Abstract: A method of treatment using applied manual pressure to certain key pressure points of the forearms of a human body, in order to relieve pain or discomfort brought on from illness. The method includes manually applying pressure by the hands of a therapist along the forearms of a patient, while the patient clasps his hands and extends his arms outwardly from the body, so as to form a substantially triangular arrangement, with his two arms serving as two legs of the triangular, and an imaginary line from the two elbows. The patient forcefully pushes his hands and arms toward each other while in the triangular arrangement, with such pushing being concentrated at the clasped hands, and specifically concentrated at the metacarpals, and in the chest, and specifically at the sternum.