[Palmer Taliño Taray (middle) during the awarding ceremony of Oceanman Philippines]

DAVAO CITY—13-year-old Palmer Taliño Taray, a teenager from Davao City diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), qualified for the prestigious open water swimming competition in Dubai after triumphantly finishing the first ever Oceanman Philippines held in Siargao on 5 April 2025.

Palmer participated in the 2-kilometer course open water swim and was able to finish it within 1 hour and 44 minutes. However, due to the strong water current in the area, it was recorded that he swam around 3.7 kilometers in total, the farthest he had gone during a swimming competition. About 570 other swimmers participated in the event together with Palmer. This achievement coincides with the celebration of the World Autism Month this April which ignites a global movement aimed at understanding, accepting, and empowering people with autism.

As the first ever finisher with ASD, Palmer ranked first in the inspirational category and is set to participate in Oceanman Dubai later this year. Asked how Palmer offcially qualified for this, Coach Kirt Loven Murcia said, "He was the only one with mental health disability who participated in the event in Siargao, and the organizers were so amazed by his dedication. Per my record, he is also the first with that level of ASD to survive such a well-known swimming competition."

The 13-year-old swimmer with special needs is the youngest son of Mr. Jerry John Taray and Mrs. Jocelyn Taliño Taray who hailed from Davao City. Following his recent achievements such as finishing the Davao-Samal Cross Channel Swim and the first Oceanman Philippines, Mrs. Taray said, "Our family is extremely proud of Palmer's achievements, and we are very excited to participate in Oceanman Dubai this year! As his mother, I have seen how Palmer strived hard to get here. He learned discipline and was able to develop a healthy daily routine. We are also glad that we've finally discovered his potential, this only proves that children with ASD can also excel in different fields with the right support from family and friends."

Joining the first Oceanman Philippines is a significant milestone for Palmer and his swimming coaches because it was an avenue for them to tell the world that people with autism can exceed their limitations and be achievers in their own fields. The key to this is discovering their talents and unlocking new skills by engaging them in new hobbies and activities.

Palmer only started swimming 2 years ago as a form of therapy aimed at improving his motor skills and sensory abilities. Few months after, he has shown significant progress and interest in swimming. However. the journey was challenging not only for Palmer and his family but also for his coaches because they needed to teach him how to follow instructions by implementing strict routines.

Aquatic training for children with ASD has many positive effects, it improves their motor abilities as well as their social behavior and communication skills. Similarly, it helps with emotion regulation because water naturally gives pressure on the body, which can feel calming, and this sensory feedback can help children with autism feel more grounded and in control of their emotions. Further, swimming can be a way to release built-up energy and tension among children with ASD.

In preparation for the upcoming Oceanman open-water swimming competition in Dubai this year, Palmer is set to join more local swimming competitions and marathons across the country to further gain strength and endurance. He will likewise continue his training four times a week together with Coaches Kirt Loven Murcia and Kevin Palabao.

Oceanman is a globally recognized series of open-water swimming competitions that attract swimmers of all levels—from beginners to elite athletes. Established in 2015, it has grown into one of the largest international open-water swimming circuits, hosting events across five continents and drawing over 40,000 participants annually. Amomg the well-known local personalities who joined the recently held Oceanman Philippines together with Palmer were Erwan Heusaff, Nico Bolzico, and Wil Dasovich.

