What is EFT tapping easy explained🤸
🚀Imagine you have a tiny superhero who lives at the tips of your fingers. When you gently tap certain spots on your face, chest, and hands while saying how you feel out loud, that superhero helps your brain notice the feeling and lets it calm down — like turning down the volume on an upsetting song. That’s EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), a.k.a. tapping. It’s simple, quick, and you can do it sitting on your sofa. 🍭EFT mixes three things: thinking about the upsetting feeling (that helps your brain face it), saying a few words about it (that focuses you), and tapping on acupressure points (the physical bit). Scientists think that combo helps lower stress hormones and quiet the body’s “fight or flight” reaction. Some studies measured less cortisol (a stress hormone) after tapping. 📢A tiny safety note! EFT is generally safe and soothing, but if someone has severe trauma, suicidal thoughts, or a major mental-health diagnosis, they should use tapping alongside a licensed mental-health professional — not as the only treatment. The research is promising but not a magic cure-all.