The Right Direction: Why Proper Gua Sha Technique Matters
The Right Direction: Why Proper Gua Sha Technique Matters
Are you using Gua Sha correctly? One of the most overlooked aspects of this ancient healing technique is stroke direction—and it can make all the difference in your results. Traditional Gua Sha emphasizes scraping away from the heart to support lymphatic drainage, circulation, and detoxification. However, many modern scraping techniques fail to follow this principle, which can hinder the body's natural healing processes.
In this post, we’ll explore why stroke direction is crucial in Gua Sha, how it impacts your skin, muscles, and overall wellness, and how you can maximize your results by applying this technique correctly. Plus, watch my step-by-step video to see it in action!
Enhancing Your Practice
Understanding and applying the correct directional technique can transform your Gua Sha practice, leading to safer and more effective results. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced practitioner, being mindful of stroke direction is key to unlocking the full potential of this ancient healing art.
Curious to see this principle in action? Watch my video where I break down the importance of direction in Gua Sha: Click here to watch
Stay tuned for more insights on how Gua Sha integrates with other healing modalities and why it’s becoming a preferred technique for practitioners worldwide!
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best wishes,
Lisa Dowling | creator of The Complete GUA SHA Online Training
Meridian Care Center
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