This ideal way to reinforce you professional craniosacral care by applying mild pressure to the back of head to encourage your own still points. Simple device can have far-reaching effects when it comes to releasing accumulated stress, relaxing the autonomic nervous system – even lowering a fever as much as 4 degrees Fahrenheit. The Still
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Added on: June 8, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
This ideal way to reinforce you professional craniosacral care by applying mild pressure to the back of head to encourage your own still points. Simple device can have far-reaching effects when it comes to releasing accumulated stress, relaxing the autonomic nervous system – even lowering a fever as much as 4 degrees Fahrenheit. The Still Point Inducer also can have a beneficial effect on acute and chronic musculoskeletal problems, including degenerative arthritis. In addition, it can be used to reduce congestion, swelling, headaches, anxiety, and overall tension.
which I have also found to be useful. My husband is skeptical these work I was suffering from facial tightness and slight numbness and had seen multiple neurologists and doctors and gone for several MRI’s – nothing could be found to explain why I was having numbness sensations. Chiropractic didn’t work, although I persisted with it for 6 months and spent a lot of money on it. I purchased this in total desperation as I had been (and still am) trying absolutely everything to ease this weird facial sensation, and I now use these 4 times a day and I am finally finding…
It works for me. A friend recommended this for tension and as a stress reducer. I know everyone is different, but the pressure points actually helped relax me and after ten minutes or so I was so relaxed that I was able to fall asleep shortly after. I am going to use it for meditation and occasionally before I go to bed if I can’t sleep or feel stressed. I purchased a second one for another friend who suffers from migraines…at least to try. Hope it helps.
still point inducer I use this myself and in my massage therapy practice. Works well at softening the muscles at the cranial base & relieves most tension & migraine headaches along with craniosacral therapy. I have my clients use it between therapy sessions to promote over-all reduction in muscle tone, so they can go longer between visits. Yes, its a wonderful tool.