Introducing SuJok Reflex Therapy
In the Korean language, 'Su' means hand and 'Juk' means foot. In Asian medicine, the hands and feet represent microsystems of the body. Every organ, limb, joint and vertebra can be traced to a specific point of the hand or foot. This body correspondence system of the hands and feet can be quite effective in the treatment of various pathologies from tooth pain to plantar fasciitis.
How Does SuJok Work?
To keep it simple, let us just imagine a person who has been experiencing frontal sinus pain. Using a stainless steel probe, the corresponding point to the frontal sinuses is palpated on the hand. The correct point is located and manual vibrational stimulation of the NEEDLELESS probe is administered until the sinus pain subsides. This typically happens within ten minutes or so. For a more effective result, a small and micro-thin needle can be quickly and painlessly inserted into the corresponding point for relief of symptoms. The SuJok stimulation technique works on the vibrational molecular and energetic levels of the nerve receptors of the extremities. These receptors send a signal to the brain that releases endorphins (natural pain killers) to the specific area of the body that is being treated. Additional therapies of herbal formulas add to the effectiveness of the treatment; allowing the patient to lead a full and productive life.
Thus, SuJok can effectively treat incurable diseases; it integrates easily with western medicine and there are no contraindications and no disrobing is necessary!
What Can SuJok Treat?
SuJok therapy can be used to treat many different diseases, both acute and chronic. It is important to note that results vary based upon the individual's pathology and how chronic the condition has become. SuJok therapy can also be used as an adjunct therapy for those individuals receiving regular Traditional Chinese Medical treatment.
Start Your Treatment Today! Email or telephone the office today and schedule an appointment. A full evaluation and treatment is to be expected during the initial visit.
An individual treatment plan will be discussed with you at that time for your continued road to wellville.
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