Acupressure to Cure All Illnesses: The Latest Home Emergency Acupressure Massage

Author: Li Jing
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: When your stomach aches, you instinctively rub your abdomen with your hand; when you have a toothache, you also rub your cheek with your hand. Don’t underestimate these casual actions—they contain a profound. The therapeutic efficacy of massage, which is now widely recognized by the global medical community, has evolved from here. If you delve deeper, the complexity of massage can be as vast as you want it to be. For ordinary people, however, as long as it can prevent and treat diseases, it becomes much simpler. The acupressure method introduced in this book is popular, simple, practical, and yet effective. Mastering massage has two difficulties: technique and acupoints. There are dozens of massage techniques, and it’s hard to learn them without someone guiding you; there are hundreds of acupoints on the human body, and you can’t memorize them without putting in hard work. Acupressure, however, makes bold breakthroughs in both aspects. Its technique is incredibly simple—just press with your fingers, and it works. As for acupoints, this book is accompanied by numerous illustrations, making them easy to understand at a glance. If you’re too lazy to look at the pictures, we’ll teach you four words: Where it hurts, press there. This method may seem arbitrary, but it fully aligns with the scientific principles of determining acupoints and has proven effective in practice. As long as you find the pressure point, just press firmly and confidently—you’ll be surprised by the unexpected benefits.