How Acupuncture Works
Learn the basics of acupuncture in my latest video, How Acupuncture Works.
Learn the basics of acupuncture in my latest video, How Acupuncture Works.
In this video, you will learn how to find and activate three acupuncture points that have been used for thousands of years in Asia to lower glucose levels, improve insulin sensitivity, and improve glucose tolerance. If you have been told that you have type 2 diabetes or if you are prediabetic, you are at risk for cardiovascular disease, neuropathy, kidney disease, vison problems, and hearing loss. Diabetic mediations can be lifesaving, but because they do not restore balance to the body, the need for medications tends to increase over time, increasing the risks of side effects. Current research is now showing that adding acupuncture point stimulation to your diabetes management program can be an effective option. This approach could complement dietary adjustments and herbal therapies.
In this video, you will learn how to use acupressure points to reduce or eliminate the signs and symptoms of trigger finger. And at the end of this video, you will learn an additional procedure that just might make all the difference. Trigger finger happens when the tendons in your fingers get inflamed, making simple movements challenging and painful. It can affect anyone, from office workers to athletes. Recent studies suggest that acupressure may be an alternative to surgery. According to research published in the British Medical Journal, patients experienced significant improvements in pain and the ability to move their fingers freely after just a few acupuncture sessions. The researchers concluded that acupuncture may help reduce swelling, especially in early cases. In this video, you are going to learn how to find and activate three key acupressure points and a special procedure for trigger finger. They work together, so it is recommended that you use all of them for best results.
Do you ever struggle to distinguish between certain colors, like red and green? Maybe you find color-coded tasks challenging or feel confused when identifying colors in everyday objects. If so, you might be experiencing symptoms of a color vision defect, commonly known as color blindness. In this video, you’ll learn a technique that can help improve your ability to perceive colors more accurately. The primary sign of a color vision defect is difficulty distinguishing between certain colors, particularly red and green. For some, these colors may appear similar or hard to differentiate. Other symptoms include trouble with tasks that rely on color coding, like maps or charts. In daily life, identifying colors accurately can be a challenge, leading to confusion and frustration. In severe cases, individuals might also experience sensitivity to light. It is widely believed that there is no hope for improvement for those with color vision deficiency and that people just have to learn to live with it or perhaps use special glasses and contacts that increase the contrast between colors. However, in traditional Asian medicine, color vision defects have been being successfully treated for hundreds of years, and recent research is proving it. One study of 2,600 people with vision defects were treated with by stimulating certain acupuncture points. An amazing 46 percent became normal, 52 precent had partial improvement, and 2 precent had no improvements. In this video, you will learn how to find and activate three acupressure points that are traditionally used to reduce or eliminate color vision defects.