Hides Shiatsu

Hides Shiatsu is a Japanese term that translates to “Finger Pressure” and signifies this type of therapy. In Japanese, Shi means finger, and atsu means pressure. Japanese practitioners apply the technique to blend traditional Chinese medicine and Western practices. The practitioner applies finger, thumbs, palms and elbow pressure to different body surfaces to regulate the activity of your autonomic nervous system and stimulate the circulatory, lymphatic, and hormonal systems. This prompts the body to heal and balance itself. Shitatsu therapists also believe that physical conditions or diseases are a result of blocked or unbalanced blood flow in different body areas, unlike in other massage therapies.

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