The skin is the largest organ of the body and is designed to absorb natural substances as well as eliminate toxins. Spinal Touch Formulas Foot Patches have been specially designed so that they may encourage this natural process. A patch can be applied to the soles of the feet or other area of the body at bedtime. By morning the patches may darkened and become moist or sticky. This is a visual indication of the elimination process at work.
Spinal Touch Formula Foot Patches also provide a gentle stimulation on specific reflex zones all night. Specific body systems and organs can be targeted by placing a patch on the known reflex zones on the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands as well as placing a patch directly on the corresponding body system or organ.
A session or two of Spinal Touch will transform the way you stand, and alter the way you move around, or perform your duties, whether at work or at home. Ask anybody who's tried it!
Sometimes, our posture deteriorates subtly over time to the point where we find ourselves in considerable pain. There may be no set pattern, but we often put it down to a bad sitting position, an old mattress, heavy work or bags of groceries, or the favourite reason of all; gardening. What we tend not to realize is that, had our posture been correct prior to lifting the heavy weight, we would probably have been able to cope with it and not injured ourselves
Conditions which have been helped by Spinal Touch, include: ankylosing spondylitis, anxiety, arthritis, asthma, back pain, balance problems, digestive problems, fatigue, frozen shoulder, headache, insomnia, jaw problems, joint pain, kyphosis, lordosis, low energy and fatigue, menstrual problems, migraine, multiple sclerosis, neck pain, pins and needles, problems that occur as a result of pregnancy, recurrent infections, repetitive strain injury, scoliosis, sciatica, sinus problems, sports injuries, tennis elbow, tension, visual disturbances, whiplash injury and more. I recently had the priviledge of working with a gentleman who had Parkinson's Disease.
Sometimes, our posture deteriorates subtly over time to the point where we find ourselves in considerable pain. There may be no set pattern, but we often put it down to a bad sitting position, an old mattress, heavy work or bags of groceries, or the favourite reason of all; gardening. What we tend not to realize is that, had our posture been correct prior to lifting the heavy weight, we would probably have been able to cope with it and not injured ourselves