ANCS One Point Treatment Acupressure/Acupuncture Book Total Set-8pc 1 to 8 Paperback

The ANCS Acupressure company "One Point Treatment Acupressure/Acupuncture Book Total Set-8pc" provides comprehensive guidance on using specific single acupressure/acupuncture points to treat various ailments, often involving the application of Byol magnets. Principles of Use The core principle of this set of books is the application of pressure or stimulation to a single, specific point (often a Sujok or Byol point on the hands or feet) to address a wide range of health issues. Identifying the Point: The books serve as a diagnostic and treatment guide, providing illustrated locations of helpful acupressure points for specific diseases and conditions. Applying the Treatment: The method often involves the use of external tools: Byol Magnets: These are frequently mentioned in reviews and product descriptions as the primary method of treatment application, using white Byol magnets for tonification (stimulation) and yellow Byol magnets for sedation (calming) of specific points. Seeds or Colors: The books also cover treatment using seeds or colors on the designated points as alternative methods. Following Protocols: The books contain detailed treatment protocols developed by Dr. Khemka, a professional in the field, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced therapists. How to Apply the Methods Consult the Book: Locate the specific ailment or health problem you wish to address within the book's index. Identify the Point: The book will indicate the specific meridian point (e.g., Lu 10, K 3) and the required action (tonification '↑' or sedation '↓'). Apply Stimulation: If using magnets, apply the appropriate colored Byol magnet (white for tonification, yellow for sedation) to the identified point. If using acupressure, use your finger, palm, or a rounded tool to apply moderate pressure to the point for a few minutes at a time, up to five times a day. Frequency and Duration: The books explain the practical usage, which might involve treating the point once per day or on alternate days depending on the condition. Observe and Adjust: Monitor the body's response. Acupressure is an alternative therapy and while initial findings suggest it can help alleviate pain, results may vary and take a few weeks to manifest. Always ensure you do not use acupressure on areas with wounds, infections, or severe swelling, and consult a healthcare professional for serious conditions. These guides detail specific acupressure points and magnet therapy protocols for treating various health conditions.