Shiatsu Massage, an Introduction
What is Shiatsu? Shiatsu is a type of Japanese massage or bodywork that began in Japan. Truly interpreted shiatsu implies finger weight. In shiatsu the thumbs (elbows, knees and fingers are likewise utilized) are utilized to control the stream of Qi or vitality in the body to anticipate and treat conditions, for example, a sleeping disorder or shoulder torment. The speculations of shiatsu return actually a huge number of years. Stone needle therapy needles have been found in China dating from around 8,000 B.C. The hypotheses of shiatsu and needle therapy are practically indistinguishable as they both utilize the standards of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Truth be told, shiatsu is once in a while alluded to as pressure point massage. Strangely, Shiatsu was just perceived as a particular methodology in 1964 in Japan. Shiatsu is a cutting edge refinement of a methodology with an old history. How Does Shiatsu Work? Shiatsu controls the Qi or vitality of the body by mana