The kybun Joya therapy has its roots in the rice fields of Korea. This is exactly the unique walking sensation that kybun Joya brings into our daily lives. This means that our hard and flat artificial floors are transformed into soft-elastic springy rice paddy floors with our products. With this walking experience, our body relaxes and at the same time has a positive effect on our entire musculoskeletal system – without exercises and without time expenditure!
Trampoline Effect
kybun and Joya are the world's only shoe manufacturers that rely on soles with a trampoline effect. This trampoline movement is the primordial human motion and stimulates the muscle-fascia chains to alternately tense and relax. And who doesn't love this wonderful "floating feeling"? It brings a smile to the face of every child, adult, and senior, as it releases happiness hormones (such as dopamine, serotonin, or noradrenaline), promotes relaxation, and at the same time provides the above-described positive effects on the entire musculoskeletal system.
Sensational Effects
Not infrequently, people with walking issues in old age can avoid surgeries and walk pain-free thanks to kybun Joya therapy. Our experience shows that our products, in conjunction with kybun Joya therapy, have helped with the following conditions:
Back, hip, knee, and foot complaints, particularly with arthrosis, as an alternative to surgery. Ankle joint stiffness, Achilles tendonitis, general walking pain in old age, cartilage wear, osteoporosis, vein and lymph activity, and diabetes, as well as neurological disorders such as Parkinson's, MS, stroke, and many more.
Walking and standing in soft-elastic springy kybun and Joya shoes also provide great benefits for conditions like stiff ankle joints, Achilles tendonitis, diabetes, cartilage wear, and osteoporosis. For more evidence-based information on specific medical and biomechanical effects, refer to Dr. kybun Joya.
Experience Holistic Therapy
In addition to the elastic-springy shoes for walking and trampoline-like mats for standing, the kybun Joya therapy also includes a collection of specialized exercises and methods for manually releasing fascia adhesions.
