Momopi, sales lady in TW showed me blood loops in my finger?

Post by **Winston** » October 21st, 2010, 7:29 am

Momopi or anyone else who knows anything about this:

Today in Carrefour, a sales lady had me sit down and put my ring finger into a microscope which projected an image on a screen. The screen showed blood flows in my skin close up looping in twists and spirals. You could see them moving. According to a chart, that was bad and meant that I was not in good health. Yes she was trying to sell something but wasn't insistent on it. A young girl, probably junior high age, also came over to do it and her flows were not as twisty but more closer to symmetrical U shapes. So the microscope thing did not seem rigged.

What is this science called? And is it credible? How do I Google this up for more info?

Any idea?

Thanks,
Winston

momopi · Post by **momopi** » October 21st, 2010, 9:31 am

What was she trying to sell you?

Post by **Winston** » October 21st, 2010, 10:13 am

Some kind of pads around your neck and wrists, like for exercise. Her brochures had this URL on them: http://www.senergy.com.tw/

And also some boxes that say "yeast" on them.

Any idea of what that microscope showing the blood loops on my ring finger are? Ever see that before?

momopi · Post by **momopi** » October 21st, 2010, 3:20 pm

They're selling tai chi stone accessories. It's basically another product after the magnetic bracelet and natural crystal accessories with all kinds of claims for health benefits and "improve luck". I have a box of that magnetic bracelet & jewery stuff somewhere, from about a decade ago when they were popular metrosexual accessory for men in East Asia. Didn't think they work at improving health, but the bling bling attracted a few girls.

If you're worried about blood circulation, join your local Tai Chi group in the morning and do Tai Chi exercises. Don't waste your money on some hooky "Tai Chi rock".