1. Stimulate Guan Yuan acupoint
Guanyuan Acupoint is located at 3 inches below the umbilicus, belonging to Renmai that runs through the chest and abdomen along the head surface.The so -called "Renmai" refers to a meridian that is closely related to the reproductive system regardless of men and women. There are many acupuncture points on the Renmai.Pressure method can be used to stimulate the Guanyuan acupoint, or alternately use the left and right hands to rotate the abdomen around the umbilicus to stimulate the related acupoints on the Renmai.
2. Stimulate Shangzang
Shangyang Point is located next to the radial nails at the tip of the finger.Traditional medicine believes that stimulating the acupoint has a clear effect of strong and aphrodisiac and can delay sexual aging.When you take a bus or tram from get off work, use your index finger to hook the armrests or rings in the car; or repeat the two -handed index finger hook in your free time;
3. Stimulate the Binbin Point
The built -in acupoint is located about 2 inches above the Sanyinjiao acupoint and the inside of the calf belly. It belongs to the foot Shaoyin kidney meridians. Massage stimulation to stimulate the acupoint can improve sexual desire.
4. Stimulate Yongquan
The acupoint of Yongquan is in the palm of the foot, belonging to the foot Shaoyin kidney meridian.Wash your feet with hot water every night before going to bed, and press the point with your fingers, or put a small round wooden stick, and step on the rolling rolling red barefoot, which can stimulate the hole and help sexual function.
5. Stimulate Sanyinjiao acupoint
Sanyinjiao, as the name implies, is the place where the liver meridian, spleen meridian, and kidney meridian meet.Sanyinjiao acupoint itself belongs to the spleen meridian, which is located on the inside of the tibia and about 10cm on the inner ankle.Acupuncture points are the most commonly used acupuncture points for men to treat men's most commonly used acupoints.Therefore, often massaging this point with fingers can enhance men's sexual function.
(Editor in charge: Doudou)
