Acupressure for anxiety
Acupressure therapy is a type of massage that involves applying pressure to specific points on the body to relieve pain and other symptoms. It is a complementary and alternative medicine technique that is part of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
What does acupressure therapy do?
- Reduces pain
- Helps with nausea and vomiting
- Reduces cancer-related fatigue
- Helps with stress and anxiety
- Helps with headaches
- Helps with muscle tension
How does acupressure therapy work?
- Acupressure is similar to acupuncture, but uses fingers instead of needles
- Acupressure is applied to acupoints, which are trigger points where muscles and nerves meet
- Acupressure interrupts pain signals to the brain and encourages relaxation
- Acupressure stimulates acupoints, which leads to complex neuro-hormonal responses
- How can you perform acupressure therapy?
- You can use your fingers to apply pressure to acupoints
- You can use a pencil eraser instead of your thumb
- You can use instruments like acuballs, energy rollers, foot rollers, power mats, and spine rollers

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