Sage Fly Rod - Fly Fishing Rod For Your Fly Fishing Adventure

When уou decided tо gо іntо sage one, fly fishing, аmong thе very fіrѕt consideration tо thіnk about іѕ оur fishing rod. The sage fly rods іѕ thе tool specifically made tо cast a fly іntо fish bу putting up momentum іntо the fl line and by controlling itѕ distance and direction. The tool іѕ аlsо used to fight a fish hеnсе thе kind аnd the size оf fish thаt yоu wоuld lіke tо gеt wіll determine the size and stiffness of the rod that yоu may want to get. Since there аre nо twо fishermen alike, modern fish rods arе avaіlable in wide range of sizes and lengths аѕ measured by thе size of the hardy fly rods line whіch the manufacturer deemed tо...

Read More

Acupressure for Weight Control

Acupressure for Weight ControlApply steady, penetrating finger pressure to each of the following points for 3 minutes.1. Begin with 'Appetite Control' ear point. This appetite control point can help you avoid overeating. Begin your acupressure session stimulating this point. We suggest that you end your session by stimulating these point again.Appetite control point is located in your ear. While looking in a mirror, place your fingers on your jaw, in front of your ears. Open and close your mouth a few times until you feel your jaw bone moving underneath your fingers. Put one finger where you feel the most movement of the jaw. Your finger should...

Read More

Acupressure for sex

Acupressure is an ancient healing art developed in India over 5,000 years ago that uses the fingers to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body's natural self-curative abilities & for the healthy human body as they considered human body as the image of god where one could see his presence if it is in harmony. The word "Acu"is derived from latin language which means a very minute point.Hence these techniques stand for the therapeutic methods aimed to achieve cure by applying pressure at an acute point.Taking advantage of the modern development in scientific fields now the pressure is also applied with electric stimulation...

Read More

Motion sickness and acupressure

Motion sicknessIntroduction:Motion sickness is a normal response to real, perceived, or even anticipated movement. People tend to get motion sickness on a moving boat, train, airplane, car, or amusement park rides. Although this condition is fairly common and often only a minor nuisance, it may be incapacitating for people who travel frequently -- although the more you travel, the more you get used to the motion.Signs and Symptoms:The most common signs and symptoms of motion sickness include: * Nausea * Paleness of the skin * Cold sweats * Vomiting * Dizziness * Headache * Increased salivation * FatigueCauses:Motion sickness occurs when the body, the inner ear, and the eyes send conflicting signals to the brain. This most often happens when a person is in a moving vehicle such...

Read More

Using information from other sources ("cun")

Using information from other sources ("cun") To be able to use information from other sources for locating points, you'll need to know what the "cun" is. The "cun" is the standard unit of measurement for the body used in acupuncture. As everyone's body has different dimensions, it is defined according to the person whose body is to be treated. 1 cun = width of the thumb, in the middle, at the crease3 cun = combined breadth of the 4 fingers, at the level of the pinky finger's first joint above the palm of the hand12 cun = the distance from the elbow crease to the wrist crea...

Read More

Acupressure for shyness

Acupressure point LIV-1. It's location, photograph, use for emotional well-being and warnings. LIV-1 Name: Great Esteem (Liver 1)Location: On the big toe, at the bottom corner of the nail at the side of the other toes.Use: Press.Effects: Assertiveness, discerning when to go along with others and when to assert oneself. Self-este...

Read More

Acupressure Wristbands Help Cancer Patients

Practitioners of Chinese medicine techniques have long used stimulation of points on the wrists through acupuncture or acupressure to relieve nausea. However, mainstream medical doctors have generally dismissed claims that acupressure wristbands could have any power to stop nausea. But a study by Rochester Medical Center researchers just published in the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management has found the Chinese approach really does work -- and it is not due to the placebo effect, either.The significance of the study, the scientists noted in a statement to media, is that acupressure wristbands appear to be a safe, low-cost way to help cancer patients cut down on nausea when undergoing radiation, chemo and other treatments."We know the placebo effect exists, the problem is that we don't know...

Read More