topic Re: Accupuncture Mat in Wellness

Accupuncture Mat

coffee drinker — Mon, 04 Aug 2014 22:47:02 GMT

Any of you have one? I bought one today and am hoping for some back pain relief. It was a "Lightening Deal" on Amazon dot com and only $20, so not much of a loss if I don't care for it. Some say painful until you get used to it. Any suggestions? Comments, please.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

aprilskies — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 10:53:00 GMT

I have one too but have only used it a few times. It is painful, I think. Then I wondered if it was good for me. I thought I donated it but just found it this morning. I looked for it because of this thread. Maybe I will give this another try. I have it rolled up so I hope I didnt ruin it.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

feline groovy — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 03:58:28 GMT

Did you mean acupressure mat?

If so, I have a blue "Spoonk" (by 'Cotton Pagoda', I think) that I love, but my pain and discomfort threshold is high.

It comes with an excellent manual, and if you check out the many rave reviews online, experienced users will tell you how to ease into the treatment, as well as tell you about the various health benefits (like deep sleep).

Re: Accupuncture Mat

BaileyBop — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 05:06:42 GMT

On 8/4/2014 coffee drinker said:
Any of you have one? I bought one today and am hoping for some back pain relief. It was a "Lightening Deal" on Amazon dot com and only $20, so not much of a loss if I don't care for it. Some say painful until you get used to it. Any suggestions? Comments, please.

Wow, I thought to self, "do they have a mat that sticks you with needles"? Coffee drinker, I knew you meant accupressure, I really did get a laugh out of your title though.

I have the accupressure mat and only used it once. Guess maybe I should give it another go although I didn't care for the pain in caused.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

coffee drinker — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 15:04:56 GMT

On 8/5/2014 feline groovy said:
Did you mean acupressure mat?

If so, I have a blue "Spoonk" (by 'Cotton Pagoda', I think) that I love, but my pain and discomfort threshold is high.

It comes with an excellent manual, and if you check out the many rave reviews online, experienced users will tell you how to ease into the treatment, as well as tell you about the various health benefits (like deep sleep).

Yes, I did mean acupressure mat if that's what amazon calls it. I just didn't feel like verifying it at that site. Happy you knew what I meant. The brand I bought is HemingWeight that has pretty high marks.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

Suzeecat — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 15:09:06 GMT

I have one, used it a few times, but didn't notice anything in the way of results. I got bored just lying there. If I wore clothes, I didn't feel much. If I took my clothes off, I was cold. I just never fell into the habit of using it.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

aprilskies — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 15:27:05 GMT

On 8/6/2014 suzeecat said:
I have one, used it a few times, but didn't notice anything in the way of results. I got bored just lying there. If I wore clothes, I didn't feel much. If I took my clothes off, I was cold. I just never fell into the habit of using it.

LOL, the same here. Never seemed like the conditions were right. too funny.

Re: Accupuncture Mat

Meeras — Wed, 06 Aug 2014 19:11:23 GMT

i have two as well. and use few time.