Acupressure Points to Increase Testosterone: Enhancing Male Hormonal Health through TCM

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Acupressure points to increase testosterone offer a unique and natural approach to enhancing male hormonal health. Acupressure, a traditional Chinese medicine technique akin to acupuncture but without needles, involves applying pressure to specific body points. This method is believed to regulate hormonal balance, including testosterone levels, through mechanisms like muscle relaxation, skin and brain stimulation, and activation of the parasympathetic nervous system. For those seeking more information on related topics, our article on acupressure for erectile dysfunction provides valuable insights into addressing sexual health concerns through acupressure.

3 Acupressure Points to Boost Testosterone

  • BL-23: Found 2 thumb-widths from the lower spine, at navel height.
  • KD-12: Located four thumb-widths below and 0.5 thumb-width lateral to the navel.
  • Ren-6: Positioned 2 thumb-widths directly below the navel.
Acupoint: Bl-23 Or Ub-23(Other Names: Urinary Bladder-23/Shen Shu/Kidney Transporter)
Acupoint: Bl-23 Or Ub-23(Other Names: Urinary Bladder-23/Shen Shu/Kidney Transporter)
Acupoint: KD-12 (Other Names: Kidney-12/Da He/Big Plentifulness)
Acupoint: KD-12 (Other Names: Kidney-12/Da He/Big Plentifulness)
Acupoint: Ren-6 (Other Names: The Conception Vessel-6/Qi Hai/Sea of Qi)
Acupoint: Ren-6 (Other Names: The Conception Vessel-6/Qi Hai/Sea of Qi)

The Role of Acupressure in Regulating Testosterone

Acupressure’s stimulation of these points plays a multi-faceted role in the body:

  • Relaxation of Muscle Tension: Reduces stress, which can negatively affect hormone balance.
  • Stimulation of Skin and Brain: This interaction is believed to regulate hormone secretion.
  • Parasympathetic Nervous System Activation: Encourages testosterone secretion, vital for various bodily functions and overall health.

When to Seek Professional Healthcare in Testosterone Management

While acupressure can be a beneficial complement to overall wellness practices, it’s important to recognize when professional medical assistance is necessary. If symptoms persist or if there are concerns about underlying health issues, consulting a healthcare professional is crucial. Acupressure should not be viewed as a replacement for medical advice or treatment. It serves as an adjunct therapy that can enhance well-being, but medical evaluation and intervention are key in cases where there is a significant health concern or when symptoms do not improve with self-care techniques.

This article, based on the insights of Ms Mai, a seasoned TCM practitioner, explores the efficacy of acupressure in naturally enhancing testosterone levels in men.

Author: P. Sze

P. Sze P. Sze is the founder of TCM Tips and Dragon Acupuncture®. She graduated from the National University of Singapore with a first-class honor in Civil Engineering. S he also holds a master’s degree in Engineering and is the brain behind the innovative TCM products of Dragon Acupuncture®. She is the author of The Beginner's Guide to Auricular Therapy: Application of Ear Seeds (ISBN 978-1520451398) and Facial Gua Sha - Fight the Signs of Aging Naturally and Inexpensively (ISBN 978-1980678922). She has dedicated her life to ensuring that the complex theories behind oriental medicine and the seemingly dangerous techniques that involve needles and fire do not scare you from trying oriental medicine. This is why she writes endlessly about acupressure and its countless health and wellness benefits.

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