Magic Pen
Method One: Local Symptom Relief
This method addresses discomfort directly at the site of sensation. All three heads are suitable, with the choice depending on the size and nature of the affected area. Apply to areas with symptoms including numbness, pain, stabbing feelings, heat, cold, stiffness, or throbbing. It is suitable for issues with hinges, joints, ligaments, and conditions such as gout, post-stroke effects, heart-related problems, arthritis, skin diseases, and dizziness.
To apply this technique, first identify the precise symptomatic area. Then select the head: use the dome-shaped Shiatsu Head for pressure on a specific spot, use the cylindrical Roller Head for a larger area of muscle or tissue, or use the sharp-tipped Acupuncture Head for pinpoint stimulation. Apply using rubbing, tapping, pressing, rolling, or massaging motions as appropriate for the chosen head. Administer stimulation for 10 to 20 minutes per session. Regular application is necessary to achieve tangible improvement.
Method Two: Acupoint Stimulation and Shiatsu Stimulation
For Acupoint Stimulation, use the sharp-tipped Acupuncture Head. Employ techniques of precise aiming, pointing, tapping, and sustained pressure on points as per the provided Acupoint Chart. For Shiatsu stimulation, use the dome-shaped Shiatsu Head to apply deep, static pressure to individual points. Use the cylindrical Roller Head to apply therapeutic pressure along the length of a pathway or muscle group.
To perform the procedure, locate points using the provided Acupoint Chart; a focus on the hands and feet is recommended for practicality. Apply steady, comfortable pressure or motion with the selected head. Conduct daily sessions of 10 to 20 minutes. This method is suitable for use in the management of various conditions, including organ-related diseases, diabetes, arthritis, hypertension, pain, spinal issues, post-stroke effects, cramping, asthma, and sinusitis.