According to the theory of meridians, the breasts belong to the Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian and Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian. They are located in the division of Foot Yin and Yang and intersect with Hand and Foot Jueyin and Shaoyang at the Tianchi acupoint. They are closely related to the abundance and decline of kidney essence, Tian Gui, and Chong Ren.
Research in traditional Chinese medicine has shown that hormonal balance is essential for women's health and beauty. Acupressure for breast enhancement in traditional Chinese medicine focuses on women's health, using differential diagnosis and treatment. Its mechanism of action can be summarized as follows:
1. By stimulating the Yu Mu Jing acupoint to unblock the breast meridians, improve breast blood circulation, regulate organ function, and nourish the body, the aim is to regulate the abundance of blood in the Chong Ren channel.
2. Acupressure can stimulate the autonomic nerves around the breasts (specifically, increase sympathetic nervous activity and parasympathetic nervous activity), thus regulating the internal hormonal balance and maintaining the Yin-Yang balance of the Kidney Essence-Tian Gui-Ovary axis.
3. Acupressure can improve the function of the liver, kidneys, spleen, and stomach, increase the sensitivity of breast tissue to self-hormones, stimulate the growth and development of mammary glands and ducts, and increase the accumulation of breast connective tissue and adipose tissue. It is safe and effective in achieving physiological fullness. Additionally, acupressure for breast enhancement in traditional Chinese medicine can also treat and prevent to varying degrees diseases such as breast hyperplasia.
