Consider the cost of a co-pay
I have seen Dr. Pinkus being interviewed on TV several times. I have been interested in alternative therapies and how anyone can help themselves improve their health or the way they feel.<br /><br />This Pressure Point Therapy manual provides information to do that. I have been able to help my husband and myself resolve both knee and neck pain.<br /><br />The diagrams are easy to follow. The manual is spiral bound so it can lie flat. The smaller chart pack, also spiral bound, contains no additional information and when it lies flat the pages are facing in opposite directions.<br /><br />I would say that this could be called a "Pressure Point Therapy Kit" if the package included the DVD referred to in the manual on page 18 where Dr. Pinkus demonstrates how to apply Pressure Point Therapy. This is where you find out you can order the DVD.<br /><br />The manual is certainly worth the price if you consider what it would cost for a medical or physical therapy co-pay where you most likely would not be encouraged to help heal yourself in the comfort of your own home. I don't find much use for the chart pack, but inclusion of the DVD in the kit would be most helpful.
Rating: 4 stars