The Healing Effect Of Tui Na

The body is truly a very complex thing. Not only do we need to battle mental and emotional illnesses, there are also physical anomalies and aching muscles that we need to deal with and no medicine anyone can consume that will make the pain go away. The Chinese however, have come up with ingenious methods to help relieve the physical ailments of the aching body through their ancient practices that can be seen nowadays in martial arts and has its roots in olden day's Taoist practices. This art form exists today as a very special form of alternative medicine/healing. This art of massage is extremely popular all over the world. Western societies have also embraced this practice with open arms and you will find Chinese massage parlours all over the place – and it is not just China town! This ready form of physical healing is sought after by many – from the elderly and their aching backs to young athletes and body builders who need their muscles loosen up after a long day of working out at the gym or in competitive sports. It is also inexpensive in many places of the world and definitely in demand whether poor or affluent. Welcome to the art of Tui Na.

A full-color, illustrated guide to Chinese tui na massage techniques for whole-body health • Demonstrates each of the 15 unique Tui Na techniques with rich full-color photos and step-by-step instructions • Explains how to use qi-points to treat conditions in close proximity to the points as well as enact healing in tender or injured regions through the use of distant points • Details how to use Tui Na in all ages to release stress, re-energize the body, invigorate the mind, and relieve pain, sciatica, headache, sports injuries, and other common ailments Tui Na, which means “grasp and push,” is a Chinese system of therapy that uses massage and bodywork manipulation to relieve pain, release tension, and treat common ailments. Often practiced in conjunction with acupuncture and Chinese herbalism, Tui Na is also used as a treatment to address specific patterns of disharmony and stimulate the overall flow of qi, or vital energy, throughout the body. The leading authority on Tui Na in the West, with years of study in China, Indonesia, and Thailand, Maria Mercati combines the individual techniques of Tui Na into an easy-to-use method for whole-body health. Providing rich full-color photos with step-by-step instructions, she demonstrates each of the 15 unique Tui Na techniques, showing clearly where to place your hands as well as offering clear diagrams of the meridian energy channels and more than 100 powerful qi-points, where qi energy can be directly affected to restore balance and harmony. She explains how to use the qi-points to treat conditions in close proximity as well as enact healing in tender or injured regions through the use of distant yet connected qi-points. The author details how to use Tui Na treatments to relieve neck, shoulder, and back pain, sciatica, headache, and many other common ailments, treat sports injuries, and improve athletic performance. She also shows how it can release stress, re-energize the body, and invigorate the mind, as well as provide healing massage for adolescents, the elderly, and babies. Offering a healing method that requires no special equipment and is simple enough to do at home or in a chair at work, this fully illustrated guide provides a hands-on program to help yourself and others find whole-body health.

Combine the ancient secrets of Chinese medicine with hands-on treatment! One of the most unique healing techniques ever, Tui Na, or Chinese massage therapy, works as effectively as acupuncture. Locate the meridians as well as 57 common points, and see how they affect the body and symptoms connected to each. 20 techniques diagnose and treat ailments such as common colds, headaches, insomnia, menstrual pain, and indigestion. Bonus: recipes for safe, herbal remedies.

This comprehensive, introductory book covers the essentials of Chinese massage (Tui na), including the fundamental principles of Chinese medicine, and the 20 basic massage techniques. It also includes treatment advice for 12 common ailments, so that the reader can practice what he or she has learnt to good effect. The book covers: · Instruction on 20 specialized massage techniques · How to locate over 50 points to treat specific problems · How to combine massage with Qi Gong for maximum energy and wellbeing · Step-by-step treatments for common colds, lower back pain, sciatica and more · Clear photographs, diagrams and charts The author provides key information in clear, easy to refer to tables and diagrams, making this also an excellent reference for students, and practitioners of related disciplines.

Have you ever wondered about the ancient secrets of Chinese healing practices? Dive deep into the historical applications of Tui Na and Gua Sha in the "Complete Guide to Tui Na (Chinese Massage) and Gua Sha." Uncover the profound connections to Traditional Chinese Medicine and grasp the methods that have stood the test of time. Are you missing out on the transformative power of Tui Na and Gua Sha for your overall well-being? Discover a wealth of knowledge on the Yin-Yang Theory, Five Elements, Qi, and Blood Circulation as you bridge the cultural and intellectual components of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Learn how these ancient practices can not only alleviate physical ailments but also enhance your emotional and mental health. Are you neglecting the harmony of body, mind, and spirit in your pursuit of health? Don't pass up the opportunity to explore the comprehensive approach to healing presented in this guide. Uncover the practical applications of Tui Na and Gua Sha for conditions ranging from pain relief to stress reduction. Be equipped with the knowledge to integrate these traditional therapies with Western medicine, evidence-based research, and rehabilitation methods. Why do you need this book? In the "Complete Guide to Tui Na (Chinese Massage) and Gua Sha," you will learn: The rich historical background and cultural significance of Tui Na and Gua Sha. The fundamental principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and how they intertwine with these practices. Detailed techniques, acupressure points, and the delicate balance of Yin and Yang during the massage. Indications and contraindications, guiding you on when and how to apply these therapies effectively. Practical applications for self-healing and home care practices. The integration of Tui Na and Gua Sha with modern healthcare, supported by evidence-based research. Future trends, developing technologies, and the evolving landscape of these traditional practices. Don't miss out on the chance to enhance your understanding of Tui Na and Gua Sha and unlock their transformative potential for your health and well-being. Take immediate action and secure your copy of this invaluable resource now. Your journey to a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine awaits! GRAB YOUR COPY NOW

The Healing Power of Chinese Herbs and Medicinal Recipes is an easy-to-follow introduction to the history and fundamentals of traditional Chinese medicine. This useful guide clearly explains the basics of this unique medical system and describes in detail the therapeutic properties and use of 138 medicinal herbs and 101 herbal recipes. The book includes a bibliography, glossary, contact information for herbal dealers and Oriental medicine schools, and an indexed list of 300 commonly used Chinese medicinal herbs and 245 herbal recipes. This comprehensive reference will benefit healthcare practitioners with an interest in using Oriental medicine in addition to anyone who is interested in Chinese herbs or patients for which conventional medicine has offered no relief. To view an excerpt online, find the book on our QuickSearch catalog at www.HaworthPress.com.

Li Dexiu Sanzijing School of Pediatric Tui-na Therapy is the translation of the Chinese work which was published in 2016 by People’s Medical Publishing House. Master Li Dexiu established the Sanzijing School of Pediatric Tui-na therapy, and a large number of children have benefited from his magic Tui-na therapy. This work discusses the characteristics of Master Li’s therapy and the basic techniques and acupoints used during the treatment for common children’s diseases. It offers typical clinical cases in which Master Li’s Tui-na therapy was applied. This book also devotes two chapters to the annotations to and interpretations of the original Chinese texts of Li’s Tui-na Sanzijing. The last few chapters introduce some special prescriptions for children’s diseases used by Master Li, summarize the acupoints for treating typical pediatric diseases, and provide the Tui-na techniques which can substitute herbal treatment. The last chapter introduces the application of clearing and complementing techniques, which are the core techniques of Master Li’s therapy.