Acupressure is a form of healing in which the therapist exerts finger pressure on specific sites. According to the theory that underlies acupressure, 657 designated points can be massaged. These points are similar to those used in acupuncture and shiatsu massage. The points run along 12 pathways or meridians that connect the points on each half of the body. The application of finger or thumb pressure is thought to restore balance in the flow of energy can flow freely, the body can heal itself.
Acupressure is used both to diagnose and to treat ailments. With the application of acupressure, the body is theoretically kept in harmony, thus terminating many minor ailments and preventing them from becoming major diseases. In shiatsu, pressure is applied to the same spots using the points of the thumbs and fingers and also the heel of the hand. Shiatsu's main purpose is to maintain health rather than treat illness.
Acupressure massage is one of the TCM in treating disease and improving the healing of injuries, has a long history. This is a method in which the doctor applies pressure or massage on certain parts or Acupoints of body with different manipulation techniques, it has the function of promoting the circulation of Qi and blood and enhancing the vigor and strengthening the body resistance to improve the general conditions It has been proved by clinical practice that massage can clear the channels and collaterals, it serves the purpose of relieving stagnancy, removing blood stasis, subduing swelling and alleviating pain, as well as improving the nourishment conditions of affected parts, preventing the occurrence of myophagism, and promoting the healing of by promoting the healing of injuries by promoting the circulation of blood and Qi.
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