Examples of using Gua sha in English and their translations into Malay
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Gua Sha is a traditional healing technique in East Asian medicine.
Gua sha is a healing technique of traditional East Asian medicine.
Gua sha is an ancient technique used in traditional East Asian medicine.
More evidence is needed to confirm whether gua sha is an effective treatment.
Gua Sha- pronounced‘gwahshah'- originates from the Chinese word for scraping.
Gua sha aims to move energy,
Gua sha aims to move this blocked energy to relieve aches or stiffness.
Small injuries to the body like bruising from gua sha is sometimes called microtrauma.
Gua sha is used alongside other treatments,
Older adults with back pain were treated with either gua sha or a hot pack.
Gua sha is not supposed to be painful
Gua sha is a technique used in traditional Oriental Medicine to alleviate muscle tension and pain.
Sometimes, gua sha is used to treat a cold,
Gua sha may help break down scar tissue
We find out more about whether gua sha is effective, and if it has any side effects.
Gua sha is a technique used in traditional East Asian medicine, to treat muscle pain and tension.
Gua sha tools are often weighted to help the practitioner who is doing the procedure to apply pressure.
Broken skin can lead to infections, which is why practitioners should constantly sterilize their Gua Sha tools.
In a 2017 study, weightlifters who had gua sha felt that lifting weights took less effort after treatment.
Gua sha is unlikely to have any serious side effects,