Acupressure London & Near You

Acupressure is an ancient form of massage technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine that aims to decrease pain, increase blood circulation and promote relaxation. The technique is commonly known as acupuncture without needles. Acupressure massage treatment sends signals to the body to promote self-healing and wellness. The goal of acupressure is to encourage the movement of qi "life energy" through the 14 meridians inside the body. To cure the imbalances in the body, an acupressure therapist will put pressure on certain acupoints to unblock the meridians. This can help to restore the body to its equilibrium, while also working to relieve a range of physical and emotional ailments. Acupressure can be effective to relieve headaches, muscle pain, back pain and helps to manage conditions such as fibromyalgia.

One of the most common acupressure treatments is the ancient Tui Na Chinese massage. Stimulation of the acupoints is done by using knuckles, palms, fingers and thumbs to target key muscle groups. It involves a range of full body stretches and hand movements. Another acupressure technique is called Shiatsu massage, an ancient Japanese art of body healing technique. Shiatsu massage involves the use of hands, arms, legs and even feet to apply pressure to meridian points. It also incorporates a number of movements to stretch the body and to apply direct and firm pressure to the meridian points.

You can now search for available massage therapists and SPAs offering Acupressure and massage near you in London and around the United Kingdom on Massages Me UK.

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