Head Massage Map Free

Massage has a long history in China. Ancient Chinese found that there are special points on human body. By applying excitations to these points, pain and stress of certain parts of the body can be relieved. These special points on human body are often called acupuncture points since they are used in Chinese acupuncture. However they are also used in Chinese massage. Unlike acupuncture, which requires a well-trained practitioner, you can perform the Chinese-style massage to yourself if you know which massage points to use and their locations.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Health & Fitness	Free	Xuan Chen	iPhone, iPad, iPod

This application (Head Massage Map) provides a detailed map of the massage points on human head and a list of symptoms. The users can also browse the symptoms and click one to see the corresponding massage points flash and then become highlighted in the map. It is simple, straightforward, and easy to use.

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Head Massage Map Free is based on the theory of acupressure. We do our best to provide information that is consistent with authoritative acupressure reference books. The software is licensed under Apple App store licensed application end user license agreement (http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula/). The software is for educational purpose and the information provided should not be treated as medical advice. We recommend users to do some research about acupressure or consult with their physician if they have any concerns.

Reviews

Sloppy
delilah

Not good. Points are small and inaccurate. Tells you about 15 points for a symptom and their almost all the same. No instructions for what to do once you find the "point". I might as well just poke and press randomly all over my head. Should have an explanation of what accupressure is, and the possible benefits, for those that don't know. Over all, a completely half-assed, pathetic attempt at what could be a good (and possibly money-worthy) application.