What is Acupressure?
Developed over 5,000 years ago in Asia, acupressure is a type of bodywork therapy. It utilizes finger pressure at very specific points to help guide the body to heal or balance itself. These specific points on the body are areas where nerves, muscles, and connective tissue can be stimulated to produce specific physiological effects. Additionally, and maybe more importantly, it is also where a person’s qi, or life force, can be accessed as well.
With well chosen points, acupressure can be useful in helping improve almost any health issue, including fertility, hormone imbalance, anxiety/depression, insomnia, pain, low energy, and so much more.
In my clinical practice, it is one of my favorite techniques that I love to teach women who are looking for help to regulate their hormones and boost their fertility. It is a technique that you can easily learn and do on yourself virtually anywhere.
Digitopuncture Fertility Points that support your chances of getting pregnant include managing stress, timing intercourse, quitting smoking, limiting alcohol, and maintaining a healthy sleep schedule.
How acupressure points for Fertility works?
The location of the points requires knowledge of the anatomy and guidance of a qualified and experienced therapist. There is no need to use oil or cream. For the stimulus it is easier to reach the deeper tissues, you can make a circular on the ground before pressing and thus prevent it from moving. The circle formed during the pressure massage is a unit. In each treatment, approximately 80 to 120 units are indicated per point, with a duration of 2 to 3 minutes. If you have experience, you can experiment yourself, we add a timer that marks one minute per lap. Press the dots to reveal features.
Acupressure Fertility Points
Ki 16 This acupuncture points for fertility is located an inch on either side of your belly button.
Use it for:
- stimulates the kidney
- improves immunological response, which helps prevent autoimmune related fertility issues
Ki 16 This acupuncture points for fertility is located an inch on either side of your belly button.
Use it for:
- stimulates the kidney
- improves immunological response, which helps prevent autoimmune related fertility issues
Ren 6 You can find this point about one and a half inches below your belly button – find it midline on the lower abdomen. You should stimulate the point If you feel exhausted all the time.
Use it for:
- improve overall energy and vitality
- calming your mind
Ren 4 It is along the conception meridian and about 2 inches below the belly butt in the center of your body.
Use it for:
- regular stimulation will help promote blood circulation to the uterus
- prepares the uterus for implantation
Ren 3 It is located 4 inches below your belly button, on the midline.
Use it for:
- regulate your menstrual cycle and strengthen your kidneys
- improves implantation
- reduces pelvic inflammation as well
Zigong (Rn 3) The point is located about 3 inches away from the centerline of your body and 4 inches below the belly button. It is quite close to the ovaries.
- promote healthy blood circulation to the ovaries and uterus
- keep your menstrual cycle regular
Zigong (Rn 3) The point is located about 3 inches away from the centerline of your body and 4 inches below the belly button. It is quite close to the ovaries.
- promote healthy blood circulation to the ovaries and uterus
- keep your menstrual cycle regular
St 30 You can find this point a couple of inches from midline and 5 inches below your belly button
- It is one of those acupuncture points for fertility that help regulate menstruation and improve function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes.
St 30 You can find this point a couple of inches from midline and 5 inches below your belly button
- It is one of those acupuncture points for fertility that help regulate menstruation and improve function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes.
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Acupressure Fertility Points
Ki 16 This acupuncture points for fertility is located an inch on either side of your belly button.
Use it for:
- stimulates the kidney
- improves immunological response, which helps prevent autoimmune related fertility issues
Ki 16 This acupuncture points for fertility is located an inch on either side of your belly button.
Use it for:
- stimulates the kidney
- improves immunological response, which helps prevent autoimmune related fertility issues
Ren 6 You can find this point about one and a half inches below your belly button – find it midline on the lower abdomen. You should stimulate the point If you feel exhausted all the time.
Use it for:
- improve overall energy and vitality
- calming your mind
Ren 4 It is along the conception meridian and about 2 inches below the belly butt in the center of your body.
Use it for:
- regular stimulation will help promote blood circulation to the uterus
- prepares the uterus for implantation
Ren 3 It is located 4 inches below your belly button, on the midline.
Use it for:
- regulate your menstrual cycle and strengthen your kidneys
- improves implantation
- reduces pelvic inflammation as well
Zigong (Rn 3) The point is located about 3 inches away from the centerline of your body and 4 inches below the belly button. It is quite close to the ovaries.
- promote healthy blood circulation to the ovaries and uterus
- keep your menstrual cycle regular
Zigong (Rn 3) The point is located about 3 inches away from the centerline of your body and 4 inches below the belly button. It is quite close to the ovaries.
- promote healthy blood circulation to the ovaries and uterus
- keep your menstrual cycle regular
St 30 You can find this point a couple of inches from midline and 5 inches below your belly button
- It is one of those acupuncture points for fertility that help regulate menstruation and improve function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes.
St 30 You can find this point a couple of inches from midline and 5 inches below your belly button
- It is one of those acupuncture points for fertility that help regulate menstruation and improve function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes.
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