Ply-U-Flex
MASSAGE
STICK

When muscles and fascia develop knots and adhesions in the body due to stress, injury, surgery, overuse, or lack of physical activity, this causes pain. In Chinese Medicine, pain is caused by a lack of circulation. To increase circulation, muscle tissue must be pliable and flexible. Regular morning stretching can enhance your flexibility, but it is essential to incorporate daily massages into your routine for optimal pliability. The primary objective of massage is to release muscle fibers and alleviate fascia adhesions. When knots and adhesions form beneath your skin, they can accumulate toxins, which can negatively affect your mobility, cause discomfort, and diminish your overall quality of life. Therefore, it is crucial to address these issues through regular massage sessions. Regular morning stretching can enhance your flexibility, but it is essential to incorporate daily massages into your routine for optimal pliability. The primary objective of massage is to release muscle fibers and alleviate fascia adhesions. When knots and adhesions form beneath your skin, they can accumulate toxins, which can negatively affect your mobility, cause discomfort, and diminish your overall quality of life. Therefore, it is crucial to address these issues through regular massage sessions.

Dr. Katherine Teisinger, DAOM, introduces an ancient Asian massage technique known as Gua Sha or Scrapping to the United States. This type of massage involves the use of a Gua Sha massage stick. In the past, Americans were not aware of how toxins can accumulate in muscle tissue. Dr. Kathy is educating people on eliminating pain using the Ply-U-Flex Massage Stick, adapted to American needs. To understand how the Ply-U-Flex Massage Stick can effectively alleviate pain, please watch the extended animated video below, demonstrates what happens beneath the skin.