Acute Hook

• Do you suffer from shoulder,neck or back pains? • Do you want a product to massage your back and shoulders? • Do you work at the computer most days? • Do you want drug free relief from your pain?

If you answered yes to any of the above then this is the product for you. This amazing Finnish invention is the greatest thing since sliced bread especially for those hard to reach knotted muscles that we all get in our neck, shoulders and back from life's everyday stresses. Just look at this list of benefits

• it takes mere minutes to use

• it can be used anywhere

• it's safe to use as you can't overdose or use it wrongly

• anyone can use it as it doesn't require any special training,

• it's made from the finest Finnish birch wood (birch is a healing wood)

• totally natural & drug free

• it doesn't cost a fortune

• no batteries are required

• it's light and easily transportable

• holistic

• environmentally friendly

• completely recyclable

• comes with a full money back guarantee

• no artificial colourings, additives or flavourings either!

I bought one for my mother as a birthday present and when I tested it myself before I posted it I totally relieved a shoulder muscle problem that had been plaguing me for the previous 3 years, so I bought myself one and now I'm spreading the good news. I'm so impressed with the Acute hook that I'm offering a full money back guarantee if you're not happy with it and post it back.

The price for this amazing innovation is only £30 plus £5 for posting and packaging. The Acute Hook comes in a presentation box with full instructions, making it a perfect gift.

The Acute Hook is an acupressure device

The Acute Hook has been developed after years of practical experience and the results have been very positive. The Acute Hook has been developed for everyone who suffers from neck pains, shoulder pains or back pains. The Acute Hook, made of birch plywood is a simple and effective release of muscle tension. An original Finnish innovation, it is model protected (No: 24156)

The developer Jukka Heininen says " I have interviewed thousands of people suffering from neck and shoulder pains, 95% of them were suffering strong daily pain. I often heard the following question...."Who can help me when I live alone?" and this got me thinking about what I could do to do to help them. After giving it a lot of thought and lots of experimentation I developed the Acute Hook"

Marketing Director Paavo Leppänen says "The Acute Hook has generated lots of excellent recommendations and comments. Users have recommended the Acute Hook to their friends at their workplace and in hobby groups. Most of the comments have been positive because the Acute Hook has given real relief to so many problems".

The Acute Hook is an excellent method to relieve computer related muscle pains. Acute Hooks have been bought by many companies to help their employees suffering from neck and back pains. You can use the Acute Hook at work during a break or lunchtime. Another good moment to use the Acute Hook is whilst watching TV or reading the newspaper or listening to the radio.

The acute Hook gives relief from headaches, shoulder pains, back and arm pains, lumbago, & leg and foot pains.

Take hold of the Acute hook with both hands. Put the Hook next to your shoulder blade and gently pull whilst looking for a sore spot. When you hit a sore spot pull on the handle evenly for 10 - 30 seconds until the sore spot softens. Alternatively, after finding the sore spot, pull on the handle and rotate the arm at the same time.

Using the acute hook you can easily and efficiently massage the acupressure points, the points at the bottom of the skull, back and shoulder muscles, neck muscles, buttocks, thighs, calves and the soles of the feet.

At first use the Acute Hook once a day for 10 - 15 minutes. Then you can increase the the time and how often you use the acute Hook according to your personal needs. Daily use of the Acute Hook will increase its efficiency.

Drink lots of clean fresh water as it will assist your body to eliminate the toxins released from the muscles more efficiently. When you muscles relax your circulatory system and lymphatic system will work better.

Take hold of the hook with both hands and put the hook over the shoulder. Put the head of the hook next to the shoulder blade and press the head of the hook against the muscle and stretch it. Move the head of the hook up and down or sideways a few centimetres at a time. When you find a sore spot pull downwards on the handle and at the same time slightly push the handle upwards for the best results (it may sound complex but it's quite a natural movement anyway). Keep up the pressure for 10 - 20 seconds until the pain starts to ease. You can also rotate the shoulder as you hold the hook in position. This will also relax the muscles afterwards.

The trapezius muscle is the large kite shaped muscle that lies across the top of the back and neck. The origin of the muscle (the attachment point that doesn't move) is the occipital bone and vertebrae and the insertion (bone to which it is attached that does move) is the scapula (shoulder blade) and the clavicle (collar bone). it is the muscle we use to draw the head back and lifts the collar bone as in shrugging. When you are working on the trapezius muscle the upper hand does the work by pulling down using a pumping motion as you move gradually along the muscle. This increases the elasticity or flexibility of the muscle which in turn allows the energy to flow naturally, the head will be able to turn more easily and eventually will have a greater range. By turning the handle of the hook to the side, so that it is no longer pointing into your diaphragm, you can treat the whole neck area.

Put the head of the hook against the base of the skull where the neck muscles attach to the skull with the handle straight out in front of your face. Holding the end of the handle with one hand and the curve of the hook with the other rotate the hook making gentle movements with light pressure. This helps to free the circulation of blood to the head and the brain. Headaches, dizziness and other problems will lessen as the brain receives more oxygen. The acupressure points for the eyes will also be treated simultaneously.

Close the hook into a 'roller' position and hold it where the hook end meets the handle. Using the round front area of the hook roll it with suitable pressure along the neck area. Don't use it on the throat.

using the hook in the same roller position as for the neck area but now start to work on the muscles in the upper part of the chest, the pectoralis major with the pectoralis minor beneath them. These muscles are usually very tight, you can use the roller both horizontally and vertically. Continue using the roller in the same way down to the stomach area, the thighs and other leg muscles.

Open the hook back up again and place it around your back, the handle should be pointing out to the front and the head of the hook pushed against the muscles next to the spine. If you are working on the muscles on the right of your spine then the hook should be around the left of your body and the end of the handle held by your right hand, the hook is held by the left hand to keep it in position. You can work the deep muscles of the buttocks (gluteus medius, gluteus minimus & gluteus maximus) with strong pressure but always take note of what is right for you. Using both hands to work this area keep moving the hook to find the "sweet spots" of the long back muscle (latissimus dorsi) and then work the back and leg muscles and the points where the muscles attach to the bone.

Put the hook under your armpit so that the head of the hook reaches the upper part of the back to work on the upper part of the long back muscles and to ease the tension under the shoulder blade and the shoulder area.

To relax the thigh and other leg muscles close the hook around your thigh keeping the handle on the inside. Do relaxing figure of eights with one hand and a gentle grip. With the smaller muscles you can turn the end of the hook on top of the handle, it is important to keep both ends of the hook gripped together when doing this to avoid any flesh being pinched!

The Hook's claim as "the best television accessory" comes to the fore when you use the hook to work on the acupoints of your feet. A diagram of the points is provided with the hook. Pull the Hook along the bottom of the feet towards the sore spots or hold the hook against the ground and move your foot.

The joint may becomes loose due to varying conditions, tighten the nut with a 8mm wrench or a Philips screwdriver. Clean the Hook with a damp cloth or fine sandpaper. You can also paint or decorate the Hook as you wish.

If you are not satisfied with your Acute Hook simply post it back and we will refund your money

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