#epi - Acupressure in 60 Seconds
Learn the acupressure point Spleen 6, also called San Yin Jiao, meaning Three Yin Intersection. It has long been used to treat EPI (exocrine pancreatic insufficiency).
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Learn the acupressure point Spleen 6, also called San Yin Jiao, meaning Three Yin Intersection. It has long been used to treat EPI (exocrine pancreatic insufficiency).
Feeling mentally foggy or overwhelmed? ✨ Activate this one acupressure point to improve focu, and reduce tension naturally. Just a few seconds of gentle pressure can help: Relieve head tension and mental fatigue Support focus, concentration, and clarity Calm your mind and reduce sensory overload Give yourself a moment of calm. Your mind will thank you! 💆♂️🌸
Feeling that heavy, tired feeling behind your eyes? 👁️ Whether it’s from too much screen time, long hours at work, or endless scrolling, your eyes deserve a moment of care. This simple acupressure point helps melt away eye strain and refresh your vision! 🌸 Take a break from the blur, breathe deeply, and let the healing touch of acupressure bring balance back to your body. 💫 Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone needing quick, natural relief from tired eyes. Give yourself the gift of clarity and relaxation. Your eyes will thank you! 🌿
Feeling bloated or dealing with stomach discomfort? ✨ Activate this one powerful acupressure point to soothe your stomach, relieve bloating, and ease digestive discomfort naturally. Just a few seconds of gentle pressure can help: Reduce abdominal bloating and fullness Relieve indigestion and epigastric discomfort Improve overall digestive function and comfort Soothe your stomach the natural way. Feel lighter and more comfortable today! 💆♀️🌸