acupressure

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A mode of arresting hemorrhage resulting from wounds or surgical operations, by passing under the divided vessel a needle, the ends of which are left exposed externally on the cutaneous surface
technique of applying pressure to specific pressure points to improve the flow of energy
is a non-invasive form of bodywork similar to Shiatsu It is an Asian form of bodywork based on meridians and corresponding acupuncture points to address the physical and energetic concerns of the client The practitioner uses their fingers, thumbs and knuckles to apply pressure
is a form of bodywork in which the practitioner uses thumbs, fingers, palms, and elbows to stimulate points along the Chinese energetic meridians of the body Popular forms include shiatsu and jin shin do
Therapy which involves pressing points on the body with the fingers to alter the internal flow of chi in order to strengthen it, to calm it, or to remove a blockage of the flow The acupressure points are aligned along the body meridians
treatment of symptoms by applying pressure with the fingers to specific pressure points on the body
A therapy in which acupuncture points are stimulated with the hands
A non-invasive way of encouraging the body to heal itself through stimulation of specific acupoints on the body, using massage The therapist will use deep, focused finger pressure to manipulate acupuncture points to restore and harmonize energy flow for optimum physical and spiritual health
A type of Oriental healing art based on ancient Japanese and Chinese medicine A practitioner puts pressure on specific points on the body with his or her fingers in order to relieve pain and discomfort, prevent tension-related ailments, and promote good health Acupuncture - The Chinese practice of gently inserting fine needles into the body at specific points to cure disease, relieve pain and balance the energy systems in the body
Chinese massage technique releases muscular tension thorugh applying pressure to specific points
In this process, the channels through which chi, or life energy, flows are opened by putting pressure on or by massaging certain areas of the body
A variation on Chinese Acupuncture, where the use of fingers are employed, instead of needles In China this is also called G-Jo, word used for first aid, and in Japan this action is known as Shiatsu
An ancient Chinese system of healing based on apply finger pressure and massage to meridians (energy points) which releases muscle tension related ailments
a method of massage in which pressure is applied to specific acupuncture points with the fingers
Application of pressure to energetic pathways (meridian points or channels of the life force) of the body, which stimulates and promotes healing and the maintenance of optimum health
technique of applying pressure to acupuncture points rather than using aneedle; firm pressure is applied in a massage-like fashion over the selected area for several minutes
Acupressure is a form of acupuncture in which fingers and thumbs rather than needles are used to press chi points on the surface of the body Acupressure relives muscular tension, which enables more blood--and therefore more oxygen and nutrients--to be carried to tissue throughout the body This helps promote physical calmness and mental alertness, and aids in healing by removing waste products Many researchers now believe that, like acupuncture, acupressure triggers the release of endorphins, the neurochemicals that relieve pain (2)
An ancient Chinese treatment based on the theory that chi, or vital energy, circulates in the body along energy pathways, or meridians, linked to different organ systems Finger pressure is used on acupoints to stimulate and rebalance energy, and to treat ailments such as tension, menstrual cramps, and arthritis
Similar in theory to acupuncture but without needles, involves putting pressure on specific points on the body
Finger pressure applied at predetermined strategic points along the body’s surface to have a positive impact on all levels of functioning, including emotional, mental and spiritual
Similar to the Chinese art of Acupuncture, this healing modality employs finger pressure, rather than needles, on the energy (chi) blocks, located within the Chi Meridians, which carry the Chi Energy or life force throughout the body The free flowing Chi helps to maintain optimum good health
An ancient form of Chinese medicine using finger tip pressure on the meridian points of the body to channel energy
Finger massage that releases tension by applying pressure to the nerves
An ancient Chinese treatment based on the fact that chi, or vital energy, circulates in the body along energy pathways, or meridians, linked to different organ systems Finger pressure is used on acupoints to stimulate and rebalance energy, and to treat ailments such as tension, menstrual cramps, and arthritis
A combination of acupuncture and massage in which the thumbs and fingertips apply pressure massage on pressure points along the acupuncture meridians
{i} traditional Chinese method in which illness is treated by applying manual pressure to the body at specific points
Acupressure is the treatment of pain by a type of massage in which pressure is put on certain areas of a person's body. a treatment for pain and disease that involves pressing your hands on particular parts of the body (acu- (as in acupuncture) + pressure). or shiatsu Alternative-medicine practice in which pressure is applied to points on the body aligned along 12 main meridians (pathways), usually for a short time, to improve the flow of vital force (qi). Though often referred to by its Japanese name, shiatsu, it originated in China thousands of years ago. A single point may be pressed to relieve a specific symptom or condition, or a series of points can be worked on to promote overall well-being. Some studies suggest that acupressure can be effective for certain health problems, including nausea, pain, and stroke-related weakness. Risks are minimal with cautious use. See also acupuncture