ACUPRESSURE
During your reflexology or massage session,
Darren may make use of various acupressure points.

These acupressure points, which Michael Reed
Gach,  author and founder of the Acupressure
Institute in Berkeley, calls "Potent Points," are
places on the skin that "are especially sensitive
to bioelectrical impulses in the body and conduct
those impulses readily."

Furthermore, Gach writes that "stimulating these points with pressure,
needles, or heat triggers the release of endorphins, which are
neurochemicals that relieve pain."

It is also common for tension to concentrate near acupressure points. By
recognizing these problem areas and using the proper touch therapy to
dissolve that tension, Darren encourages the body to move toward
improved circulation of blood and bioelectrical energy, greater resistance
to illness and a release of stress-induced muscle tension.
Learn more about acupressure at
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'Potent
Points,"
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in Berkleley, Calif.