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How to use your Body Clock Stimplus Pro
1.
Turn on the power switch by sliding it to the left. The device
is now in the SEARCH mode which is indicated by a beeping
sound with a low pitch.
2.
To start searching for an acupoint you should hold the Body
Clock Stimplus Pro as you would a pen with the web of your
hand in contact with the passive contact plate. See diagram
on page 5. Simply move the tip over the area where the
acupoint is located, keeping an even pressure on the tip.
3.
The acupoint will then be indicated to you by one of two
ways, either by sound or visually by means of the row of
LEDS on the top of the unit.
Sound
– the pitch emitted by the unit rises the nearer the
tip is to an acupoint and it drops again if you move the tip
away from the point. You will know you have located a point
when the pitch is at its highest.
Visually
– the proximity of an acupoint is indicated by the
number of LEDs which are alight. When three or more LEDs
are alight, the tip is very close to a point. If all the LEDs are
lit up, the tip is over a point.
4.
Please Note
If the skin is very dry we recommend you use
a moisturising gel to optimize acupoint detection.
5.
Once the desired point is detected, you are ready to start
stimulation. Select your preferred stimulation time by using
the time selector. Choose either 15 or 30 seconds (see
controls and indicators – page 9), or if preferred, you can
select Manual (Man) which will enable you to stimulate for
as long as you choose. If you have selected a pre-set
stimulation time, just press the stimulation button briefly
and release. The device will stop stimulating as soon as the
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Summary of Contents for Stimplus Pro
Page 1: ...Body Clock Stimplus Pro Instructions for use TM ...
Page 13: ...11 A Pain in the arms or elbows Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 14: ...12 B Pain in the hands Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 15: ...13 C Pain in the legs Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 16: ...14 D Pain in the shoulder Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 17: ...15 E Pain in the neck Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 18: ...16 F Toothache Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 19: ...17 G Lower back pain Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 20: ...18 H Headache migraine Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 21: ...19 I Menstrual pain Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 22: ...20 J Nausea motion sickness Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 23: ...21 K Insomnia Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 24: ...22 L Sexual vitality Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 25: ...23 M Stress Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 26: ...24 N Smoking severance Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...
Page 27: ...25 O Appetite suppression for weight control Primary points Secondary and supporting points ...