Acupressure is a popular and effective ancient healing practice of releasing pain from one’s body by applying firm pressure on specific spots on the body, known as acupoints. Trained professionals use this massage therapy to improve physiological function and facilitate the body’s natural healing process. While out of the hundreds of acupoints in one’s body, the most prominent ones are located in the feet, unbeknownst to many, there are many lesser-known acupoints.  Top of the head This point, located above the ear up to the top of the head, is an effective acupressure point that helps calm anxiety. Gently applying pressure on this area can also help boost energy levels and provide relaxation. Between thumb and index finger This is called the LI 4 (Large Intestine Meridian) acupressure point, which is often targeted for headaches. It is located on the back of the hand, between the thumb and forefinger, and applying pressure on LI 4 can help alleviate headache symptoms. Third eye Pinching or pressing the point between one’s eyebrows, which is also known as the Yin Tang acupressure point, helps relieve stress and anxiety. Above the wrist crease This Lung 7 point, located above the wrist crease on the inside of the arm, mainly boosts one’s immunity and is also helpful to cure runny noses, persistent cough, nasal congestion, stiff neck, chills, and fever.