Acupressure, an ancient healing art, uses pressure to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body’s natural self-curative abilities. When these points are pressed, they help relax muscular tension and promote the circulation of blood and the body’s life force to aid healing. Acupuncture and acupressure use the same points, but acupuncture employs needles, while acupressure uses the gentle but firm pressure of the hands or feet, or use the blunt spikes of acupressure balls or mats.
Details
- Cotton covered sponge rubber mat with 234 pieces of patented blunt spikes
- A total of 6,318 nails provide the ultimate stimulation of your skin and acupressure points
- Stimulates and invigorates your back, legs, feet, neck and body
- Perfect for stimulating blood circulation and relaxation
- 100% cotton fabric is color fast, hand washable and certified free of chemicals, metals, toxins and residues
Reviews
"When you first start using it it hurts at first but after awhile you start getting use to the feel of it. The "nails" are made of plastic and do not hurt you. It's best to start gradually with a thin shirt and then eventually with no shirt at all. I like it because you can put it on any part of your body and you will feel the blood flow going towards the skin. It has a nice warming feeling to it and if you can tolerate the initial pain you will love it. Not sure about the long term medical benefits of it, that is unsubstantiated, but it is a definite relaxation tool. I fall asleep on it. " - By Tim
Details
- Cotton covered sponge rubber mat with 234 pieces of patented blunt spikes
- A total of 6,318 nails provide the ultimate stimulation of your skin and acupressure points
- Stimulates and invigorates your back, legs, feet, neck and body
- Perfect for stimulating blood circulation and relaxation
- 100% cotton fabric is color fast, hand washable and certified free of chemicals, metals, toxins and residues
Reviews
"When you first start using it it hurts at first but after awhile you start getting use to the feel of it. The "nails" are made of plastic and do not hurt you. It's best to start gradually with a thin shirt and then eventually with no shirt at all. I like it because you can put it on any part of your body and you will feel the blood flow going towards the skin. It has a nice warming feeling to it and if you can tolerate the initial pain you will love it. Not sure about the long term medical benefits of it, that is unsubstantiated, but it is a definite relaxation tool. I fall asleep on it. " - By Tim
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