Healing Points. Techniques of Eastern Massage for Relaxation and Healing

The book by specialist in Eastern health practices Lao Minya will help you cope with chronic stress and minimize its negative impact on your health. "All diseases come from nerves" - these are not just words. Chronic stress creates tension that hinders the normal circulation of Qi energy throughout the body and causes disruptions in the functioning of all organs.
The book contains a detailed description of classical massage techniques, special techniques of Chinese massage, and methods of su-jok therapy.
A detailed atlas of energy meridians and zones of similarity according to the su-jok system will help you find the necessary biologically active points and zones for the most effective impact on all organs and systems of your body.
This book is a true self-help textbook for emergency situations and the treatment of chronic diseases, as well as for the prevention of many diseases. By mastering simple massage techniques, you will be able to help yourself and your loved ones get rid of health problems.
Book Features
• The book will be useful to anyone interested in Eastern medicine, acupuncture, acupressure, massage, regardless of their level of training.
• The book provides a detailed description of various massage techniques - from classical techniques to Chinese techniques, both for the whole body and for biologically active points and zones of similarity according to the su-jok system, which allows improving the functioning of all body systems.
• Detailed illustrations will help you master massage techniques even if you are studying this art for the first time.
• The book is necessary for anyone who wants to get rid of diseases, not just symptoms.
• The book is an indispensable assistant for both beginner and experienced massage therapists, as it contains basic information on massage techniques and the location of biologically active points.
Hardcover book with detailed illustrations.
Not a medical textbook. All therapeutic procedures should be coordinated with a treating physician.