Effects

Balances the autonomic nervous system. This system controls the functions of internal organs and glands in the body involuntarily, helping to control blood pressure, movement and secretions of the system digestive, body temperature, sweating, movement of the bladder and more features that are beyond the field of the will.

Relaxes the muscular system. The pressure in the body improves circulation and helps the lactic acid is transported to the liver, where it is converted to glucose and relaxes the muscles.

Improves the circulatory system. The pressure on the muscles used to keep blood vessels flexible, helping thus at preventing hardening of the arteries, improve venous circulation and regulating blood pressure.

Improved the control of the endocrine system. Help to enhance their performance, modulating the secretion of different hormones and improving the balance between blood components.

Facilitates the digestive functions. Helps maintain flexible organs and viscera, which allows a better performance.

Rebalances the skeletal system. Keeps joints in top working condition by stimulating and mobilizing the blood circulation, relaxes the muscles and the ligaments around the joints, stimulates the secretion of synovial fluid by lowering the threshold of friction.

Revitalizes the skin. It stimulates circulation in the capillaries of the skin tissues, activates skin cells and energizes secretion of the sebaceous glands.

Other effects are:

- Enables the ability to heal the body.
- Produces deep relaxation, provides physical, mental and emotional balance.
- Restores harmony.
- Increases vitality.
- Avoid the accumulation of stress and fatigue.
- Promotes sleep.
- Stimulates the secretion of endorphins, hormones that produce a sedative effect and relieve pain.
- Cooperate in the elimination of toxins, cleanse and purify the body.
- Balances the physiological systems, improves quality of life.