Traditional Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine has a history of a few thousand years and has been the cornerstone in curing diseases and maintaining health and well-being of the Chinese people. It is based on a holistic approach in the management of an imbalanced condition, where...
There are three questions to ask yourself when deciding if you need a massage. "Do I have pain?" This may seem obvious however most people tend to ignore pain in order to get through their day. In order to examine your body for pain find a...
Whether you're on your feet all day or shackled to a desk, there's no better way to unwind than a relaxing foot, neck or shoulder rub. Now, scientists have discovered another reason to indulge in this simple pleasure: massage can lessen depression, lower blood pressure...
Massage, in Chinese called 'an mo' or 'tui na', it is another great contribution of the Chinese people made to the world medical field. It is a kind of outer physiotherapy and has been approved to be one of great practical use. As doctors hold...
The roots of Tui-Na (also spelled tuina) were developed long before acupuncture, using manual stimulation of affected areas to bring about pain relief. Primitive man instinctively knew that by rubbing painful areas on the body, discomfort would be lessened. With the discovery and evolution of...