June 13, 2004 |
Fatigue &
Low Energy Apply Acupressure for Fatigue Relief Acupressure is an enormously effective tool to use to relieve tiredness. It improves vitality, circulation, and the flow of life energy throughout your body. You can apply these acupressure points yourself or ask a friend to help you. It’s safe, easy, and painless. Do these once a day or more, whenever you feel fatigued. General rules: Try to be in a relaxed, unagitated state. Warm your hands, make sure the room is a comfortable temperature, wear comfortable clothing, and breathe consciously throughout each exercise. Work on the side of your body that’s more uncomfortable. Both sides will benefit. Following the instructions, apply steady pressure with the balls of three or four fingers and hold each point for 1-3 minutes. Don’t let the hand doing the pressing stiffen. If the acupressure point feels tender, the energy flow in the area may be blocked. Continue. The tenderness should gradually dissipate. This exercise helps relieve fatigue and tiredness. It stimulates the entire endocrine system because it involves a powerful point for the pituitary gland. This point also helps relax emotional tension as well as relieve eye strain, headaches, hay fever, ulcer pain, and indigestion.
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