Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（六）

Acupoints and Finger Pressure Method for Treating Knee Joint Pain

Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（五）

Acupoints and Finger Pressure Method for Treating Lumbar Sprain and Chronic Low Back Pain

Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（四）

First, connect the navel and the pubis into a line, divide this line into five equal parts, and the acupoint at the 1/5 position counted from the bottom is called the “Zhongji” point. This acupoint can not only enhance vitality but also has a special effect on the urinary system. …

Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（三）

The “Zhongwan” point is an essential acupoint for treating gastrointestinal diseases. It is located at the center of the line connecting the lower end of the sternum and the navel. When pressing this point, lie on your back, relax the muscles, press firmly with your fingers while exhaling slowly, remove …

Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（二）

Acupoint Massage for Common Diseases（一）

Acupoint massage（一）

I. Acupoint: Spleen Meridian (Spleen Earth) Location: The radial side of the thumb. Operation: ① Tonifying the Spleen Meridian: Make the child’s thumb slightly bent. The operator uses the surface of the thumb to push straight along the radial edge of the child’s thumb towards the root of the palm, …

Ear massage points-Erjian Point (Tip of the Ear Point)

The ear is seen as a miniature hologram of the human body It is no accident that the ear, the hearing organ of the human body, is shaped like an upside-down fetus. Traditional Chinese medicine theory believes that the ear is closely related to the internal organs and limbs of the human …

Auricle Massage Method

Editor’s note: “Lingshu Oral Question”: “The ear is also the place where the lineage gathers.” Modern bioholographic theories also consider the ear as a “miniature version” of the entire human body. Therefore, massaging the ears has a similar effect to a full-body massage. On the occasion of the National Love …

Acupoint massage

Acupressure refers to a TCM nursing operation technique that uses techniques such as pressing, rubbing, pushing, holding, kneading, pinching, trembling, and beating to act on specific acupuncture points of the human body under the guidance of the basic theory of meridians and acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine, and through local …