Accu Patch - stainless steel acupressure cones for adhesive application - 50 pcs.

Product Description

Accu Patch is a set of self-adhesive acupressure cones designed for auriculotherapy, made of stainless steel. The cones are placed on self-adhesive patches for long-term stimulation of acupuncture points. The package contains 50 cones for acupressure.

Ear Acupressure Cones

Cones are used for ear acupressure, which means stimulating points on the ear used in auriculotherapy, solely through pressure. The cones do not penetrate the skin but only stimulate its surface. The advantage of acupressure is its high safety, allowing patients to perform the procedure themselves. If you want to use ear acupuncture, we recommend ASP ear needles, acupuncture seeds, or intradermal acupuncture needles.

Quality and Craftsmanship

Ear acupressure cones are made of stainless steel. Each cone is 2 mm long. The cone shape intensifies stimulation compared to metal balls or Vaccaria seeds. Each cone is placed on a patch in a neutral, flesh-colored tone, allowing the acupressure cone to be attached to the point.

How to Use Ear Acupressure Cones?

Using ear acupressure cones is relatively simple. Here are the steps:

1. Select the appropriate points for stimulation: Depending on the therapeutic goal, select points on the ear that you want to stimulate. You can consult with an auriculotherapy therapist or use available ear point maps. Detailed therapy instructions for over 25 different conditions can be found in the book Aurikuloterapia. Terapia punków usznych by Dr. R. Nogier.
2. Locate points on the ear: You can use an auriculotherapy ear map that indicates the location of various points on the ear and their relationship to different parts of the body or functions.
3. Prepare the cone: The acupressure cones are on self-adhesive patches. When you peel the cone from the protective backing, it is ready to be placed on the skin.
4. Place the cone on the point: Gently place the cone on the selected point on the ear, pressing it onto the skin. Make sure the cone is securely positioned and does not cause discomfort.
5. Leave the cone for a specified time: Depending on the therapy, the cones can be left on the points for up to 6 hours. You can adjust the duration based on individual needs and body reactions. You can also periodically stimulate the point by gently pressing the cone with your finger.
6. Repeat the application: If the therapy requires regular stimulation of points on the ear, repeat the process of applying the cones according to the therapist's recommendations or instructions.

Remember to always consult with a qualified specialist in auriculotherapy before starting any auriculotherapy treatment.

What is Auriculotherapy?

Auriculotherapy is a therapeutic method based on stimulating points on the ear that are associated with various parts of the body. Dr. Paul Nogier, a French physician, is considered the founder of auriculotherapy. In the 1950s, he discovered specific points on the ear that correspond to different parts of the body and can be used for therapy. There are many methods of stimulating these points, including using stainless steel acupressure cones, needles, fingers, or small magnets, as well as applying electric current. These methods aim to influence bodily functions by manipulating areas of the ear.

Want to Learn More?

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