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Shiatsu To Comfort Pains Part5 |
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Tuesday, 06 February 2007 |
In shiatsu to comfort your pains part 5, we are going to tackle Stomach Ache, Stomatitis and Prostate Problem.
Stomach Ache Calm acute stomachache instantly.
[How To Find A Pressure Point]
Stretch the knee by bending. You will see a depression around the upper end of the kneecap [A]. The pressure point is three fingers (the index finger to the third finger) in width from the point [A].
  [How To Press]
With your index finger, press the point for 5 seconds and release it for 5 seconds at the pace of your breathing rhythm. Repeat this for 10 times. StomatitisStomatitis is often caused by stress and a lack of vitamins. Alleviate inflammation of mucous membrane in the mouth by stimulating the pressure point which promotes the blood circulation of the whole body and functions of organs. [How To Find A Pressure Point]When you slide your index finger from the inner ankle toward a toe, you are able to feel a small bump of bone [A]. Follow the edge of the point [A]. The pressure pint is at a depression between the back of the foot and the point [A].   [How To Press]
With your thumb, press strongly until you feel pleasant pain for 5 seconds and release it for 5 seconds. Repeat this for 5 times.
Prostate ProblemAn enlarging prostate is big problem for older men. Improve the blood circulation of a prostate and the surrounding; promote urinary symptoms accompanied with an enlarging prostate. [How To Find A Pressure Point]The pressure point is four fingers (the index finger to the little finger) in width from a projection of the inner ankle toward the knee. It is the rear of the shinbone.   [How To Press]With your thumb, press and rub the point strongly until you feel comfortable pain for 3 to 5 minutes.
In the part 6, you'll learn how to relieve the pains accompanied with Skin Itch, Presbyopia and Cholelithiasis.
This information is not a medical statement. Therefore, it is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any of medical conditions. Consult your doctor before you try this at home. We are not liable for any consequences which may occur by doing this.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 16 March 2007 )
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