Acupressure Utilized to Decrease Labor Pains

Recently, a study performed by the Dept. of Women’s and Children’s Health within the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm found acupressure useful in helping to decrease the pains associated with labor.

The point they specifically used was SP 6. Typically, this point is contraindicated in pregnancy because of its labor promotion capabilities, yet when used appropriately, it has the ability to enhance the ease and effectiveness of labor, thereby decreasing pain.

During the experiment, acupressure was performed bilaterally for 30 minutes at a time. Study participants reported a noticeable decrease in pain shortly after the treatment.

Now, Lifewave patches have capabilities similar to acupressure, and the best part is that they can be utilized continuously. Lifewave does not endorse the use of the patches on pregnant women, however, it is well known acupuncture can be used safely and effectively on pregnant women by a skilled acupuncturist. When Lifewave patches are used appropriately, they present no additional risk.

This is a very interesting area of study.

It’s Not How Many; It’s Where They Are

We’ve all had the temptation to do it. At first, if I didn’t get immediate pain relief with the patches, my inclination was to continue to put more and more of them on. Surely more is better, right? I would have one on each and every tiny spot of pain on my body, and then wonder why they weren’t working.

It’s not how many you use, it’s where they are placed.

Location. Location. Location.

Since the patches are working by energy, the key is to find the correct spot of where the energy needs to flow better or where it is blocked. This is the effective way to relieve pain. If the patches aren’t in the right location to move that unblocked energy, it doesn’t matter how many you have, they’re just not in the right spots. The standard white and tan pain patches work synergistically to bring pain relief. They are powerful enough to do the job with just one set. You rarely need more sets if placed correctly, so remember it’s all about placement.

Sometimes, placing them can be tricky, however, which is why we extend our help to anyone who needs it. If you aren’t getting relief, let us help you. We can be reached by email: blitzthewave@gmail.com. The key is to not give up because almost everyone can experience pain relief from these patches, you simply have to know where to place them.