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Learn about acupressure points and techniques from traditional Chinese medicine to help with pain relief, nausea, and headaches, in this free video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for wrist pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for general pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for elbow pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for shoulder pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for neck pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for migraine headache relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for neck pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for lower back pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for leg pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for leg pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for asthma and bronchitis relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for sinus relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for nausea relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for PMS relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
How to apply acupressure points and techniques for foot pain relief; get expert tips and advice on practicing Eastern holistic medicine in this free personal health video.
Chinese medicine has held its own as a major form of treatment for human illnesses and ailments since at least 2500 B.C. Known as folk medicine by some, the Chinese practices have developed from the theory that the universe is a system, where everything is related, and the body is no different. The treatment strategy is to bring that system back into balance, through the use of various herbs, body manipulations, martial arts, and spiritual practices. With the scientific revolution and the advent of microbiology, Chinese medicine has faced some major challenges, both from within and without, to its credibility. Yet even today, medical science has not yet been able to dismiss this major body of thought in alternative healing, if for no other reason than the self-evident results produced from its practice.
In this free health video series, our experts are going to give you some techniques to use for pain relief that come from a branch of Chinese medicine called “acupressure.” Like acupuncture without needles, acupressure is a traditional therapy where one applies local pressure on the body at various strategic points. Learn these practical treatments for quick and easy pain relief.
Freddy Alva & Billy Tuong Freddy Alva & Billy Tuong practice at the Sanh Hoa Long Herbal Pharmacy, a Chinese Medicine clinic located in the Chinatown/Soho area of New York City. They offer a fully stocked herbal pharmacy, and Licensed Acupuncturists that provide complementary modalities such as acupuncture, massage & Qi Gong instruction. They specialize in pain relief and treating internal organ issues. Sanh Hoa Long Herbal Pharmacy will ship anywhere in the U.S., or come in for an appointment at 217 Center St. Buzzer #2.<BR>(917) 523-6410dkdk
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