Tearing Up

👁️ Relieve your #TearingUp naturally with acupressure!

In this video, I demonstrate an important acupuncture point traditionally used in cases of eye irritation, excess tearing, and heat affecting the head and sensory pathways.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupressure is used support the smooth flow of energy in the eyes, ears, throat, and head region.

This simple acupressure technique can be added to your daily routine to help support natural eye comfort and balance.

▶️ Watch now and learn how to calm watery eyes naturally.

 

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