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Knee and thighs:

Affects the tractus ilotibialis muscle located on the outside of the thigh

Stomach:

Careful! Please observe that this can be a very intense and powerful position. You should be accustomed to doing the back treatment first.

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Feet:

This position works on the reflexology zones which will in turn have an overall effect on the entire body. Using the Shakti Mat on the soles of the feet enhances stability.

Jaw:

Symptoms associated with jaw-clenching and teeth-grinding can be alleviated and your whole face can appear more radiant. Use a very thin cotton cloth between your skin and the Shakti Mat if your facial skin is very sensitive. Do not use a towel, as it will be too thick

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Neck:

 

Place a neck pillow or rolled-up towel under your Shakti Mat so that it gives adequate support to the back of your neck and all the way to the base of the skull. This position is very good for relieving tension in the shoulders and, in particular, for relaxing the trapezoid muscles that run all the way up to the base of the neck.

Hips and Buttocks

Can be good for tension in the buttocks, hamstrings and for sciatica.

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