to ease the symptoms of different complaints. It is also a form of body; Many massage therapists integrate acupressure into their repertoires to better serve their clients. The acupressure session usually leaves the client felt under tension and hopefully it also stresses less. When performing a competent professional, acupressure can also alleviate the range of symptoms. One of the main principles of this medical tradition is the idea that health is governed by the flow of life force or qi through the body. Interruption in this flow can lead to medical complaints because the balance of energy in the body is disturbed. TCM practitioners also believe that the disturbance of Qi flow affects specific organs and that all symptoms may be associated with a particular organ. Each meridian carries Qi in different ways to different organs, so when an acupressure physician diagnoses a problem, he knows which meridian is affected. Meridians tThey are divided into a number of specific pressure points that are used to treat specific symptoms. These points are located by the localization of melons and using landmarks such as specific parts of the body.

In the acupressure session, the client usually lies on the table. Some experts work with dressed clients, others may ask clients to undress. Undressing is more common when the session is mixed with western massage techniques and no massage therapist does not push the client around his level of comfort. The practitioner talks to the client about HE or she is experiencing and practicing usually takes over several fast passage through the body to get acquainted with the client.

Using different pressure levels, the practitioner handles the appropriate acupressure points on the body. Hands, elbows and even tools can be used to exert pressure depending on the client's needs and practicing preferences. How do practicing workE, the Qi flow in the patient's body should even be out, and release the symptoms he complained about. The session can also be very energetic and sometimes katartic because the patient is experiencing a flood of emotions.

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