CrossLinq® acupressure cross patches – Large

CrossLinq®️ (Crosstape) are non-elastic, grid-shaped tapes that are produced in our own factory in South Korea. CrossLinq has a skin-friendly acrylic adhesive layer. These tapes are mainly used on (local) pain points, trigger points and acupuncture points. When applying to pain points you can easily apply the CrossLinq®️ yourself, however, application to trigger points and acupuncture points requires specific knowledge. What is CrossLinq®️ and what does it do? Grid-shaped, electrostatically charged tapes that lift blockages, reduce or even remove pain and ailments. How does CrossLinq®️ work? Our body is electrostatically charged and is connected to the outside world through our skin. The skin is a complex organ with thousands of receptors. This means that we do not only signal what is happening outside the body; cold, heat, pressure, but also what happens inside; stress, nervousness, anxiety. The skin reacts visibly through redness, goosebumps, sweating, etc. The skin is able to, by means of the receptors deep in the body, trigger a response. CrossLinq®️ are also electrostatically charged; the grid-shaped tapes are on release paper with a specific coating. As soon as the CrossLinq®️ is removed from the release paper, it is electrostatically charged. In case of illness or other ailments, the positive and negative charge of our body is not in balance. As soon as the CrossLinq is applied in the right place, it brings the body back into balance via the skin and receptors, which reduces complaints and pain. Applying CrossLinq®️ For the best effect, and to make the CrossLinq®️ easy to apply, we recommend using plastic tweezers or a wooden skewer, so that the CrossLinq®️ does not come into contact with the fingers. Scan the affected area with the CrossLinq on the tweezers, you will notice that the CrossLinq bends to the skin area that is positively charged. Apply the CrossLinq there, preferably diagonally. CrossLinq®️ is used for: Making scars heal more beautifully. Tinnitus (ringing in the ears). Trigger point in fibromyalgia. Muscle tension. Activation or sedation of meridians. Lymph node stations, to promote lymph drainage. Painful movement restrictions with pain at 1 point.