Living Bliss: Major Discoveries Along the Holistic Path (Paperback, Large Print) by Norman Shealy MD PhD

Since the 1960s, methods such as TENS have expanded how acupuncture can be used, particularly in pain care. More recently, a gentler approach has emerged, focusing on stimulating the body without needles or electrical input.

By placing essential oils on specific points, this method aims to encourage natural chemical responses linked to relaxation and balance, including the release of oxytocin.

Based on modern research, it presents a simple way to support wellbeing, helping the body manage stress and maintain internal harmony through quick, non-invasive techniques.