Author: Qin Yunfeng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-09-30
Features: In recent years, people have become aware that many chemical drugs in modern medicine have side effects, so there is a growing desire to return to nature. Massage truly achieves healing without medication and can even solve problems that are difficult for drugs to address, especially for children's diseases such as diarrhea, indigestion, and colds. Massage therapy for these conditions has shown significant efficacy, making it highly popular among children and parents. With the promotion of medical insurance systems, people increasingly hope to treat minor illnesses themselves without medication, injections, or hospital visits. Between couples, parents and children, a simple touch—pushing, pressing, kneading, and rubbing—can be both comfortable and cost-free while relieving pain. What could be better? To meet this demand, the authors have accumulated years of clinical experience, referred to the works of other experts, and selected massage therapies for over 70 common diseases to compile this illustrated guide. The book is concise, intuitive, and richly illustrated, helping readers quickly master the common techniques and treatment methods of massage.
Family Massage Illustrated
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