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Acupressure:     more books (100)

Acupressure's Potent Points: a Guide to Self-Care for Common Ailments by Michael Reed Gach, 1990-11-01 Acupressure for Emotional Healing: A Self-Care Guide for Trauma, Stress, & Common Emotional Imbalances by Michael Reed Gach Ph.D., Beth Ann Henning Dipl.A.B, 2004-10-26 The Acupressure Atlas by Bernard C. Kolster M.D., Astrid Waskowiak M.D., 2007-10-29 Acupressure Guide: Alleviate Headaches, Neck and Joint Pain, Anxiety Attacks, and Other Ailments by Dr. Aaron Stein, 2009-05-15 The Well-Connected Dog: A Guide to Canine Acupressure by Amy Snow, Nancy Zidonis, 1999-10-01 Living Pain Free with Acupressure by Devi S. Nambudripad, 1997-10-01 Acupressure Techniques: A Self-Help Guide by Julian Kenyon M.D., 1988 Equine Acupressure: A Working Manual by Nancy A. Zidonis, 1999-06-01 Acupressure & Reflexology For Dummies by Bobbi Dempsey, Synthia Andrews, 2007-09-04 Acupressure Way of Health: Jin Shin Do by Iona Marsaa Teeguarden, 1978-03-15 Reflexology and Acupressure: Pressure Points for Healing by Janet Wright, 2003-10 Acupressure for Lovers: Secrets of Touch for Increasing Intimacy by Michael Reed Gach, 1997-01-01 Healing with the Chakra Energy System: Acupressure, Bodywork, and Reflexology for Total Health by John R. Cross, 2006-10-25 The Healing Benefits of Acupressure: Acupuncture Without Needles (Keats Original Health Book) by F. M. Houston, 1993-05

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1. Acupressure - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   In acupressure physical pressure is applied to acupuncture points by the hand, elbow, or with various devices. Reviews of acupressure clinical trials have  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acupressure
   
   Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Acupressure This article is part of the branches of CAM series. CAM Article Index Manipulative and body-based methods edit Glossary of alternative medicine Acupressure (a blend of " acupuncture " and "pressure") is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) technique derived from acupuncture. In acupressure physical pressure is applied to acupuncture points by the hand, elbow, or with various devices. Reviews of acupressure clinical trials have been conducted by the Cochrane Collaboration and Bandolier according to the protocols of evidence-based medicine ; for most conditions they have concluded a lack of effectiveness or lack of well-conducted clinical trials. Traditional Chinese medicine 's acupuncture theory predates use of the scientific method , and has received various criticisms based on scientific thinking. There is no known anatomical or histological basis for the existence of acupuncture points or meridians Acupuncturists tend to perceive TCM concepts in functional rather than structural terms, i.e. as being useful in guiding evaluation and care of patients.

2. Acupressure Institute
   Vocational trainings in the areas of bodywork, Shiatsu and acupressure massage. (Berkeley, CA)  
   http://www.acupressure.com/
   
   Extractions: Acupressure is an ancient healing art using the fingers and other parts of the body to skillfully press key points, which stimulate the body's natural self-curative abilities. When these trigger points are pressed, they release muscular tension, and promote circulation of blood, and the body's life force energy to aid healing. Acupuncture and acupressure use the same pressure points and meridians, but acupuncture employs needles, while acupressure uses gentle to firm pressure and integrates bodywork therapies, therapeutic touch, somatic work, healing imagery, energy psychology, and massage therapy techniques. Advantages of Using Acupressure include relieving pain, balancing the body, and maintaining good health. Acupressure's healing touch reduces tension, increases circulation, and enables the body to relax deeply. By relieving stress, acupressure therapy strengthens resistance to disease and promotes wellness. Learn self-acupressure point formulas for various energy imbalances and healing applications.

3. Online Guide To Acupressure
   acupressure, acupuncture, and related practices Doin, G-Jo, Shiatsu, and Myotherapy, practiced in Asia for thousands of years, have only gained wider  
   http://www.geocities.com/jrh_iii/acupressure/
   
