Acupressure Massage Sequence Illustrated: 14 meridians explained, and First Aid Acupressure Points Patrick Hamouy Author

Patrick's Acupressure massage book covers the complete sequence, illustrated with many pictures extracted from his video.It explains the 14 meridians' Yin / Yang principles and describes how a person feels when a specific meridian is healthy and what... Read more

Patrick's Acupressure massage book covers the complete sequence, illustrated with many pictures extracted from his video.It explains the 14 meridians' Yin / Yang principles and describes how a person feels when a specific meridian is healthy and what health problems an imbalance in any meridian may trigger.Patrick explains the Macrobiotic principles of Yin and Yang. What foods and what type of works are Yin and which are Yang? And what an excess in one of them means and how to balance it. It is an essential part of powerful macrobiotic medicine.What each meridian does is clarified, i.e. The large intestine's meridian is responsible for eliminating waste material from the digestion process. Every one of the 14 meridians is covered.An overview of the acupressure principles is explained, such as restoring balance in the body with Yin and Yang.An entire section on Acupressure first aid covers what type of difficulties an acupressure massage can help. This chapter covers the ten most valuable tsubo points to relieve health problems.An essential section on the contraindication of acupressure massage is part of this book.OUR INDEXAn index has been added to the end of Patrick's book. This is an invaluable help when you are looking for a specific condition and want to know what acupressure point to press.Example 1: Say you have insomnia. A quick look will tell you what pages contain information on this problem.Example 2: You want to know if acupressure can help arthritis. Our index tells you where to find the answer.Example 3: You suffer from obesity... Our index tells the pages that can help.Reading a Paperback that has not got an index means that if you are looking for something, you have to read the whole book to find what you are hunting for. Less