Massager Cushion Massage Yoga Mat Acupressure Relieve Pain Stress Back Body Pain Spike Mat Acupuncture Mat and Pillow

Discover the Healing Power of Acupressure

Unwind and rejuvenate with our Massager Cushion Yoga Mat, designed to provide effective relief from stress, neck, and back pain. This innovative acupressure mat, inspired by ancient Indian healing traditions, features thousands of gentle ABS plastic spikes that stimulate your body’s pressure points, offering a unique massage experience that promotes relaxation and well-being. With consistent use, users may experience improved energy levels, decreased stress, and enhanced sleep quality.

How the Massage Yoga Mat Works

The acupressure mat operates on the same principles as acupuncture, utilizing the therapeutic benefits of endorphin release. As you lie on the mat, the spikes interact with your body’s surface, helping to ease discomfort and tension in various areas. This natural self-treatment tool is your perfect companion for achieving a clearer mind, increased vitality, and an overall sense of balance. Whether you’re looking to alleviate headaches or improve blood circulation, this mat has you covered.

Simple Usage Instructions and Benefits

Using the Massager Cushion Yoga Mat is straightforward. Simply place the mat on a flat surface with the spikes facing up, and lie down. You can target specific areas, including the neck, lumbar region, and even your feet. We recommend using the mat for 10 to 30 minutes daily, gradually increasing your session time as you grow more accustomed to the sensation. If you’re a beginner, wearing a shirt or placing a thin cloth between your skin and the spikes can enhance your comfort.

Dimensions: Mat size approximately 66 x 40 x 2 CM, Pillow size approximately 37 x 15 x 10 CM.

WARNING: Not suitable for children 5 and under.

Care Instructions: Hand wash only using lukewarm water and hang dry.

Note: Due to variations in monitor displays, actual product colors may differ from those shown in images. All dimensions are subject to a 3-5 cm manual measurement discrepancy, which is considered normal.