   Extractions: AcuGuide The Beginner's Guide to Acupressure Introduction Acupressure, acupuncture, and related practices Do-in, G-Jo, Shiatsu, and Myotherapy, practiced in Asia for thousands of years, have only gained wider acceptance in the West in recent times. Traditional Asian medicine emphasizes personal responsibility for one's health. This page is designed to put the relief of common and minor discomforts and symptoms into your own hands. By learning how to stimulate your own pressure points, you can relieve minor or moderate symptoms, and reduce the need for nonprescription drugs. Unlike most drugs, relief is usually immediate. History Acupressure is a traditional Chinese medicine bodywork technique based on the same ideas as acupuncture. It involves placing physical pressure, by hand, elbow, or with the aid of various devices, on different pressure points on the surface of the body (which may be far distant from the symptom, related by what is called the meridian system) to bring about relief through greater balance and circulation of energies in the body (qi). It is intended to affect and balance the energetic system of the body in order to treat the human body, mind, emotions, energetic fields, and spirit. While some practitioners believe that first hints of acupressure or reflexology have been found in ancient Indian texts, the first formally recognized mention of

4. Acupressure - Crystalinks
   Benefits and usefullness of acupressure as well as detailed acupoints and acuregions charts are given.  
   http://www.crystalinks.com/acupressure.html
   
   Extractions: Acupressure is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) technique based on the same ideas as acupuncture. Acupressure involves placing physical pressure by hand, elbow, or with the aid of various devices on different acupuncture points on the surface of the body. Traditional Chinese Medicine does not usually operate within a scientific paradigm but some practioners make efforts to bring practices into an evidence-based medicine framework. There is no scientific consensus over whether or not evidence supports efficacy of acupressure beyond a placebo. Reviews of existing clinical trials have been conducted by the Cochrane Collaboration and Bandolier according to the protocols of evidence-based medicine; for most conditions they have concluded a lack of effectiveness or lack of well-conducted clinical trials. The points used may or may not be in the same area of the body as the targeted symptom. The TCM theory for the selection of such points and their effectiveness is that they work by stimulating the meridian system to bring about relief by rebalancing yin, yang and qi.

5. How To Apply Acupressure
   acupressure techniques, what they do, how to apply them, and how you feel the effects.  
   http://www.eclecticenergies.com/acupressure/howto.php
   
   Extractions: Buy all articles in one file Acupressure (sometimes written as "accupressure") is a technique related to acupuncture, where the energies of the body are regulated by manipulating points on the body. This has effects on the emotions, tension and physical conditions. The points are commonly called "acupuncture points," "pressure points," "acupoints" or "acupressure points." There are two ways that acupressure points are manipulated: pressing (reinforcing) and reducing them. Most are probably familiar with the first, but not with the second method. To press points, use something blunt. Usually the fingers are used to press, but I find that for many points the fingers may be a bit too thick, so you'd have to press quite long and firmly. Ideal would be something 3 to 4 mm thick, like a (preferably used) pencil eraser that's on the other side of a pencil. Some points can be pressed using a fingernail. Pressing points for less than half a second can already have a distinguishable effect. So for just trying out a point you could press it only briefly. To get a full effect however, pressure should be applied for at least half a minute, but preferably longer. One to two minutes should do.

6. PointFinder: The Online Acupressure Guide
   A virtual guide to acupressure and it s use, including a dynamic utility for finding specific acupoints for given symptoms.  
   http://med.stanford.edu/personal/pointfinder/
   
   Extractions: Finder Do Ponto Introduction Acupressure, acupuncture, and related practices Do-in, G-Jo, Shiatsu, and Myotherapy, practiced in Asia for thousands of years, have only gained wider acceptance in the West in recent times. Traditional Asian medicine emphasizes personal responsibility for one's health. This page is designed to put the relief of common and minor discomforts and symptoms into your own hands. By learning how to stimulate your own pressure points, you can relieve minor or moderate symptoms, and reduce the need for nonprescription drugs. Unlike most drugs, relief is usually immediate. Warnings Don't use acupressure to replace standard emergency procedures or licensed medical treatment. If you are seriously injured or have persistent symptoms seek urgent medical treatment (call 911 in the U.S.) Acupressure should not be used: As the only treatment for illness; if you are sick, see a doctor

7. InteliHealth:
   Scientists have studied acupressure, shiatsu and tuina for the following health acupressure, shiatsu and tuina have been suggested for many other uses,  
   http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/8513/34968/358869.html?d=dmtConten

8. Acupressure: Benefits Of, Types, Techniques, Treatments
   acupressure benefits of, types, techniques, treatments.  
   http://www.mamashealth.com/massage/accup.asp
   
   Extractions: Sign up for the MamasHealth Newsletter What is Acupressure? Acupressure is an ancient Chinese technique based on the principles of acupuncture, and involves the use of finger pressure (without the needles) on specific points along the body. Acupressure is is a way of accessing and releasing blocked or congested energy centers in the body. Chinese cultures believe the points to be junctures of meridian pathways that carry energy called chi. Western scientists have also mapped out and proven the existence of these points using electrical devices. Acupressure can help alleviate ailments such as tension, stress , aches and pains, arthritis or menstrual cramps . Acupressure can also be used for general preventative health care. What is the Purpose of Acupressure? The purpose of acupressure is to stimulate the body's own recuperative powers by stimulating the various points on the body. The stimulation removes energy blockages by diffusing the toxic build up that accumulates in the muscle tissue. The accumulation of toxins causes stiffness throughout the body. Stiffness in muscles puts abnormal pressure on nerves, and blood and lymph vessels. The pressure on blood and lymph vessels affect both skeletal systems and internal organ functioning.

