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OTHER TECHNIQUES USED

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MOXIBUSTION

Moxa (Mugwort) is a common weed that has remarkable medicinal properties that have been used in China and Japan alongside acupuncture for many centuries.

When moxa is burnt, it releases heat and aromatic oils – this process is called “moxibustion” and is done close to or directly on the skin.

Medical research in Japan has shown that burning moxa can have beneficial effects on the blood circulation and immune system.

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CUPPING

A therapeutic treatment involving the placing of warm cups on the skin. By warming the air within the cup, a vacuum is created, and when it is applied to the skin, the tissue is drawn up into the cup. This increases the blood flow, loosens the fascia or connective tissue, and is stimulates healing.

Acupressure
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ACUPRESSURE MASSAGE

Application of pressure to acupoints on the body's meridians. Acupressure helps to correct functional imbalances and restore the flow of Qi thus returning the body to a more natural state of well-being.

GUASHA

 A technique to increase blood flow and clear stagnant Qi by applying massage oil and gently rubbing the skin with a smooth-edged tool.

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