Traditional Chinese massage (also known as Tuina) relies on the principles traditional Chinese medicine to treat pain and injury of the muscles, bones and joints by influencing the free flow of blood and Qi. Although Chinese massage can be moderate or vigorous pressure depending on the patient’s clinical condition, it can help to increase the healing or injuries, clears bruising and blood clots, stimulate the immune and nervous system as well as relieve chronic pain. The massage therapist consists of using the thumb, hands, palms, forearms, and elbows under the principle of lifting and pressing towards the acupressure points or … Continue reading Chinese massage