What Is Chinese Acupressure Facelift

Acupressure has been used by the Chinese for around five thousand years. It is a system believed to enhance a person’s beauty and physical fitness. Those who espouse its effectiveness usually submit to acupuncture in order to tone their muscles, improve the condition of their skin and relieve themselves of sinus problems, acne and headaches. Due in large part to the fact that the practice has survived throughout the years in spite of global technological and medical advances, and that many people are convinced of its effectiveness, it has now penetrated even the world of cosmetology.

Acupressure in general is said to help balance the qi, or energy force, in our body. The guiding principles of acupressure are the same ones being followed by those who practice reflexology. Facial acupressure is a finger massage technique that is believed to revive your skin without the need to apply any chemical cream or lotion. With daily practice, it is also believed to preserve the beauty of your face by firming up your facial muscles, improving your skin’s complexion and reducing the appearance of fine facial lines. Other benefits that are being attributed to acupressure face lift are relief from sinusitis, headaches and skin problems such as pimple breakouts and acne.

There are, however, many who question these claims regarding acupressure. The main argument of critics against acupressure face lift is that the purported results are highly circumspect and questionable at best. This is because there isn’t a substantial amount of research or extensive study done on this kind of procedure. There is no tangible documentary proof that the system is not a total waste of money, and the only thing that holds the practice together is the word of those who are promoting its use.

Furthermore, acupressure can be harmful when it is not performed properly. An untrained or inexperienced practitioner may have the tendency to apply too much pressure, apply pressure too abruptly, or use force in the wrong places. While these mistakes may seem minor, it can actually cause a lot of discomfort and even considerable bruising. Having unsightly bruises on your face is not a comforting thought indeed. So before you jump into the bandwagon of acupressure and face lift hype, take safety into consideration first. Consult your physician to make sure that you are not getting yourself into something you would later regret.

If what you’d really like is to look better naturally, to still look like you, only with a good spring cleaning to your appearance without having to undergo major reconstruction, then you may want to check out ‘The Chinese Acupressure Facelift‘, a thirty seven minute video that takes you on a journey toward a more youthful face through the use of ancient energy points that can be stimulated with the fingers to improve circulation and skin tone, thereby improving your looks.

It touts facial acupressure as the more holistic, inexpensive and supposedly permanent procedure over other “temporary” alternatives, such as plastic surgery and expensive skin products. But before your heart begins palpitating out of control with hopes of having at last stumbled upon the ever-elusive fountain of youth, stop. Acupressure will not magically drop 30 years from your appearance; however, it is a non-invasive alternative to surgery that may help you look a couple of years younger.

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