
Shiatsu at Life Medicine Glasgow
Shiatsu is a holistic massage therapy from Japan, that harmonises mind and body, deepens self-awareness and enables self-healing. Often referred to as "Acupuncture without the needles" and "massage with your clothes on".
Perpendicular pressure is applied to tsubo and meridians, to help harmonise the flow of Ki. In the Z...en shiatsu system, the pressure is used to identify and stimulate change in patterns of Kyo-Jitsu. Kyo, is a deficient condition where there is a lack of Ki. Jitsu, an excess condition where there is an over abundance of Ki. Kyo and Jitsu exist together, Jitsu containing the Ki originally belonging to the Kyo. Primarily, Kyo is the cause and Jitsu the symptom.Read more
Perpendicular pressure is applied to tsubo and meridians, to help harmonise the flow of Ki. In the Z...en shiatsu system, the pressure is used to identify and stimulate change in patterns of Kyo-Jitsu. Kyo, is a deficient condition where there is a lack of Ki. Jitsu, an excess condition where there is an over abundance of Ki. Kyo and Jitsu exist together, Jitsu containing the Ki originally belonging to the Kyo. Primarily, Kyo is the cause and Jitsu the symptom.Read more

Shiatsu at Life Medicine Glasgow
Pressure is predominantly applied using palms, thumbs and fingers. Occasionally, elbows, knees and feet are used to deepen the pressure. Other techniques include stretching, light manipulation, the application of magnets and the application of heat using moxa (a smouldering herb which is used to warm tsubo). Your sessi...on may include advice on diet and exercise. Your practitioner’s knowledge of oriental theories like, Yin & Yang, and the Five Elements may shed light on life issues. In Shiatsu the mind and body are recognised as one. By working one we effect the other.
Shiatsu theory focuses on the stimulation of the balance and flow of Ki. However, in practical terms that can mean the loosening of tight muscles and the toning of weak ones.Read more
Shiatsu theory focuses on the stimulation of the balance and flow of Ki. However, in practical terms that can mean the loosening of tight muscles and the toning of weak ones.Read more

Stimulate the circulatory, lymphatic and hormonal systems. Regulate the activity of the autonomic nervous system. Release toxins and deep seated tension from the muscles.

To relax and revitalise. For general health maintenance and awareness. To promote self development and self healing. To assist in the treatment of conditions.














