Tui Na manipulations can increase blood flow, promote metabolism,

and improve microcirculation to facilitate the regeneration of muscle fibers and the recovery of muscle strength,

while also improving the mechanical structure of various body parts and relieving pain.

Current research indicates that the analgesic mechanism of tuina mainly involves three levels:

peripheral, spinal cord, and brain.

Tui Na can improve the anatomical structure of the affected area, correct misalignment,

release pressure on joints or intervertebral discs, and improve nerve root compression, thus acting as an analgesic.

Tui Na can help in alleviating pericellular inflammatory infiltration, reducing inflammatory responses, and achieving analgesic effects.

Tui Na can also improve the balance of self-immune cells,

regulate the expression of B cells and T cells to control the quantity of various antibodies, thereby achieving analgesic effects.