ACDM - Association Canadienne des Massothérapeutes  et Autres thérapeutes en Médecines Alternatives |
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BALANCING, THE CHINESE MASSAGE The theory. In China, Tui-Na is one of the five branches of traditional medicine, as well as Phytotherapy, acupuncture, dietetics or the Qi Gong. Over there, it is applied as well on a daily bases, in family, as by graduate massage therapists, with a therapeutic aim. These train on rice bags, and as long as they do not reduce rice into powders, with the only force of their wrists, they do not have the right to touch the human being. For the Asiatics, a body is in good health when energy (QI) circulates freely inside the body. The purpose of Tui-Na is thus to free " the energy knots" , physical and emotional, to restart the circulation, to rebalance the yin and the yang while acting on tissues, but also on the meridian lines and the points of acupuncture. An ideal treatment to fight against fatigue, nervous tension, moral decrease, small pains, loosen up articulations or, simply, to maintain vitality. The practice. |
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