Acupuncture points for winter seasons
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Hi,
Today we will discuss about acupuncture points for winter. here are 4 points you can use to treat affected from winter based cold patients
St 36 – located below the knee, about 3 inches below the little depression in the outer side of the knee. About 1 inch to the side of the shin bone.
This is one of the most important points on the body. yes It is very important for overall health and it is believed in China that every person over 50 should press this point every day. It has been shown to lower blood pressure. It has also been proven to boost immunity by actually boosting the white blood cell count in the body. It helps treat digestive problems including constipation, gas, gurgling stomach. And is good for raising your energy level. Overall it would be beneficial to everyone to press on this point every day.
Li4 – located on the hand in the center of the web between the pointer finger and the thumb. It will feel tender when you press on it.
LI4 is excellent for pain anywhere in the body. It is even used in China during surgical procedures to lessen the amount of anesthesia needed! It is good for treating arthritis pain, toothaches, headaches, and stress.
Liv3 – located on the foot at the tender spot just below the web of the big toe and the toe next to it.
When pressed together with LI4 this combo is called the 4 Gates. It is believed to open the gates of all the body’s energy so it can flow freely and restore balance. It is good for treating migraines, stress, acid reflux and digestive problems caused by stress.
Sp6 – located on the inner side of the lower leg. About 3 inches above the inner ankle bone, just at the lower edge of the shin bone.
An extremely important point for digestion, boosting energy, nourishing the blood, and overall health. Helps heal fatigue, gas. Also helps stop a mind that is always worrying and helps allow deeper more restful sleep.
All about relaxation. A very powerful point. Press this point, take a deep breath and relax!
Thanks.
Today we will discuss about acupuncture points for winter. here are 4 points you can use to treat affected from winter based cold patients
St 36 – located below the knee, about 3 inches below the little depression in the outer side of the knee. About 1 inch to the side of the shin bone.
This is one of the most important points on the body. yes It is very important for overall health and it is believed in China that every person over 50 should press this point every day. It has been shown to lower blood pressure. It has also been proven to boost immunity by actually boosting the white blood cell count in the body. It helps treat digestive problems including constipation, gas, gurgling stomach. And is good for raising your energy level. Overall it would be beneficial to everyone to press on this point every day.
Li4 – located on the hand in the center of the web between the pointer finger and the thumb. It will feel tender when you press on it.
LI4 is excellent for pain anywhere in the body. It is even used in China during surgical procedures to lessen the amount of anesthesia needed! It is good for treating arthritis pain, toothaches, headaches, and stress.
Liv3 – located on the foot at the tender spot just below the web of the big toe and the toe next to it.
When pressed together with LI4 this combo is called the 4 Gates. It is believed to open the gates of all the body’s energy so it can flow freely and restore balance. It is good for treating migraines, stress, acid reflux and digestive problems caused by stress.
Sp6 – located on the inner side of the lower leg. About 3 inches above the inner ankle bone, just at the lower edge of the shin bone.
An extremely important point for digestion, boosting energy, nourishing the blood, and overall health. Helps heal fatigue, gas. Also helps stop a mind that is always worrying and helps allow deeper more restful sleep.
All about relaxation. A very powerful point. Press this point, take a deep breath and relax!
Thanks.