Here’s A Quick Way To Solve A Problem with How to pick the right rug for your home?
We all know rug adds warmth, color and texture to a room. But how do you pick the right one?
We ask interior designer Ara Mamourian for his top tips on getting it right when choosing your rug.
1) Start with high-quality natural fiber such as wool or silk in good condition before selecting any design elements. Check the weight of the rug and try rolling it up to ensure it unrolls easily and lies flat without having to stretch it aggressively which can cause early wear and tear. Seek professional advice from reputable rug sellers who’ve been in business long enough that they’ve seen trends come and go so they can offer an objective opinion on whether a particular style will be relevant over time or not.
2) Create a color scheme first. The initial rug purchase should be the foundation of your entire room design so choose one which you can envision surrounded by furnishings rather than selecting it merely because you love the pattern or texture at face value only.
3) Don’t rush! Expect to shop for rugs for several months before finding that ideal fit for your home. Be patient and ask questions until you’re 100% satisfied with your choice. A good interior designer will guide you through this process, but remember that decorating is a very individualized endeavor so choose something nobody else has in order to create an original space like no other in the world!
Ara Mamourian is an award-winning Interior Designer based Toronto, Canada creating unique modern spaces for high-end clients.
I’m not sure if this post is just my imagination playing tricks on me or the truth, but the first time I stumbled upon this article was back in September 2014. The information it provided was consistent with my knowledge of anatomy and physiology; however, it seemed to be missing key pieces of information like where exactly the “pressure points” are located within each point group (i.e., what part of the body is pressure applied directly to, by what), etc. Furthermore, even though I work as a massage therapist, some of these points were foreign to me since they aren’t used in our modality. If anyone else has any additional into this subject matter (or knows where to find it), I’d greatly appreciate the feedback.
I just watched a program on TV about this and how it works and they gave information and visuals and everything and there was no points or anything mentioned, so not sure if its true or not but maybe you should look into it further yourself!
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I have been reading various articles or reviews concerning Acupuncture with Qi Gong in treating stress-related symptoms. With patients diagnosed with terminal lung cancer particularly with Metastatic Lung Cancer Stage IV. With no further effective treatment options left except palliative care. Which focuses on relieving symptoms rather than finding cures. There has been ongoing research conducted by Dr. Xiao Chan at Sun Yat-Sen University Cancer Center in Guangzhou, China since year 2011. The results of this research at present shows that most patients with Stage IV lung cancer. Who will undergo a course of acupuncture and Qi Gong therapy as a form of complementary treatment showed a CR rate higher than 70%. CR means Complete Response whereby the patients’ tumors normalize or shrink to the point. Where it cannot detect even under intense scrutiny by themselves or by doctors.
Conclusion:
Qi Gong and Acupuncture therapy in treating cancer patients. With Stage IV Lung Cancer are associating with CR rates higher than 70% which suggests. That these complementary therapies may improve the quality of life for patients with terminal lung cancer.