Guest guest Posted November 16, 2005 Report Share Posted November 16, 2005 Looking for advice on a good Still Point Inducer. I suffer from terrible headaches - migraine, sinus, and tension - and am looking for some relief. I love it when my massage therapist presses on those points, and the harder the better IMO. Also, I saw a recommendation somewhere that said you could get the same effect as the commercial inducers with 2 tennis balls stuffed in a sock. Is this true? I also read to use it for 15 mins/4x/day Is this correct? Any advice you can offer is much appreciated. Lana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2005 Report Share Posted November 18, 2005 OK, so is the lack of response to this question because: a) nobody knows the answer b) nobody cares about the answer c) I'm asking the wrong question d) I'm in the wrong forum e) I'm obviously clueless LOL My vote is for E Lana ---- Lana 11/16/05 12:04:05 HR Herbal Remedies - Still Point Inducer? Looking for advice on a good Still Point Inducer. I suffer from terribleheadaches - migraine, sinus, and tension - and am looking for some relief. I love it when my massage therapist presses on those points, and the harderthe better IMO. Also, I saw a recommendation somewhere that said you couldget the same effect as the commercial inducers with 2 tennis balls stuffedin a sock. Is this true? I also read to use it for 15 mins/4x/day Is this correct?Any advice you can offer is much appreciated. :)Lana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2005 Report Share Posted November 18, 2005 Hi Lana, The answer is yes, you can get the same effect. Check the Upledger Institute's website product section. They now have what is called "Still Point" inducers. Basically, they are designed to accomplish the same thing. Before the design, the tennis balls and sock method was often recommended. You can use the Still point Inducer as often as you like without any ill effects or until you feel you have satisfactorily reached a release. Best regards,. Lana <domesticdiva1127 wrote: OK, so is the lack of response to this question because: a) nobody knows the answer b) nobody cares about the answer c) I'm asking the wrong question d) I'm in the wrong forum e) I'm obviously clueless LOL My vote is for E Lana ---- Lana 11/16/05 12:04:05 HR Herbal Remedies - Still Point Inducer? Looking for advice on a good Still Point Inducer. I suffer from terribleheadaches - migraine, sinus, and tension - and am looking for some relief. I love it when my massage therapist presses on those points, and the harderthe better IMO. Also, I saw a recommendation somewhere that said you couldget the same effect as the commercial inducers with 2 tennis balls stuffedin a sock. Is this true? I also read to use it for 15 mins/4x/day Is this correct?Any advice you can offer is much appreciated. :)Lana Best regards, Carol _______________________________ Never Accept Only Two Choices in Life. The problems of Today cannot be solved by the same thinking that created them. -Al Einstein. FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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