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# Acupressure Taping: The Practice of Acutaping for Chronic Pain and Injuries

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## Description

Combines acupressure and massage to treat pain using elastic tape • Shows how the use of an elastic, adhesive tape works with the body’s own motions to combine the actions of acupressure and massage • Presents both therapeutic and preventative techniques for acute and chronic pain • Contains step-by-step instructions illustrated in full color detailing how to self-treat pain in all parts of the body Sufferers of chronic pain well know the frustration of treatments involving endless rounds of drugs or expensive physical therapy--that may or may not offer relief. In Acupressure Taping , authors Hecker and Liebchen present a comprehensive guide to a new method of pain treatment--acutaping--which offers a much simpler and more effective alternative. In acutaping, elastic tape is placed over the afflicted area in accordance with related acupuncture points. During the course of normal movement throughout the day, the elastic tape provides a gentle but consistent massage to the inflamed area. Because the skin adheres to the tape, it is shifted against the subtissue during motion, causing lymph tissue to drain and connective tissue to be massaged. The authors show that most bodily dysfunctions can be self-treated through this innovative method. Combining elements of Chinese medicine with osteopathy, acutaping produces a method of treatment for ailments ranging from back pain and tennis elbow to menstrual pain and migraines. Acutaping is an easy and effective treatment--without side effects--that offers welcome relief to sufferers of chronic pain.

Review: An interesting and informative book on the acupressure taping system. - Lately I have been reading large numbers of books with different and unique approaches to energy healing techniques. I recently finished reading this interesting 124 pages soft cover book (Acupressure Taping: the practice of acutaping for chronic pain and injuries by Hans-Ulrich Hecker M.D. and Kay Liebchen) which I purchased on desertcart for a bargain price. I was quite familiar with other energy healing systems (Tai Chi, Qigong, Yoga, Reiki, Flexology and acupressure) but I knew nothing about “acupressure taping” to help relieve pain and injuries until I read this book. This book is fully illustrated with full color photographs showing the application of acutaping to various parts of the body. This book is organized into two parts. Part one covers the following material: What is acutaping? Acutaping: a new therapeutic method, how does acutaping work? Who can benefit from acutaping, acutaping in sports medicine, when not to use acutaping, acutape information and tips, a sightseeing tour around the human body. Part two deals with the details of how to use the acutape on various parts of the body for best results. The appendix section reviews ailments from A to Z and sources of acutape. As I mentioned previously, I have not heard of or read any book which covers this specific kind of healing therapy in the past; however, if you are interested in learning something about acutaping techniques and methods you may want to check out this easy to read book. I gave this book five stars because it appears to be the only book published on this healing technique at this time. Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Seated/Chair Tai Chi, Qigong, and Yoga for seniors and the physically challenged),
Review: Worth Every Reasonable Cent - It's not the most technical book, but by cow, it works. I'm a beginner to taping, and use it mainly to stop the aches and pains at my advanced age of 31. It has clear diagrams of how to stretch, and equally unambiguous steps of where to place the tape. My only reservation is that it doesn't have instructions on the 'how' to tape - do I stretch the tape, do I roll it on? Dance a little shamanistic dance around after taping? A bit more background on why it works would also be nice, like, it stretches this muscle and this muscle. We've used it for calves, ankles, elbows and shoulders and the releif was immediate and palpable. But listen, for around $10 and pain relief with a bit of tape, you really can't grouse. Not too much. Could it be better, well yes. Is it pretty good - yes, if you want to get into taping for personal pain relief. If you're in it to win it, for performance sports etc, I wouldn't recommend it. But otherwise, great for noobs.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,486,502 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #640 in Massage (Books) #651 in Acupuncture & Acupressure (Books) #1,608 in Pain Management (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 197 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An interesting and informative book on the acupressure taping system.
*by J***E on March 13, 2018*

Lately I have been reading large numbers of books with different and unique approaches to energy healing techniques. I recently finished reading this interesting 124 pages soft cover book (Acupressure Taping: the practice of acutaping for chronic pain and injuries by Hans-Ulrich Hecker M.D. and Kay Liebchen) which I purchased on Amazon for a bargain price. I was quite familiar with other energy healing systems (Tai Chi, Qigong, Yoga, Reiki, Flexology and acupressure) but I knew nothing about “acupressure taping” to help relieve pain and injuries until I read this book. This book is fully illustrated with full color photographs showing the application of acutaping to various parts of the body. This book is organized into two parts. Part one covers the following material: What is acutaping? Acutaping: a new therapeutic method, how does acutaping work? Who can benefit from acutaping, acutaping in sports medicine, when not to use acutaping, acutape information and tips, a sightseeing tour around the human body. Part two deals with the details of how to use the acutape on various parts of the body for best results. The appendix section reviews ailments from A to Z and sources of acutape. As I mentioned previously, I have not heard of or read any book which covers this specific kind of healing therapy in the past; however, if you are interested in learning something about acutaping techniques and methods you may want to check out this easy to read book. I gave this book five stars because it appears to be the only book published on this healing technique at this time. Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Seated/Chair Tai Chi, Qigong, and Yoga for seniors and the physically challenged),

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth Every Reasonable Cent
*by K***H on October 8, 2010*

It's not the most technical book, but by cow, it works. I'm a beginner to taping, and use it mainly to stop the aches and pains at my advanced age of 31. It has clear diagrams of how to stretch, and equally unambiguous steps of where to place the tape. My only reservation is that it doesn't have instructions on the 'how' to tape - do I stretch the tape, do I roll it on? Dance a little shamanistic dance around after taping? A bit more background on why it works would also be nice, like, it stretches this muscle and this muscle. We've used it for calves, ankles, elbows and shoulders and the releif was immediate and palpable. But listen, for around $10 and pain relief with a bit of tape, you really can't grouse. Not too much. Could it be better, well yes. Is it pretty good - yes, if you want to get into taping for personal pain relief. If you're in it to win it, for performance sports etc, I wouldn't recommend it. But otherwise, great for noobs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome acupressure taping information
*by M***S on December 11, 2025*

The information was helpful to me. I was able to tape my shoulder and use it for an event without any pain. I was it for self help. It is best to consult with your doctor before self care treatment. I recommend this book to others.

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