Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Chinese Iron Balls

I am always looking for new ways to remedy carpal tunnel naturally and here is an exercise/tool that seems to be very helpful and I plan to try;

"Baoding balls are small balls that are thought to have been used, originally, in Baoding, China. They are also sometimes known as Qi Gong balls, or Chinese hand exercise balls. They were once made of solid iron, but today are more commonly made of hollow, chrome-plated steel. Some are made of solid steel, stone, or even solid jade. Some balls have chimes inside them and can also be used as a meditation aid.

Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when tendons in the wrist become inflamed, often as the result of repetitive stress from typing, playing certain instruments, or even carrying around a baby. The inflammation in the tendons causes tissues to swell, compressing nerves that run through the wrist to the fingers. The result can be irritation, numbness, tingling, pain, or even loss of some motor function in the hands. Untreated carpal tunnel can lead to permanent nerve damage.

In many cases, carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated and reversed. Any treatment that improves circulation, relieves inflammation, and helps to strengthen the muscles of the fingers, hands, wrists and forearms is likely to be of some help. Getting enough rest is important as well..."

Source: GrannyMed.com

http://www.grannymed.com/remedies/conditions/carpal-tunnel/chinese-iron-...

Chinese people are known as the source of great wisdom, also unique and special techniques regarding medicine. It is very good to know about this exercise that can help a lot of people with this symptom. Thank you very much and God bless you.

Marcie, I totally agree. I am a huge fan of Chinese methods of healing, as they have helped me tremendously. This is yet another exercise/tool that I believe can help those of us who use the computer excessively.

Thank you for sharing this!! I think it would be could for physical therapy or something since you'd be working those muscles in yours hands and wrists. Very interesting. :)

That's such a great point Aspire, I think that it can be a very good method of physical therapy. Of course, I'd always check with a doctor about that first.

Yes, of course!

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