A company called Leminscape Music is offering a tuning fork specifically for hikers who experience muscle cramps.
The Extra Mile Ohm Tuning Fork produces the sound of "Ohm" when struck. You then place the stem of the fork at a certain acupressure point on your body, and it heals tired, cramped, and fatigued leg muscles.
The sound wave created by the fork works like kinetic energy to help clear blockages to the natural energy flow through the body's meridians, while relaxing tight muscles. The Ohm tone is based on the elliptical orbit of the earth, which makes it a grounding, centering and energizing frequency.
I've heard of Ohm tuning forks used to heal bodies in a clinical setting, but this is the first time I've seen it marketed as a hiking device.
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12:40 PM | by Steve Johnson |


8 comments:
What a load of crap. People who make things like this should be punished....
C. Russ
ya mean i shouldn't have ordered 12 dozen gross of them?? :O
If you beleive that I havea bridge to sell you in New York.;)
Sure, it can tune out a cramp, but can it tuna fish?
I got snake oil goin' cheap. Any takers?
Ohmmmmm....ummmm....no thanks, I'll pass!!
OH HELL, close-minded idiots like all of YOU should be punished.
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
I am a long-distance runner and triathlete, several years ago I was diagnosed with sever arthritis of my left great toe. I initially thought it was gout but X-ray showed it to be arthritis.
My Massage therapist got me on to using a tuning fork on the toe's arthritic joint every day and it improved to where I could run again and was painfree most of the time!
hope this helps you to understand!
this tuningfork works very well, first try before you cry,maureen
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