Guasa Therapy

Guasa Therapy

Gua sha is a technique used in traditional East Asian medicine. It is often used to treat muscle pain and tension, but there has been limited research into how well it works. We find out more about whether gua sha is effective, and if it has any side effects. Gua sha is the practice of using a tool to apply pressure and scrape the skin to relieve pain and tension. This action causes light bruising, which often appears as purple or red spots known as petechiae or sha.Gua sha aims to move energy, known as qi or chi, around the body. The treatment involves using a tool to rub the skin in long strokes, applying enough pressure to create minor bruising.

Guasa Therapy Benefits

• Gua sha may help to break down scar tissue and connective tissue, improving movement in the joints. The treatment does not have any serious side effects but is not suitable for those with certain medical conditions.
• Gua sha is most often used to relieve muscle and joint pain. Conditions of the muscles and bones are known as musculoskeletal disorders. Some examples include back pain, tendon strain, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
• If you feel the aches and pains from uncomfortable work posture or constant scrolling, a gua sha body massage might help.
• Tourette syndrome is a condition that affects the nervous system and causes sudden involuntary movements or sounds. While gua sha is not a miracle cure, limited research shows it might help reduce symptoms when you combine it with other treatments.
• Many people love gua sha facial massages because of their potential skin-boosting and anti-aging benefits. Since research has shown gua sha can boost circulation, it’s not surprising this type of facial is known to have impressive effects on the health and appearance of skin. It is said to decrease puffiness, clear congested pores, firm the skin and make it generally more radiant than it was pre-treatment.

No medicine, No operations, No side effects