FAQ
What
is Acupressure?
It is a simple yet a
remarkably effective way of treating common as well as complicated
ailments. Acupressure is known as Needleless Acupuncture. ‘ACU’, is the
Latin word for ‘needle’ and ‘puncture’ refers to ‘pricking’.
Instead of pricking with
needles at the Acupuncture points, rhythmic pressure is applied for one
or two minutes to balance the energy flow which cures the disease.
Why
Acupressure?
Imagine you are in a building with
several floors and the fire alarm starts ringing. What do
you do?
a. Ignore the alarm.
b. Take a large hammer and break the
alarm
c. Find out the cause of the alarm and
take necessary action.
If your answer to the
question is 'C', then you need Acupressure.
How
does it work?
Scientifically the exact
theory is not yet established but there is enough practical evidence of
its effectiveness. The early Chinese theory explains that the root cause
of all diseases, in terms of Acupressure, is a disorder of energy
vibration. Every cell in the body vibrates at a specific rate and when
this vibration of energy goes beyond the normal range, it gives rise to
a disease. Acupressure aids in the
restoration of correct and harmonious vibration and in this way restores
the health.
Is
medical knowledge necessary to learn and practice this system?
Medical knowledge is
not essential. With a basic knowledge of human anatomy, one can
practice this system and provide good relief to themselves and to
others.
Do
I need formal training?
It is possible to
learn Acupressure without attending any training course. But practical experience for body balance
techniques (energy balance) and
the relaxation techniques is required. Attending a training course can
give you
the confidence necessary to practice such techniques.
Who
can benefit from this?
The young and
old, can practice and be benefited. Only feather-touch pressure is
recommended for infants and for older people the pressure has to
be soothing.
Is
it effective against all diseases?
It is very effective for
relieving pain in the body like head ache, back-ache, knee pain, etc. In
all other diseases, considerable improvement has been noticed. Any
ailment without any pathology, can be effectively relieved with
acupressure.
Restriction
and Precautions?
This therapy should not to be
done throughout the day just because it brings relief. Practice it
for fifteen minutes in the morning or in the evening. Let the nature
inside your body take care of the healing process. It is not recommended
during the early and late quarter of pregnancy but can be done under an
expert’s guidance.
It is not recommended for
curing degenerative diseases, for example cancer.
What
are the side effects?
The best part of the
treatment is that there are no side effects at all. Sometimes in the
initial phase, slight discomfort may be observed in a few cases, when
the body tries to normalize by rejecting the accumulated toxins from the
body. No harm will be done even if a wrong point is activated.
Sometimes, in extreme cases,
one may experience 'healing reactions' after the first treatment as the
accumulated toxins get released. As the toxins work their way out of the
body, there may be symptoms like headache, stiffness, stomach upset or diarrhoea, frequent urination and a lethargic feeling for a day or two.
Such symptoms are transitory and the body recovers within a day or two.
Trying to suppress these reactions with medications will reverse the healing
process.
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