Stirrup for point zero in ear

For locating Point Zero or the individual section in the reflex zone.

Stirrups are used to find point zero at the helix root and to determine the single parts of the spinal column represented at the Anthelix. Point zero and the single parts of the spinal column (cervical, dorsal, lumbar, sacral, vertebrae) are indicated by a small depression in the cartilage.

A pressure feeler is a pen-shaped instrument with a spring-loaded tip destinated to apply different pressure on the skin. These pressure are obtained at the middle stroke of the feeler tip. In Auriculotherapy, feelers are designed to find out, on the external ear, the points which are sensitive to pressure. The auricular examination is carried out in two parts: palpation of the two ears to dete... Read More...

The present right ear is intentionally not absolutely identical with the left ear, since normally there are small differences between the left and the right ear. The individual point for each patient has to be searched in a small area within the region of the "typical" point as representations for right-handers. Size: 100mm (H) x 70mm (W) x 40mm (D). A English leaflet with point descriptions is... Read More...