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Learn Acupressure Routine To Boost Your Immunity


Would you like to learn a simple and fast routine with acupressure to support and boost your immunity? Chinese Medicine has been treating immune health as well as colds and flus for thousands of years with acupuncture, herbs, moxibustion, and Qi Gong. In this blog, you will learn an acupressure routine with a couple of my favorite acupuncture points that stimulate immune response and give your immunity a boost. It's super simple to do and very effective to help you stay healthy. Plus, it is great for the whole family!


Chinese Medicine And The Immune System

In Chinese Medicine, the immune system and response is categorized as a specific type of Qi called Wei Qi, which means defensive Qi. This Qi is flows close to the skin and acts as the first line of defense from invaders. These invaders are bacterial and viral pathogens that try to enter our body from nose, mouth, eyes, and skin. The Wei Qi will protect us from these pathogens. Our constitutional Zheng Qi also needs to be strong so that our bodies are stronger than these invaders. Pathogens want to drive deep into our bodies and will hide out waiting for us to become weak so they can take advantage. They will go to our organs especially our lungs, nerves, and joints. The most important goal to staying healthy is preventing this from happening.


What Is Acupressure Therapy And How To Do It

This is where having a healthy lifestyle comes into place and using acupressure can give us an advantage. Acupressure is stimulating acupuncture points on the body. By stimulating, I mean more like massaging specific points to produce a certain effect on the body. You can either use your fingers or massage tools to perform acupressure. I prefer just using my fingers, because I can do it anywhere. The goal is to stimulate the points for about 3 minutes. You can do much short times, but more frequently through out the day. These points are excellent on anyone and even children.


Acupuncture Points For Immune Health

I have chosen 2 of my favorite acupuncture points that are known immune boosting points. I have included a video so you can easily find the points. See below.



ST36 Acupuncture Point

is located just below your knee. It is known as the immune-enhancing point by stimulating T-cells, cytokines, and increasing production of white blood cells. This point is located on the stomach channel and as we know most of your immunity is made in the gut. If you would like to learn more, I have include research for the is specific point and it's effects on the immune system.




Large Intestine 10 & 11 Acupuncture Points


LI10-LI11 is also known for boosting immunity and is located around your elbow.










Video Demo For Acupressure Routine To Boost Immunity

Please check out my demo video so you can learn how to find the correct locations and start using these points immediately.

Now you have another tool in your box to keep you healthy. A strong immune system will keep you from getting sick during the cold and flu season. I hope you found these acupuncture immunity points easy to use.


If you feel like you don't have time to do acupressure like this, then you might like using Ear Seeds instead. There are Ear Seed Kits specifically for immune health. The seeds go on you ear on specific acupuncture points to stimulate immune response.


If you want to learn more about ear seeds: https://www.vibrantlife-acupuncture.com/ear-seed-therapy


Wishing you good health!

Stacy


acupuncture near me Stacy Spence

If you are looking for more help like acupuncture or herbs, please feel free to contact me. There is lots we can do so you stay health.


Stacy Spence, L.Ac., MSOM



 

ACUPUNCTURE RESEARCH FOR IMMUNITY


Acupuncture and Immune Modulation


Acupuncture Immune System Discovery


Immune Enhancement ST36

 

Disclaimer: Vibrant Life Acupuncture and its owner, Stacy Spence, and it’s employees do not in any way claim that Chinese Medicine, either Acupuncture or Chinese Herbal medicine, can cure Covid -19, or any other chronic or acute disease.

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