The Yantra Mat is a European acupressure mat (“spike mat”) featuring 8800 acupressure points that help to alleviate back pain, stress, and other issues like insomnia and fatigue, and also aids circulation, blood pressure and promotes meditation.
I have always wanted to try acupuncture, so I was excited to try The Yantra Mat. Yesterday was day four, and so far have found that the mat super easy to use. Let me tell you, the ten minutes I spent on the mat each day has been a welcome stress-reliever. Today I’ll try it for 20 minutes… I’m hoping I fall asleep rather than get an energy boost. Hmmm, maybe I should try it before the afternoon nap I was promised.
Originating in Sweden, The Yantra Mat was just introduced in the U.S. in January, and comes in three sizes, starting @ $59. Go to www.yantraway.com and enter the code “RELAX” at the checkout to receive 20% off.
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Is the Yantra Mat painful to use? Can you sleep on it? Do you get scratches?
The Yantra Mat is not painful to use, although it was a bit uncomfortable for about the first two minutes the first time I used it and it itched my back like crazy for a few minutes the second time I used it. I have never fallen asleep on it, but apparently you can. And, I have no scratches or marks from the mat. I really do like it.