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A free live workshop with Michael Reed Gach, Ph.D.
Learn how to feel years younger
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3:00 pm Eastern · one hour on Zoom
12:00 pm Pacific · 9:00 pm Central European

Through simple acupressure practices and routines, you can press specific anti-aging points on your body to feel and move better.
— Michael Reed Gach, Ph.D.
The stiffness, fatigue and tension that build quietly over decades, and the meridians they sit on.
Including Yang Lao for memory and energy, and the Sea of Tranquility for the tension that disturbs sleep.
Angle, pressure and duration. Most people press too hard and let go too soon.
What's inside the full training, who it suits, and how to join.

Michael founded the Acupressure Institute in 1976 and directed it for 33 years, teaching over 100,000 people. Since the school closed in 2008 he has taught online at Acupressure.com.
He is the author of eight books, including the best-selling Acupressure's Potent Points. His books, recordings and instructional videos have sold more than half a million copies.
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This session contains references about Acupressure for releasing stress and for health maintenance, and is not a substitute for medical treatments, advice, or care. If you have a medical condition, ailment, symptom, or disease, please obtain medical advice before you use Acupressure techniques or exercise instructions.
The Acupressure and health information presented is provided without any representations or warranties, express or implied. Please do not take this information or its instructions as an alternative to medical advice, treatment or care from a medical doctor. For any medical condition, please consult your doctor. Please do not discontinue medical treatment because of any information contained here.
Acupressure is a complementary therapy for obtaining good health, and not a substitute for medical advice, treatment, or medical care.