#bittertaste - Acupressure in 60 Seconds
Learn the acupressure point Circulation and Sex 7, also called Da Ling, meaning Great Mount. It has long been used to treat bitter taste.
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60-Second Acupressure
Facial AcupunctureGive your face some extra care with acupressure. In this video, learn how to locate and stimulate a traditional acupuncture point associated with the face, temples, eyes, ears, and jaw. Discover how this simple pressure-point technique can be incorporated into your everyday self-care routine. Take a few moments for yourself, apply gentle pressure, and explore this traditional approach to facial wellness. Watch the video and discover another acupressure point you can add to your self-care practice.
60-Second Acupressure
Puffiness Under EyesLooking for a simple way to give the delicate area under your eyes some extra care? In this video, learn how to locate and stimulate a traditional acupuncture point located on the cheek beneath the outer corner of the eye. This point is traditionally associated with the eyes, cheeks, and facial region, including facial puffiness and swelling around the eyes. Discover this simple acupressure technique and explore how it can become part of your daily self-care routine. Take a few moments for yourself and give your face some extra attention. Watch the video and discover a traditional approach to supporting a refreshed, relaxed-looking eye area.
60-Second Acupressure
Mouth HealthGive your mouth and jaw some extra care with acupressure. In this video, learn how to locate and stimulate a traditional acupuncture point that is traditionally associated with the mouth, jaw, teeth, face, and throat. Discover how this simple acupressure technique can become part of your everyday self-care and wellness routine. Take a moment to explore this traditional approach and give your mouth and jaw some attention today. Watch the video and discover another simple acupressure point you can add to your self-care practice.