Portable Electronic Hand Massager – Acupressure Relief for Arthritis Pain Update
Jan 10, 2022
With the costs of medical care continuing to spiral, increasing numbers of North Americans are searching for cost-effective ways to manage joint pain. In light of this, a technology company announces an updated version of its electronic hand massage device.
Toronto, Canada - January 10, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Hanzzen’s latest launch offers customers a self-directed and portable solution for deep tissue relief, covering over 400 acupuncture points in the hand to provide a medication-free treatment for chronic hand pain.
More details can be found at https://hanzzen.com/products/hand-massager
The announcement details a range of benefits for those who suffer from conditions such as arthritis, inflammation, bone and joint pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and neuropathy. The Hanzzen hand massager provides an effective alternative to pharmacological treatment, forgoing the need for costly physiotherapy and prescription medications.
According to WebMD, acupressure has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine and is part of a family of Asian bodywork therapies such as Qigong and Tuina. Acupoints are located on meridians or channels within the body which are responsible for the flow of energy or qi. These meridians are thought to begin in the hand, travel up to the brain, and then connect to various organs throughout the body. Stimulation of these points is said to remove energy blockages and help treat illness and relieve pain.
With hand massage services from professionals costing an average of $120 per session, the Hanzzen device saves users hundreds of dollars per year. The massager can target pressure points on the wrist to improve heart health at the flick of a switch. Other points can treat conditions such as headaches, earaches, and neck pain.
Customers suffering from common cold symptoms, anxiety, toothache, and kidney issues can also find relief through using the Hanzzen hand massager. The device has also been shown to alleviate the discomfort and pain associated with arthritis and inflammation, smoothing out the swelling that comes with these disorders and restoring movement in the hand.
About Hanzzen
The company was formed to provide medication-free treatment for chronic pain sufferers. In addition to the hand massager, Hanzzen also sells compression therapy gloves – designed to stimulate circulation and increase mobility for those struggling with the pain and impairment of arthritis.
A satisfied customer says, “ By using different intensity levels of inflated air compression and heat technology, you can improve the circulation in the soft tissue surrounding your joints, ligaments, and tendons. I would recommend this product.”
With its latest hand massager upgrades, Hanzzen continues to set the standard for affordable, self-directed pain relief technology.
For more information, please visit https://hanzzen.com
Contact Info:
Name: Hanzzen Official Store
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Organization: Hanzzen
Address: 1655 Dupont Street Unit 101, Toronto, Ontario M6P 3S9, Canada
Website: https://hanzzen.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89059232
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