Shoni - Shin Hoki Tool

Description

Shoni-Shin is a non-invasive, cutaneous technique to stimulate the meridian system using lightweight hand tools. Developed in Japan over 300 years ago, Shoni-Shin uses rhythmic tapping and superficial scrapping along the meridian pathways to encourage Qi flow. The term Shoni-Shin means "Little Person Needle," and this system is used frequently in the treatment of pediatric patients or wherever a gentler touch is indicated, as the sensation is novel and mild. This unique tool is great for those who employ Japanese acupuncture techniques, facial rejuvenation systems, or specialize in pediatrics and other special populations. Measuring 2.3" long, the Hoki tool has a series of seven, needle-like ends to activate various points on the body. Also contains a 1.5" long grated handle for a comfortable and secure grip.