Chinese Foot Massage for Two
Only as an additional treatment.
Chinese Foot Massage for Two – A Shared Relaxation Experience Balancing Body Energies.
Chinese foot acupressure massage, with a history spanning thousands of years, is an effective method that originated in China to address various health issues. During this massage, you and your partner can immerse yourselves in deep relaxation as the nervous system is balanced, energy circulation is enhanced, and the effects of stress are relieved.
According to Chinese medicine, every person has feminine "Yin" and masculine "Yang" energies flowing through their body, and keeping them balanced is essential. When this balance is disrupted, it can lead to health problems, a low mood, and persistent fatigue. This Chinese massage for two helps both of you feel better by restoring harmony and strengthening the body’s energy together.
Chinese foot massage for two can be either calming or stimulating, depending on your needs. During the therapy, the specialist will stimulate or soothe specific points on the feet based on the desired outcome, impacting internal organs and their functions.
Massage Process and Effects:
Lying on your backs, you will embark on a shared experience, while the specialist, beginning with a gentle warming foot rub, will stimulate each necessary point one by one. This shared relaxation will affect all internal organs, such as the thyroid, lungs, stomach, uterus, or prostate. Your eyes will relax, tension in your legs and arms will dissipate, and psychological stress will subside.
Benefits of Chinese Foot Massage for Two:
- improves blood circulation and metabolism;
- strengthens the immune system and harmonizes bodily functions;
- restores the balance of "Yin" and "Yang" energies and provides renewed vitality;
- reduces pain and releases tension from the body.
Chinese foot massage for two is an unforgettable shared experience that helps restore a sense of joy and provides a surge of energy.
For the best results, it is recommended to attend this therapy at least one hour after a meal or 30 minutes before.