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Acupressure Point for Colds
By Michela | December 3, 2009
In my experience, and based upon advice I have been given from many Dahn Healers, the Dae-choo energy point at the base of the back of the neck is the best acupressure point to stimulate if you have a cold or other upper respiratory illness. The Dae-choo is found between the seventh cervical vertebrae and the first thoracic vertebrae. Stimulating this point with acupressure, acupuncture, moxibustion, or even just a hot pack can release energy stuffed in the head manifesting as the symptoms of a head cold.
Now some Dahn Yoga centers are selling a new healing tool that you can also use to stimulate this point. Called Mago Healing Power, they are four “stones” molded out of the red soil near the vortexes of Sedona, Arizona. This energy infused soil has healing properties on its own. But each stone also has particular symbols that give it additional healing qualities. You can see how they are made in this video:
For colds, it is recommended that you heat up 3 of the Mago Healing Power stones–the largest one with the “Dahn” or “Energy” symbol and the two smallest ones with the “Noe” or “Brain” symbol. You can put them in the microwave for two to three minutes. Then while lying on your stomach, put the Dahn on Dae-choo point and and the Brains on Pung-moon points, which are between the second and third thoracic vertebrae. Relax and breathe for at least 5 minutes to release the stagnant energy from these points.
Do you have any holistic ways in which you heal a cold? Why don’t you share them in the comments?
Topics: Health, Body, Energy |

January 5th, 2010 at 6:57 pm
Or you can go to a DOCTOR instead of putting rocks on your back. You’re all idiots.
January 5th, 2010 at 9:00 pm
It’s ok if you are not a fan of alternative health practices, but please do not insult the people who make different choices.
February 9th, 2010 at 2:54 am
thanks for share video here. may this will be helpful for everyone.some yoga instruments can help for acupressure