9. Acupressure Guide - Alleviate Headaches, Neck And Joint Pain, And Other Ailments
   Free acupressure Guide. You have the potential to relieve most ailments with your hands. This fully illustrated guide by Aaron Stein, Ph.D.,  
   http://www.soundtells.com/Acupressure/index.html

10. Acupuncture, Acupressure, Chrono Opened Meridians And Acupoints, Use Cupping Set
    ZiWu-Liu-Zhu acupuncture, Chrono-Biological circadian acupuncture-acupressure point canlendar charts from traditional chinese medicine, the easy,  
    http://www.acupuncture-acupressure-points.com/
    
    Extractions: acupuncture acupressure points com Cupping StopSmoking SelfAcupressure FAQ ... Click for Chinese Learn Acupuncture or Acupressure points by yourself, the easy or lazy but effective Way! Two ways make acupuncture easy for you: 1. Learn just 4 pairs of 8-Hui acupoints and use our Chrono acupuncture calendar 2. Use Acupressure cupping set (Supervised by China Acupuncture and Moxibustion Institute) instead of needles to do acupuncture. INTRODUCE Chrono Acupuncture also called Circadian Acupuncture, Zi Wu Liu Zhu or Midnight-Noon Ebb-Flow (MNEF) acupuncture. The calculations to find out an opened acupoint by bio-clock (circadian hours) are complex (click to learn the Calculations of Chrono Acupuncture ), but our Dr. Wu's Practical Midnight-Noon Ebb-Flow (MNEF) Acupuncture Acupoint Calendar makes it much easier because Dr. Wu , a Chinese doctor, has done all calculation works for you already!

11. Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute
    sResources. Partners in Education Products We Use Publications Resources/Research Animal Artists. Training Programs. Course  
    http://www.animalacupressure.com/

12. Welcome To TATLife - The Home Of Tapas Fleming And The Tapas Acupressure Techniq
    2007 TATLife® Tapas acupressure Technique®, TAT®, and TATLife® are registered Trademarks of Tapas Fleming and may only be used with permission.  
    http://www.tatlife.com/
    
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13. Jinshindo Bodymind Acupressure
    Links to authorized teachers and practitioners. Articles, catalog, classes. Royal Oaks, California.  
    http://www.jinshindo.org/

14. Acupuncture / Acupressure Internet Resources
    Acupuncture / acupressure Discussion Groups Discussions include herbs, acupuncture, acupressure, diet, exercise, massage, TCM syndromes,  
    http://www.holisticmed.com/www/acupuncture.html

15. G-Jo
    Upon Mastering GJo acupressure, you carry in your fingertips what many consider to be the most awesome of all personal powers the livelong power to heal  
    http://www.g-jo.com/
    
    Extractions: (Link will open a new window. Simply click "Close this Window" to return here. Thanks!) "Upon Mastering G-Jo Acupressure, you carry in your fingertips what many consider to be the most awesome of all personal powers: the livelong power to heal by touch alone... I have this power, my friends and family have this power. Now you can have this power, too." Click HERE for your FREE Basic G-Jo Training Chart You are about to read some of the most startling health information ever presented to the American Public. In the following Special Report, you will learn about an ancient self-health technique that will change forever the way you think about health for you and your loved ones and your ability to control it. Much of this information is so revolutionary you may find it unbelievable, yet every word of it is true. At a time when health care costs are soaring and the safety of many medications is in doubt, this report opens a new era of self-help using a time proven method from the East. A method that is safe, effective, and natural.

