Voted Best in Amazon for famous Sujok Korean acupunture pressure ring

 

Su-jok is divided in two parts-'SU' and 'JOK', these means Foot and Hand. Su-Jok therapy worked out by a South Korean scientist Professor Park Jae Woo. it is not only a method of improving health, but also a way of comprehending the fundamental laws of life, establishing connections between classical Western science and knowledge accumulated by the medicine of the Orient, since ancient times. High effectiveness and simplicity of Su-Jok therapy contributes to quick spreading of the method in various countries.

 

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  Good for trichotilomania or dermotilomania! :)
By Skye on December 7, 2013
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This helps my dermotilomania AKA skinorexia by giving me something to fiddle with instead of harming myself :) Now I have a ton so when one breaks, I'm all set for a while! :) Thank you!
  These are of nice quality & the price is fantastic
By Annaka on August 7, 2014
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These are of nice quality & the price is fantastic. I first discovered them in a crystal store in Germany & paid 5 Euros for one. I felt it was well worth it & use my massage ring daily. I wanted to find more to share with friends & family & these fit the bill. They were slightly smaller/thinner wire than my original one, but some of my friends actually prefer the snugger fit & I am quite pleased with these. I do allot of arts & crafts such as beading, painting, crocheting & sewing, not to mention typing, so these are "just what the doctor ordered" IMHO. My original one was silver, so I keep a gold one tucked in my wallet so I can use it "on-the-go", while the other one's stashed on an end table to use while watching TV in the evening.
  Massage Rings? Who would have thought they would be so good........
By Elizabeth on June 5, 2014
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These rings are very relaxing and stimulating at the same time. They are tight and a little odd at first, but one quickly gets used to using them. I keep one near my sitting chair and use when I watch tv or read...sooooo relazing. I have to order more since everyone I know seems to snatch them for their own personal massage.

 

 

Acupressure ring is a small metal ring made of little triangular shaped points that stimulate your fingers. Acupressure applies the same principal as acupuncture but does not penetrate the skin. Instead, it provides relief by applying pressure to certain points on the body and thereby releasing tension. It is recommended to use the ring if your fingers feel tired, your mind is distracted or you have finger numbness. It is great for giving you energy, improving your concentration and your overall health.

 

Designed to give you Energy, improve your concentration and general health

Made out of stainless steel

One size fits most

Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Techniques



Flexible steel wire is specially designed for the therapeutic massage of fingers and toes.

Su Jok Therapy is not only limited to pain. It can be used in health problems like Arthritis, Spondylitis, Blood Pressure, Lumbago, Backache, Knee and other joint pains, Frozen Shoulder, Sciatica, Migraine, Diabetes, Ear Pain, Eye problems, Deafness (partial), Allergy, Anemia, Constipation, Sinus, Stomach problems, Cough & Cold, Depression, Fatigue, Hernia, Slip Disc, Urine Bladder & Kidney Stone, Tonsillitis, Polyps, Heel pain, Pimples and other.


 

 




DIRECTION OF USE

- Massage one finger at a time by rolling ring up and down the finger 30-60 times.

- Then, move on to next finger until you have completed both hands.

- Your fingers will start feeling warm, alive and tingly as blood circulation is increased.

- It is very convenient, as you can keep it in your pocket and use it whenever & wherever you want.

This ring if you placed first and fourth finger and massage for hands pain. Second and Third finger for Legs pain. Thump for Neck pain. If you massage in all the finger then total body covered as a pain reliever. Use in one finger at a time.