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 What is Ear-acupoints?
Ear-acupoints are similar to reflexology and hand-acupoints, which could help to activate related organs or reflex areas in order to improve health. |
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| 1) Shen Men - Pressure Point 2) Internal Genital 3) Bladder 4) Kidney 5) Gall Bladder 6) Pancreas 7) Liver 8) Stomach 9) Duodenum 10) Small Intestine 11) Appendix 12) Large Intestine 13) Mouth 14) Esophagus 15) Cardiac 16) Spleen 17) Lungs 18) Heart 19) Trachea 20) Pharynx and Larynx 21) Triple Energizer 22) Brian 23) Endocrine |
24) Teeth 25) Tongue 26) Eye 27) Cheek 28) Inner ear 29) Tonsil 30) External Genital 31) Anus 32) Toe and Heel 33) Knee 34) Spleen 35) Fingers 36) Wrist 37) Abdomen 38) Elbow 39) Shoulder 40) Thoracic Vertebrae 41) Shoulder Joint 42) Clavicle 43) Neck & Cervical Vertebrae 44) Forehead 45) External Nose 46) Urethra |
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| This method requires an experienced physician to perform. |
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| 2) Massage |
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The massage of the ears will help to improve the 'Chi' flow within the body. One can carry out such massage without causing any damage what so ever. The main aim is merely to activate certain energy flow along the meridians. The physical ears are relatively sensitive features that can relay or transmit energy flow readily with ease. At the end of each massage, remember to drink at least 350 ml of plain water, which help to eradicate waste products through the activated system. |
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