16. Acupressure Sites ~ Self Help Accupressure Points
    acupressure Sites Each accupressure point in your body can strongly affect the important energy flows throughout your body.  
    http://www.helpself.com/directory/acupressure.htm
    
    Extractions: A B C s of Self Help Home (Personal Health Directory + Online Book) Quizzes ACUPRESSURE - Similar to the Chinese art of Acupuncture, this healing modality employs finger pressure, rather than needles, on the energy (chi) blocks, located within the Chi Meridians, which carry the Chi Energy or life force throughout the body. The free flowing Chi helps to maintain optimum good health....from the Glossary at HealersOfTheWorld.com Acupressure Sites (How to get your website listed here) Job's Body: A Handbook for Bodywork by Deane Juhan...discusses the physiology and psychology of our responses to touch... very readable... includes illustrations. The Web That Has No Weaver: Understanding Chinese Medicine Resource synthesizing Western and Eastern healing practices. Popular Acupressure Sites Acupressure Info about acupressure points and reflexology. Acupressure - A Science of Life thesis including current research, news, cures, history and information on pulse reading. Acupressure Point Techniques for Use During Labour Articles by Debra Betts from New Zealand.

17. Acupressure | Encyclopedia Of Medicine | Find Articles At BNET.com
    acupressure from Encyclopedia of Medicine in Health provided free by Find Articles.  
    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_g2601/is_0000/ai_2601000015
    
    Extractions: Content provided in partnership with Industry: Email Alert RSS Feed Acupressure is a type of Oriental healing art based on ancient Japanese and Chinese medicine. A practitioner puts pressure on specific points on the body with his or her fingers in order to relieve pain and discomfort, prevent tension-related ailments, and promote good health. The purpose of acupressure is to promote the body's own healing power. When key acupressure points on the surface of the skin are pressed, muscular tension is released, and the circulation of blood and the body's vital life energy, which the Chinese call chi , is promoted. Acupressure can be used to treat numerous conditions. Among them are effects of daily stress, headaches, neck and shoulder pain, aches and pains, allergies, menstrual difficulties, fatigue, anxiety, insomnia, digestive problems, nausea, and back pain.

18. Inducing Labor - Natural Way To Induce Labor At Home.
    Maternity acupressure is a natural way to induce labor at home. If you are looking for information on how to go into labor, visit this site to discover,  
    http://www.maternityacupressure.com/
    
    Extractions: Avoid Painful Medical Induction... and even C-section From: Dr. Lena Leino Dear Friend, Of course, you want to have your baby! You want your baby to arrive more than anything else - and no wonder if you have passed the estimated delivery date and are looking for natural ways to induce labor! Like many other pregnant mothers who have reached the advanced stages of pregnancy, you might feel discomfort no matter what position you're in. You might have serious difficulties in sleeping and feel daylong fatigue. Or you might be afraid that you end up using precious days of your maternity leave - without your baby Your doctor may begin to talk about labor induction in a hospital because of your gestational diabetes high blood pressure or because he is afraid that your baby is either too small or too big Or, after announcing that your baby could be born "On any day now", he tells you to wait patiently! All that could make you feel irritated and frustrated - perhaps stressed and depressed.

19. Acupressure For Morning Sickness
    A reader asks, I ve heard that acupressure can help with nausea during pregnancy. Can you tell me more about what it is and what it involves?  
    http://altmedicine.about.com/b/2008/02/14/acupressure-for-morning-sickness.htm
    
    Extractions: FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by our Medical Review Board A reader asks, "I've heard that acupressure can help with nausea during pregnancy. Can you tell me more about what it is and what it involves? Is it something that can be done anywhere?"

20. The Acupressure Therapy Institute > Welcome!
    The acupressure Therapy Institute Certification Program in Asian Bodywork Therapy and acupressure Shiatsu. Boston, Massachusetts.  
    http://www.acupressuretherapy.com/
    
    Extractions: "There is nothing in my life that has NOT been affected by my studies in shiatsu acupressure...I see myself becoming healthy emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. These are gifts that I never thought I could give to myself but through education under the leadership of Barbara and her staff...I know for a fact that I have found the right path in life for me and I couldn't be happier." - Dawn L. Solbo, ATI Graduate Updated 2008 Spring/Summer Workshops and ATI's AcuHealth E-News ! Receive monthly/seasonal notifications of upcoming ATI workshops, classes and special announcements. To sign-up, visit our AcuHealth E-News Sign-Up Page ATI is currently involved in a pilot off-site Free Student Clinic at Children's Hospital through Family Services. Now enrolling for prerequisite for January 2009 Certification Program. Congratulations to the new graduates of the ATI Class of April 2008 : Jill Chapman, Nancy Grattage, Jessica Kimball, Mari Kotlov, Annie Ramute Mac Millan, Donna Mac Neil, Lauren J. Paap, and Jonathan Turnquist. There are three major healing arts in Chinese medicine: Asian Bodywork Therapy, Acupuncture and Herbalism

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