HSTi is abbreviation of Human Success Techniques & intelligence.
HST has several original inventions and discoveries. I introduce HSTi to an open public without claiming patents. My desire is HSTi to help bring health and happiness to every mankind all over the world.
Items HST invented are called HSTIs.
Techniques HST discovered are called HSTDs.
HSTI-1
This tool is used to align slanting bones and posterior direction contortions. To align and adjust a contortion "gradually" back to the normal location/position, amount of weight is carefully chosen according to each client’s contortion and bone conditions.
80% of HST treatment relies on this tool. Used for the hip joints, sacrum, lumbar vertebrae, thoracic vertebra, ribs cervical vertebrae and skull.
HSTI-2
This tool is used to align lateral contortions. For precise "gradual" aligning, carefully apply pressure on the contorted point. From my experiences, it is used more for clients with rather serious conditions. Used for hip joint, sacrum, lumbar vertebra, thoracic vertebra, ribs cervical vertebrae and skull.
*pictures shown above are both old model.
HST has several original inventions and discoveries. I introduce HSTi to an open public without claiming patents. My desire is HSTi to help bring health and happiness to every mankind all over the world.
Items HST invented are called HSTIs.
Techniques HST discovered are called HSTDs.
This tool is used to align slanting bones and posterior direction contortions. To align and adjust a contortion "gradually" back to the normal location/position, amount of weight is carefully chosen according to each client’s contortion and bone conditions.
80% of HST treatment relies on this tool. Used for the hip joints, sacrum, lumbar vertebrae, thoracic vertebra, ribs cervical vertebrae and skull.
This tool is used to align lateral contortions. For precise "gradual" aligning, carefully apply pressure on the contorted point. From my experiences, it is used more for clients with rather serious conditions. Used for hip joint, sacrum, lumbar vertebra, thoracic vertebra, ribs cervical vertebrae and skull.
*pictures shown above are both old model.
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