Chinese Health Theraphy

Techniques of Chinese Medicine
Auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture) is a form of reflexology that is the course stimulating treatment of diseases which are claims that acupuncture points or treatment, in the ear, reflex, each associated with a zone, area, viscera or organ; specific body and its functions, not just physical.

Alternative Medicine: The Ear
The ear, much like the Chinese therapy of acupuncture, is used for centuries and its use has increased markedly in recent years.

This therapy can cure many conditions (such as headaches, sciatica, lumbago, all arthritic ailments, depression, melancholy and sadness, lack of appetite, insomnia, liver and digestive problems, impotence, etc.) effectively stimulate only certain points of the ear.

This stimulation or atrial micromassage performed in three different ways: by finger pressure, complete with the yolk. or the tip of the nail. There’s even a special electronic device to be used in the ear. You can also use small balls for matches and press. However, in each case, the pressure exerted on the region to be treated should increase progressively.

The areas in the ear used in this therapy are the most sensitive to receive sensory impressions such as heat, light, sound, electromagnetic and pressure sensations and stimuli produce reactions in certain organs

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