Independently Published
Acupuncture Points: The Natural Chinese Medicine Guide and Practices for using Acupunture Points, Meridians, Needles and Tools for Healthy Living
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- Sam Peller
- Independently Published
- Paperback
- 9798689196718
- 9 X 6 X 0.15 inches
- 0.24 pounds
- Medical > Dermatology
- English
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Did you ever wonder how acupuncture works? This book strips away the mystery. Each acupuncture point has unique functions, which are explained in plain English for the non-acupuncturist.
Acupuncture is a recovery technique that originated a lot of years back from Traditional Oriental Medication (TCM). This practice would depend on the theory an imbalance in energy triggers medical ailments and mental health disorders. TCM theories proves that the body contains essential life energy called chi; whenever your body and brain will work correctly, chi should undertake the body's vigour stations. These stations are called meridians and may be bought at sure factors during your body. Based on the custom, sometimes chi becomes congested in a variety of meridian pathways, leading to disease or disorders.
Acupuncture functions by stimulating the discharge of endorphins, your body's natural pain-relieving chemicals, it also affects the autonomic nervous system and the release of chemicals that regulate blood circulation and pressure, reduces swelling, and calm the mind.
How to do acupressure effectively to treat yourself. This book explains which points are the best to treat different ailments. Acupuncture treats pain, stress, fatigue, emotional disorders, insomnia, digestive problems, and many internal disorders.
Acupuncture is a regular Traditional Chinese Medication (TCM) practice that originated long time ago. It is predicated on the premise of a blockage or disruption in the circulation of your body's life energy or Qi; which can cause medical issues.
Relating to TCM theory, there are over 1000 acupuncture factors on your body, each laying on a low profile energy route, or meridian; each meridian is associated with a different body organ system.
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