Chinese Massage, also known as *Tui Na*, has been used for medical purpose in China for centuries. Like acupuncture, Chinese Massage is based on the theory of *meridians* or channels and collaterals. According to this theory the body is networked by a system of pathways which function to transport *qi*(energy) and blood, to regulate *yin* and *yang*, to protect against external pathogens and to link the internal organs with the exterior. Blockage of the meridians causes pain and is intimately connected with all health problems.Chinese Massage is primarily focused on the meridians and on acupoints where qi gathers and can be easily manipulated. By using "Tui Na" and "Acupressure" techniques, to activate and regulate qi and blood flow. The aim is to achieve balance to protect the person against different types of infection and maintain the optimum function of all organs.