Gua Sha: The Gua Sha technique is a method of traditional Chinese medicine that uses a special tool to scrape the skin, helping to relax muscles, relieve pain, and improve circulation.
Shiatsu: A device that simulates the traditional Asian method of hand massage, in which deep pressure is applied with fingers, thumbs, palms, or feet in a continuous sequence.
Electrotherapy: Uses electrical pulses to affect muscles or nerves, either by causing muscle contractions for strengthening and rehabilitation (EMS), or by stimulating nerves with gentle pulses mainly for pain relief (TENS).
Period Pains: Devices that work by targeting the relaxation of the abdominal and back muscles, helping to reduce cramps and general discomfort. They offer immediate relief by improving blood circulation in the area.
Acupressure: Acupressure utilizes the principles of traditional Chinese medicine by applying targeted pressure to specific points on the body, offering natural relief from various discomforts.
