Jade stone massage

To get rid of your physical problems, there is a unique health centre called Migun Healthy Life of South Korea in Koramangala where you get the treatment free of cost.

Migun healthy life
As societal changes reflect changes in the workplace, so your overall health and well-being needs to be altered. Every human being uses his/her back to support the weight of the body, which results in tremendous wear and tear, affecting the vertebrae and other organs. Then it may lead to BP, diabetes, piles, thyroid and other problems.
Migun, a Korean word, means beautiful health, here  you can get treatment free of cost through their thermal massage system using jade stones. The five principles behind this massage bed are: Acupressure, acupuncture, chiropractic, massage and far infrared therapy, all rolled into one to provide you with a deep, relaxing, soothing heat massage, while also giving your spine a soothing stretch plus stimulating the key acupuncture points, blood vessels, and muscles to accelerate and improve blood circulation.
You don't have to worry about invasiveness or discomfort of any needles. As you lie down and relax on the Migun thermal massage bed, your body weight, along with the internal jade stone probes gives you the effect of acupuncture. According to oriental medicine, jade has always been known to have mysterious healing affects, promoting longevity, and discharging toxins from our bodies.
"Usually it is a 90-day course. About 80 minutes duration each time equally divided for exercises and treatment. For those interested, after briefing, we put them into batches to take part in several exercises like clapping, laughing, free exercise and lastly movement of hands and legs in the background of Korean music that would be played," says Babu of Migun. "Next step is to put them to massage bed treatment. After that the person must compulsorily drink lots of water before going home," he says.
"One can find the effect within three to four days as the toxins in your body will be removed," he adds.

--Cityplus Newsdesk