Experiences with

Acupressure

I just wanted to mention that I recently bought an acupressure mat from Amazon. A friend was telling me about it, so I decided to buy one as well. Actually, I bought two, so my husband has one too. It cost £25 and it comes with a pillow and a bag to store it in.

I have tried so many things; acupuncture, vitamin and mineral supplements (esp B3, Magnesium, Q10 and various others over the 7+ years), flotation tanks, acupressure, Reiki, meditation (which is relaxing but doesn't get rid of the pain). I also now have Pulsatile Tinnitus.

I have tried all the tricks in the book.. acupressure, eat small frequent meals, crackers in bed, ginger tea, plenty of fluids, rest.. I feel awfully bloated in the evening and feel like digestion doesn't happen properly so I take Rennie tablets which helps with that.

● Massage and acupressure. ● Eating in a relaxing state, in a pleasant and quiet company, without distractions or on the run. The involvement of the vagus nerve in the healthy functioning of the body has begun to be increasingly highlighted in recent years through various medical research.

Massage, acupressure points (various possibilities) * Awake / restless (you don't have to have restless legs/RLS to feel restless O.o): Enjoy drowsing if that feels right. Count it as sleep!!! Don't get uptight about it.

He is a qualified Allopathy Doctor with a lot of expertise in Naturopathy, Yoga, Pranayam , Acupressure , Acupuncture, Pranik Healing, Reiki etc etc...

There are so many points on the bladder meridian for back pain, as you push them they are acupressure points. Not just for back pain, but pain radiating down the leg as well.

For example, acupuncture may help to relieve nausea in people having chemotherapy (https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/treatment/coping-with-treatment/complementary-therapies/acupuncture), and there is some evidence that acupressure can help with fatigue (https://www.macmillan.org.uk

One of these is acupressure, which involves applying gentle pressure to the acupuncture points. Another is moxibustion, in which a dried herb called mugwort is rolled into sticks which are lit and the glowing end of the stick held near the acupuncture points to warm them.

Acupuncture, Acupressure, alternative medicine, reflexology? Is it helping! I'm hooked.

Any transplanted person has ever gone thru chiropractic/acupressure with electrical impulses therapy to minimize or reduce hip or any acute pain ?

Iv tried all the obvious things including ginger, acupressure bands, fizzy drinks, hot drinks, cold drinks, room temperature drinks. Dry crackers and toast etc. I guess I’m looking for a magic wand, better drugs or just an understanding Comrad. Thanks for reading x

I would highly recommend buying for such a small investment and see if you get same results. https://www.thegoodbody.com/acupressure-mat-benefits/

https://www.healthline.com/health-news/accupressure-can-help-with-breast-cancer-treatment-sleep-depression?slot_pos=article_1&utm_source=Sailthru%20Email&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=breastcancer&utm_content=2019-01-31#Multiple-symptom-relief

It’s also referred to as tapping or psychological acupressure. People who use this technique believe tapping the body can create a balance in your energy system and treat pain. According to its developer, Gary Craig, a disruption in energy is the cause of all negative emotions and pain.

I cannot take Unisom or alike because I have high intraocular pressure; acupressure wrist bands hardly do anything; and ginger tea does help, but very mildly.

Tried massage, exercise, acupressure...... everything!!!!

Also, if u are trying to conceive, include acupressure and also find an endometriosis reflexologist!

https://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/feng-fu-point/ https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/theheartysoul.com/magic-ice-trick-acupressure/amp/

But then the Physio could do acupressure and pop whatever it was back in. Over the years, I'd go into remission for a while, but then it'd come back with vengeance.