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January 27, 2021
Where to Press for Low Back Pain?
Do you suffer from low back pain? This video shows you the acupressure points for low
back pain relief.
Now the lumbar region is what we commonly know as the lower back. This area starts
below the ribcage down to the upper part of your buttocks. More importantly, it
compromises a remarkable interconnection of joints, bones, ligaments, nerves, and
muscles. This complex structure all works together to provide your body with support,
strength, and flexibility.
However, because of its complex anatomy, this leaves the lumbar region susceptible
to pain and injury. For instance mechanical issues and soft-tissue injuries. These
are also the most common causes of low back pain. Thankfully, you can do something
about the pain.
Thus, watch the video to know the acupressure points for low back pain relief. Should the
pain persists, consult a doctor right away. To know more about how Chinese medicine
can help, call us at 07 3399 1002 or send an email to
info@artofacupuncture.com.au
You can also check our acupressure courses and get 50% off with coupon code: 50off .
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January 26, 2021
Tips for Asthma Relief: Acupressure
This video features tips on asthma relief. So what is asthma? Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease that affects about 25 million Americans. Moreover, it is a condition where the airways are narrow, swell, and produce extra mucus. As a result, people with asthma often experience difficulty in breathing.
To know more about how you can manage asthma, and how Chinese Medicine can help, call 07 3399 1002 or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
January 26, 2021
Inner Thigh Pain: Acupressure Relief
Inner thigh pain is a common health problem among adults. Most often, it can be due to
a strained muscle after working out. However, it can also be a sign of something more
serious like a blood clot, hernia, and osteoarthritis to name a few.
Nevertheless, the pain can range from a dull ache to a burning sensation. Meanwhile,
others have reported having experienced sharp stabbing pain as well. Other symptoms
also include difficulty in walking, swelling, stiffness, and muscle spasms.
For immediate relief, you can try the inner thigh pain acupressure points shown in the
video. However, should symptoms persist, it is best to consult a physician immediately.
If you are looking for a holistic approach to treating pain, you might want to consider
acupuncture therapy.
Acupuncture is an alternative medicine that promotes natural healing and wellness. It
promotes blood flow to the affected areas. Additionally, acupuncture stimulates the
release of biochemicals and hormones in the body to heal the root cause of your pain.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
January 25, 2021
Gua Sha Therapy: Scraping Treatment for the Neck
This video shows Gua Sha Scraping Therapy for Neck by Dr. Bob Wong, a certified TCM
practitioner in Brisbane. Gua Sha is a Chinese medicine healing technique. It involves
scraping your skin with a massage tool to improve blood circulation. In a Gua Sha therapy,
a Chinese medicine practitioner applies massage oil on the skin and scrapes the skin with
a smooth-edged instrument known as a gua sha massage tool. The TCM Practitioner
repeatedly scrapes the skin in short or long strokes in a downward motion. Thus
stimulating the microcirculation of the soft tissue which increases blood flow. As a result,
gua sha reduces inflammation and promotes healing.
To book an appointment or to know more about how Chinese medicine can help,
call us at 07 3399 1002 or send an email to
info@artofacupuncture.com.au
You can also check our acupressure courses at
https://artofacupunctureacademy.thinkific.com/
Enroll now and get 50% off. Use the coupon code: 50off.
January 23, 2021
Cupping Therapy for Shoulder Pain Relief
The video shows cupping therapy for shoulder pain relief. So what is cupping therapy?
Cupping is a traditional Chinese medicine practice. It is a technique used to stimulate
blood flow in the body. This makes cupping therapy an effective treatment in relieving
muscle tightness, soreness, and tension.
To illustrate this ancient therapeutic treatment works by placing special cups onto
the skin. These cups then create a vacuum on the applied areas. As a result, the muscles
and tissues is sucked or drawn upwards. Now, this causes an increase in blood flow and
loosens the muscles and tissues. Thus, stimulating the natural healing process of the
body.
Moreover, cupping is considered a deep tissue massage. This is due to its functions and
numerous benefits. Some of these include breaking up scar tissues and reducing pain in
the shoulders, back, and neck areas.
Furthermore, cupping may cause temporary soreness and bruises. However, these are not
harmful. TCM practitioners actually view them as favourable outcomes. In fact, soreness
and bruises are indications that blockages and toxins in the body are removed successfully.
To book a cupping therapy appointment, call us at 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
You can also check our acupressure courses at
https://artofacupunctureacademy.thinkific.com/
Enroll now and get 50%off ! Use the coupon code: 50off.
January 22, 2021
Migraine Headaches: How To Reduce Pain?
This video shows you how to reduce migraine headaches. A migraine headache is a type
of headache that occurs in the mid-brain area. It is often described as a throbbing or
pulsating pain that begins on one side of the head. The pain can last from 4 hours to
3 days. And you may experience sensitivity to light, sound, and even smell. Nausea
and/or vomiting are also common symptoms accompanying migraine headaches.
To know more about Chinese medicine and how it can help, call 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
January 22, 2021
Simple Tips For Morning Sickness
This video shows simple tips for morning sickness you can do at home. As you may very well know, morning sickness is a common symptom of pregnancy. It is often characterised by nausea and occasional vomiting. However, morning sickness may differ from one mum to another. And despite its name, morning sickness can cause discomfort at any time of the day. To help manage the symptoms, try some of the simple tips for morning sickness shown on the video.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call us at 07 3399 1002 or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
January 21, 2021
GB20 Acupressure Point (The Headache Relief)
This video shows the GB20 Acupressure Point. The GB20 or Gallbladder 20 is located
on the nape. It is the tender spot at the bottom of your head where the neck muscles
are attached to the skull. This acupressure point is great for treating headaches, migraines,
shoulder tension, and neck pain.
To apply pressure, locate the GB20 point using your thumbs. Then, gently yet firmly press
the point for 5 to 15 seconds. You can also apply pressure in a circular motion. Aside from
headaches, the GB20 acupressure point can also relieve pain and tension in other parts of
the body. Try it. You will love it.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call us at 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au
January 21, 2021
Upper Back Pain Stretches (Perfect Home Remedy)
We spend a lot of time hunched over our desk or computer at work, even at home.
Over time, this causes upper back pain and tension. To relieve the pain and loosen tight
muscles, watch the video about stretches for your neck, shoulders, and upper back.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au .
January 20, 2021
Is Your Acupuncturist Licensed? How to Know
So how to know if your acupuncturist is licensed? There are various ways you can do to find
it out. However, it depends where you are geographically. For instance, if you in America,
you can refer to the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM).
Meanwhile, in Australia, you can check on the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
Association (AACMA). You can also check the clinic’s website and look for their board
certification. Additionally, you can find out what kind of results they have with their patients.
When you are considering Chinese medicine like acupuncture, it is important to book with a
licensed practitioner. So always check.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au