Tui Na
Tui na
(推拿, tūi n), pronounced "tway-nah" and literally meaning "push and grab", is a form of
Chinese
manipulative therapy
that is often used in conjunction with
acupuncture
,
moxibustion
, Chinese
herbalism
and
qigong
.
Tui na
uses
massage
and manipulation in conjunction with
acupressure
and is used for both acute or chronic musculoskeletal conditions, as well as some other conditions. It is an integral part of
traditional Chinese medicine
.
Tui na
is taught in acupuncture schools as part of formal training in
Oriental
medicine, and by many
East Asian
martial arts
schools that teach such techniques to their advanced students for personal and professional use.
See also:
Pushing hands
,
Chin na
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