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• A Technological Breakthrough in DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Acupressure Devices

By rolling AcuRing back and forth along the fingers and toes, you are stimulating important "acupoints", the same bio-electrically charged points used in acupuncture to regulate virtually all major functions of the human body and to achieve balance.

Typical benefits of acupoints stimulation:

• Stress reduction
• Nerve stimulation
• Pain control
• Energy regulation
• Improved mental focus

Massage these acupoints respectively for the following problems

1. Liver: Neck tension, tired eyes, bad hearing, pain on one side of the body.
2. Heart: Blood circulation, liver pain, rigid chest pain, nervousness, pressing stomach pain
3. Digestive Organs: Pain, flatulence, constipation, sleeplessness, knee trouble, stomach ache, headache
4. Lungs: Breathing problems, knee trouble, pressing chest pain, bronchitis
5. Kidneys: Headache, back pain, high blood pressure, impotence, menstruation problems

Acupoints should be stimulated daily: to regulate, wake up and rebalance all organs functions. The hands and feet are covered with acupoints for every organ/function.

AcuRing is a DIY (do-it-yourself) acupressure device. It is ideal for those of use who cannot get acupuncture or acupressure treatments daily. And it does not cost a penny beyond the cost of the ring. AcuRing has a thousand applications (there are hundreds of acupoints on the human body).

You may use AcuRing as apart of your meditation, QiGong or yoga practice. This is the very best way to utilize this valuable tool. Use it during the warm-up period to open the meridians. Using AcuRing does not need to consume any time out of your busy day. You can simply keep AcuRing in your purse or pocket for spontaneous use any time, anywhere. Or you may want to keep one on your desk as a stress relief tool! Keeping one near your TV watching couch is another excellent way to assure your daily use of AcuRing.

Using AcuRing is a productive way to pass the time while waiting in bank or coffee shop lines, taking a break at work, while watching television or listening to your iPod. It may also be used prior to exercising, before an examination or as a break from extended reading or computer use.