Global Holistic Network

Does Gua Sha Therapy Enhance the Performance of Strength Athletes?

To help strength athletes recuperate, there are a lot of methods that can be availed of. Aside from the typical good adequate sleep and a healthy diet, techniques are available that should include soft tissue massage. Thanks to popular websites such as Instagram, ancient techniques are now being reintroduced in … Continue reading

Gua Sha Therapy Can Be Used As A Treatment For Perimenopause Symptoms

According to a new study, there is a Chinese medical technique that uses a smooth-edged tool to rub or scrape certain areas of the body that can help alleviate troublesome symptoms women experience during perimenopause, which is the years leading up to menopause.

Perimenopause may start eight to ten years … Continue reading

The Applications And Benefits Of Gua Sha Therapy

Gua Sha therapy is performed on the limb, torso, and head as a way to detoxify the body. But do you realize that Gua Sha can also be used on the face?

Similar to Orlando acupuncture except done minus the use of intrusive needles, Gua Sha therapy is made up … Continue reading

Gua Sha Therapy Subjected To Tests

In the relief of pain there is a growing body of evidence that an ancient form of Chinese medicine called gua sha works extremely well. This form of therapy is a modality in which the skin is scraped by a blunt instrument.

Gua sha therapy is a 2,000-year-old healing procedure … Continue reading

Gua Sha Therapy Can Be A Great Way To Alleviate Sciatic Pain

There are a couple of Chinese characters that make up the term Gua Sha: ‘Gua’ means ‘to rub’ or ‘to scrape’ and ‘Sha’, which refers to an elevated, reddish grain-like skin rash, which is also called ‘petechiae.’ Gua sha is a form of holistic Chinese medicine treatment designed to treat … Continue reading

Gua Sha Therapy Cures Stiffness And Pain Caused By Inflammation Of The Joints And Bones

Gua sha is a very old seemingly facile Chinese Medicine treatment in Maitland that treats a wide range of underlying conditions in the body.

Gua sha are two Chinese words with gua meaning to scrape or rub and sha referring to the dotted reddish coloration that may rise to the … Continue reading