How to quickly eliminate blood stasis in the head

Because the brain is hit and bruised, it will cause congestion in the head, which will cause blood vessel blockage and cause blood vessel aging. This is something that we must experience as we age, so the congestion in the head can be treated by hot compresses. We should also prevent various diseases such as blood vessel blockage in our daily lives. Because of the congestion in the brain, some are on the surface of the skin, but some are on the inside of the skin.

How to prevent blood vessel blockage!

The aging of human blood vessels begins in youth and worsens step by step with age. By the time people are in their 40s or 50s, about 30% of their blood vessels are blocked and congested. Some of them rupture, causing congestion, swelling, and bruising in our bodies. The necrotic blood cannot be discharged, causing congestion and cerebral infarction. When some brain tissue in the brain stem dies, Parkinson's syndrome will occur, and the next step is Alzheimer's disease and paralysis.

It is said that if the aorta is blocked by 30%, the person will fall into a coma. Once it exceeds 30%, there is no chance of rescue. Even if some people recover temporarily, they will suffer from problems such as stroke and hemiplegia. We can see this problem in many families, and once it breaks out again, there is basically no possibility of survival.

How can we prevent sub-health because there is no way to diagnose it? Massage and conditioning for headaches, head swelling and congestion (conditioning of the hindbrain and midbrain) are common problems that we can relieve and prevent very well. It is very important for us to relieve the symptoms of these diseases in our daily life.

Massage and conditioning for headaches, head swelling and congestion (conditioning of the hindbrain and midbrain). These common problems we encounter include frequent brain swelling, severe tinnitus, swelling and roaring, and stiff cervical vertebrae. These are all results of cerebral infarction.

Even if we take medicine or get injections, it is difficult to get symptomatic treatment, and often there is no good solution. However, we can help ourselves solve the problem very well. There was once a patient with severe cerebral infarction who combed his hair for at least half an hour every day. The patient persisted for half a year. He called to tell about his condition and felt like the illness had been cured and he was very happy.

I usually have headaches and swelling in my head. What should I do?

These conditions tend to occur in the back of the head. This problem can be solved by rubbing the back of your head horizontally.

When massaging, the technique should be fast at first and then slow, with heavy pressure on the downward direction and light pressure on the upward direction. The force should be within the tolerance. It can be done side by side, or you can use one finger to scratch horizontally. The Yuzhen point should be massaged more as this area is most prone to cerebral hemorrhage. Use force when massaging these sunken areas and rub the area well. The sunken acupoints are prone to congestion. After rubbing horizontally, they will become hot, the head will feel comfortable, and the blood stasis inside will immediately dissipate.

The temples can also be rubbed horizontally, vertically, rubbed, scratched, patted and tapped. This is the treatment for the symptoms of headache.

The temples can also be rubbed horizontally and vertically

Horizontal kneading is the information mechanism extending outward from the midbrain. This is the place that controls our blood pressure. Generally, these blocked substances are pushed out from the vertical direction, first kneading and then patting. The entire head can be patted, and the technique should be mainly gentle. You can use various parts of the hands and pat however you want, such as fists, palms, fingers, and knuckles. These pats can help us quickly expel sticky sweat. Remember, you should not pat if you have suffered severe head trauma, brain tumors, or other diseases.