🤧 Dealing with a sore throat, cough, or flu-like symptoms?
Try this simple acupressure point. In acupuncture-based practice, it’s often used to support the body during upper respiratory infections, especially when there’s throat irritation, cough, or heat-related symptoms.
Press gently for 30–60 seconds while breathing slowly.
Simple. Natural. Supportive.
Feeling tired but unable to fully relax at night? 🌙💤 Stress, screen time, and mental overload can leave your nervous system feeling “wired” long after your body is ready for sleep. In this quick video, I’ll show you how to find a traditional acupressure point used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help calm restlessness, support relaxation, and encourage healthier sleep patterns. 🌙 Great for winding down at night🧠 Helps calm mental overstimulation💆♂️ Supports nervous system relaxation Sometimes better sleep starts with helping your body slow down. 🌿
Feeling emotional heaviness in your chest? 💙 Grief and emotional stress don’t just affect the mind. They often show up physically as chest tightness, shallow breathing, and tension near the throat and collarbone. In this quick video, I’ll show you how to find a traditional acupressure point used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help support emotional release, open the chest, and encourage deeper breathing during stressful or emotionally heavy moments. 🌬️ Supports deeper breathing💙 Helps ease chest tension🧠 Great for emotional stress and overwhelm Sometimes the body needs help letting go, too. 🌿
Feeling tension right above your eyebrows? 👀⚡ That tight, heavy pressure in your forehead or behind your eyes often builds up from stress, screen time, and mental fatigue. In this quick video, I’ll show you how to find a traditional acupressure point used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help relieve forehead tension, ease eye strain, and support head relaxation. 👆 Right above the eyebrow🧠 Helps with forehead + eye fatigue💆♂️ Great for stress and screen strain Simple, quick, and easy to try anywhere. 🌿