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Sveuilite u Rijeci Fakultet za menadment u turizmu i ugostiteljstvu SVEUILINI PREDDIPLOMSKI STUDIJ

Sveuilite u Rijeci Fakultet za menadment u turizmu i ugostiteljstvu SVEUILINI PREDDIPLOMSKI STUDIJKolegij: Health tourismStudent: Marko Ranitovi006161 r-1720148/08

Introduction I. Meaning of the wordshiatsuII. What is shiatsu?III. According to the Japanese medical department IV. Types of shiatsu massageV. Zen ShiatsuVI. Macrobiotic shiatsuVII. Five element Shiatsu VIII. Benefits IX. Side effects

X. How it is done..XI. Additional tipsXII. shiatsu pressure pointsConclusionContent:

In thispower pointpresentationI willtry toexplain themeaning of shiatsumassageand itscharacteristicsthroughout historyandtoday. I willalsoexplain thephysical,mentalandspiritualhealing as her main characteristicIntroduction

1. Meaning of the wordshiatsu

Shiatsu ()Japanesefromshi, meaningfinger, andatsu, meaningpressure), as well asTeate().

In Japan around 1000AD this practice of this massage was a semi-mystical activity performed by women and the blind.

Theshiatsu massageis a way of relaxation, but in its main theory shiatsu it is a holistic bodywork

The acupressure technique has its roots from the acupuncture therapy and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

2. What is shiatsu and shiatsushi ?In Japan, shiatsu practitioners are called shiatsushi, and the educational standard for their approval corresponds to that of the licenses forAnma,Massage, and shiatsu practitioners.

2. What is shiatsu and shiatsushi ?Shiatsu technique refers to the use of fingers and palm of one's hand to apply pressure to particular sections on the surface of the body for the purpose of correcting the imbalances of the body, and for maintaining and promoting health.It is also a method contributing to the healing of specific illnesses. December,1957

3. According to the Japanese medical department of the Ministry of Welfare (current Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare):

There are:

- Zen Shiatsu

- Macrobiotic Shiatsu

- 5 element Shiatsu

just to name a few4. Types of shiatsu massage

the diagnosis proceeds through several stages. The practitioner first looks for signs in the subject's superficial appearance and odor, in the sounds he or she makes and in the sensations felt by touch.

The practitioner will also feel for "energy imbalances" related to the internal organs in and around the abdomen and view signs of these in the back.5. Zen ShiatsuMacrobiotic shiatsu introduces the idea that foods have a living energy or chi of their own and that when eaten this will change the way chi flows in a person.

6. Macrobiotic shiatsu

Practitioners of this therapy use their finger tips to manipulatepressure points on the human body in order to facilitate the flow of chi, or vital energy.

human health is achieved through balancing the five elemental manifestations: earth, fire, water, wood, and metal. Each of these elements correspond to different parts of the human anatomy.

7. Five element Shiatsu Relaxation Back pain Headache Premenstrual syndrome Anxiety Insomnia Neck and shoulder pain

Tiredness Recovery from injuries Stress Arthritis pain Poor digestion Constipation Depression8. Benefits9. Side effectsShiatsu can promote a sense of well being, but it also has a number of temporary side effects resulting from the blockages being released.

Patients may feel tired or emotional, or experience coughing, headaches In general, any such effects are considered positive signs that the body is making an attempt to correct its own condition in a natural way that will balance the body, mind and soul

9.1. Side effects

A shiatsu practitioner asks the patient to lie on a mat on the floor, while wearing loose, natural fiber clothing. He or she will then use his hands, elbows, knees, and feet to work on balancing your meridian.

Shiatsu works on the whole being, from the physical to the spiritual, so during and after the treatment a patient may experience a variety of reactions-crying, laughing, joy, stillness.10. How it is done..dont eat a heavy meal before the shiatsuif it's your first time at the clinic or spa, arrive at least 10 minutes early to complete the necessary forms.

Otherwise, arrive 5 minutes early so you can have a few minutes to rest and relax before starting the shiatsu.

11. Additional tips

There are manypoints on the bodysothe person who isperforming shiatsumassagehastobe welltrained andwell know the art of shiatsu 12. shiatsu pressure pointsIfyou are looking fora wayto relaxandpurifiethe mindbody and spirit,shiatsumassageis the best wayto achieve this...Conclusion

Thank you for your attention

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