Reiki and holistic treatment centre in Kuala Lumpur
A while ago, I was contacted by a person who wanted to know if Acupuncture and Reiki would be able to cure him of HIV. While it isn’t always that we will come across folks who are seeking a miracle cure for something as severe as this there will be many occasions that as complementary therapists, we will frequently encounter people who are suffering from “incurable” diseases. While such diseases are considered “incurable”, does that mean that one cannot be healed?
The whole perspective of traditional Chinese medicine; of which acupuncture is a part of; is to act as part of a holistic health maintenance and preventative regime rather than merely as a response to an illness or injury after it happens.
Immunity is complex and fluid, but the simple facts are your immune system is tied to your overall health and well-being, and there’s much you can do to keep your immune system humming, including Reiki healing.
Getting bruised to feel better? Yes. That’s exactly what’s happening here. It’s a therapy for pain that draws stagnant blood to the surface of the skin leaving red and pink bruise marks. No, it’s not torture but an ancient Chinese technique called “Gua Sha” used to treat muscle and tendon soreness.
Cupping therapy has a long history in traditional medicine especially in Asian countries. Cupping marks can last a few days to a few weeks. In rare cases, clear or yellowish colored blisters may result. Studies have shown that these blisters contain several proteins which are involved in the activation of the immune system and tissue repair.