Meridian therapy techniques restore energy flow through the body’s twelve meridians. They work in a variety of ways to release blockages and restore balance in mind and Body. Restored energy flow benefits physical and mental health in many ways, including detoxing the body.  Traditionally, acupressure and acupuncture were the mainstay meridian therapies for healing and energy balancing in the East. Meridian Therapy: The Traditional Chinese Medicine that Detoxifies the Body Massage Therapy not only treats those parts of you, which are a problem but also affects the whole of your metabolism through normalizing your circulatory, muscular and nervous systems and their interdependent functioning. Massage is usually done with soothing massage oils or relaxing body lotions for the practitioner’s hands to “glide” over the body with smooth, relaxing strokes. Massage for emotional stress can help clear lactic acid and improve circulation. With a crystal wand or tumbled stone, try gently tapping along the meridians or massaging affected areas in small gentle clockwise circles. Hot Stone Massage Therapy is recommended for emotional stress. It is an ancient Ayurvedic therapy with riverbed stones, which draw out stress, tension, and impurities from the body.   Meridian Therapy: Traditional Chinese Medicine detoxifies the body system through the organs. Meridian Therapy – The Lung and Large Intestine Meridian In TCM, the lungs are an organ system that opens directly to the exterior. Its function is to regulate and control the breath through inhalation and exhalation. Because of its opening through the nose, the lungs are readily susceptible to cold, heat, dryness, dampness, and most of all, heat and wind. This can affect the biggest organ of the body; the skin. The lung’s relationship with the large intestine is what we take in, we must use and let go of. The lung is closely related to the San...

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