The Solar Plexus foot reflex zone can regulate stress, promote digestion, and foster emotional balance. Through gentle massage combined with deep breathing, it enhances mind-body health and overall vitality, helping to achieve a 'Happy Healthy Life'.
The Shaoshang acupoint (LU11), located at the tip of the thumb, is an important acupoint of the Lung Meridian in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It can relieve throat discomfort, enhance immunity, and regulate emotions, making it suitable for daily self-care and stress management.
This text introduces the simple technique of 'finger-combing the scalp', which can promote blood circulation, relieve stress, relax nerves and muscles, and improve concentration and headaches, making it suitable for daily self-care.
Warm water foot soaks can promote blood circulation, relieve stress, and improve sleep. The effects are even better when combined with foot massage (or foot reflexology). They are suitable for daily health maintenance, but it is important to be aware of contraindications and safety precautions.
Key Points The Chize acupoint (LU5) is located on the elbow crease, in the depression lateral to the biceps brachii tendon, and is an important point on the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian. Its main effects include improving respiratory system function, relieving elbow and arm discomfort, and regulating overall body balance. Self-care can be performed using methods such as acupressure, Gua Sha, and Patting (Pai Da). Self-massage method: Press or knead with the thumb pad for 1-3 minutes on each side, once or twice daily. When performing Gua Sha, ensure pressure is moderate and avoid overstimulation. Individuals with special conditions (e.g., pregnancy, taking anticoagulant medication) should first seek advice from their doctor/GP. These self-care methods are simple and easy to do, can be integrated into daily life, and consistent practice over time contributes to maintaining health.
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