At a wedding in 2011, an old man who was sitting suddenly became short of breath and fainted. It looked like he’d had aheart attack. Someone called anambulance.

A person rolled up the oldman’s sleeves and began heavily slapping his elbow pit (cubital fossa).The personasked a family member to slap the otherelbow pit.

After this was repeated dozensof times, the old man began to react. He was out of danger.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes“coldness causes blood stasis and blocks thecirculation.” The formation and removal of thrombosis work like peanut oil:precipitation forms when the temperaturegets low, and dissolves back when thetemperature rises.

The pericardium andheart energy channels at the elbow pit connect directly to the heart.When you slap these two channels hard, you prompt “thecirculation of qi (energy), and thus the circulation of blood.” This will make theperson to feel warm and sweat. The “yangrises” and removes the blood clogs, anddredges the blood vessels.

Anyone can perform this simple technique,and there is no need for training. Slapping the elbow pits daily helps prevent heart problems and lowers blood pressure. It cuts down on the occurrence of heart attacks.

Whether one is bruised on the elbow pitafter heavy slapping can be used to diagnose whether someone has heart problems. The accuracy of this diagnostic measure is higherthan using modern medical equipment.

If there are dark purple bruises on the elbow pits after slapping, you should continue to slap them until the color turns red. Any heart problems will be alleviated or even eliminated. This is the treatment called “dissolving the stasis.”

Continuing to slap on other energy channels in your body, or the places that hurt when you slap them, might help cure some ailments that otherwise can’t be cured.

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