[Palmer Taliño Taray (middle) during the awarding ceremony of Oceanman Philippines]DAVAO CITY—13-year-old Palmer Taliño Taray, a teenager from Davao City diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), qualified for the prestigious open water swimming competition in Dubai after triumphantly finishing the first ever Oceanman Philippines held in Siargao on 5 April 2025.Palmer participated in the 2-kilometer course open water swim and was able to finish it within 1 hour and 44 minutes. However, due to the strong water current in the area, it was recorded that he swam around 3.7 kilometers in total, the farthest he had gone during a swimming competition. About 570 other swimmers participated in the event together with Palmer. This achievement coincides with the celebration of the World Autism Month this April which ignites a global movement aimed at understanding, accepting, and empowering people with autism.As the first ever finisher with ASD, Palmer ranked first in the inspirational category and is set to participate in Oceanman Dubai later this year. Asked how Palmer offcially qualified for this, Coach Kirt Loven Murcia said, "He was the only one with mental health disability who participated in the event in Siargao, and the organizers were so amazed by his dedication. Per my record, he is also the first with that level of ASD to survive such a well-known swimming competition."The 13-year-old swimmer with special needs is the youngest son of Mr. Jerry John Taray and Mrs. Jocelyn Taliño Taray who hailed from Davao City. Following his recent achievements such as finishing the Davao-Samal Cross Channel Swim and the first Oceanman Philippines, Mrs. Taray said, "Our family is extremely proud of Palmer's achievements, and we are very excited to participate in Oceanman Dubai this year! As his mother, I have seen how Palmer strived hard to get here. He learned discipline and was able to develop a healthy daily routine. We are also glad that we've finally discovered his potential, this only proves that children with ASD can also excel in different fields with the right support from family and friends."<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/0f4cbf91-9aa4-41ee-c739-8bce39973500/public" alt="[Palmer together with his mother, Mrs. Jocelyn Taliño Taray, his swimming coaches, and Oceanman Asia Manager Jose Luis Larrosa]" />Joining the first Oceanman Philippines is a significant milestone for Palmer and his swimming coaches because it was an avenue for them to tell the world that people with autism can exceed their limitations and be achievers in their own fields. The key to this is discovering their talents and unlocking new skills by engaging them in new hobbies and activities.Palmer only started swimming 2 years ago as a form of therapy aimed at improving his motor skills and sensory abilities. Few months after, he has shown significant progress and interest in swimming. However. the journey was challenging not only for Palmer and his family but also for his coaches because they needed to teach him how to follow instructions by implementing strict routines.Aquatic training for children with ASD has many positive effects, it improves their motor abilities as well as their social behavior and communication skills. Similarly, it helps with emotion regulation because water naturally gives pressure on the body, which can feel calming, and this sensory feedback can help children with autism feel more grounded and in control of their emotions. Further, swimming can be a way to release built-up energy and tension among children with ASD.In preparation for the upcoming Oceanman open-water swimming competition in Dubai this year, Palmer is set to join more local swimming competitions and marathons across the country to further gain strength and endurance. He will likewise continue his training four times a week together with Coaches Kirt Loven Murcia and Kevin Palabao.Oceanman is a globally recognized series of open-water swimming competitions that attract swimmers of all levels—from beginners to elite athletes. Established in 2015, it has grown into one of the largest international open-water swimming circuits, hosting events across five continents and drawing over 40,000 participants annually. Amomg the well-known local personalities who joined the recently held Oceanman Philippines together with Palmer were Erwan Heusaff, Nico Bolzico, and Wil Dasovich.

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13-year-old Swimmer with Autism Dives into Global Stage, Qualifies for Oceanman Dubai

&nbsp;DAVAO CITY—On 8 December 2024, Palmer Taliño Taray, a 12-year-old boy from Davao City who has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), made history as the first autistic child to join and finish the iconic Davao-Samal Cross Channel. The swimming event, which started in Davao City and ended in Samal Island showcased Palmer's unwavering determination and remarkable journey.&nbsp;

In total, Davao City to Samal Island has a distance of 1.2 kilometers. However, the course had been challenging not only for Palmer but also for the other participants because it had a water current that made the distance almost more than 3 kilometers.&nbsp;

Palmer only started learning to swim in 2023, with no prior experience. Over the past year, his patience and determination were tested as he underwent training sessions four times a week with Master Coach Kirt Loven Murcia and Coach Kevin Palabao, to prepare him mentally and physically for the challenging swim.&nbsp;

In a message, Coach Kirt mentioned that he noticed several changes in Palmer's behavior after they started training. He said that because of regular training, the boy was able to relax underwater. He likewise shared that they faced many challenges along the way but he simply trusted the process and continued teaching Palmer, leading to this achievement.

Palmer's remarkable achievement in the recently-concluded Davao-Samal Cross Channel earned him a 'Special Swimmer Award' in recognition of his incredible feat as an autistic child, who, despite the physical and mental challenges he faced throughout the journey, succeeded in completing the demanding swimming course.&nbsp;

In an interview, Palmer's mother, Ms. Jocelyn Taliño Taray said, "The unconditional love, early acceptance, proper diet and training, as well as being surrounded by the right people, were key factors in Palmer's development. With this, I encourage other parents out there to find the right skills and talent for our kids with autism. Don't give up because everything's possible with God's grace, and our determination to find life-long solutions."&nbsp;

Further, his sister, Ms. Rochella "Ella" Taliño Taray expressed enthusiasm for Palmer's success, saying, "Promoting awareness on autism and the challenges faced by people who have this kind of disorder is one of my core advocacies. Witnessing Palmer's success today with the support of the entire family and our friends makes me think that nothing is impossible. I hope that in the near future, the government can fund free swimming lessons for children with ASD because we've seen how this positively changed Palmer's behavior and development in just one year."&nbsp;

According to the Autism Society of the Philippines, 1 in every 100 Filipinos has ASD, which translates to approximately 1.2 million Filipinos with autism. Autism is a lifelong developmental exceptionality, which affects an individual's ability to socialize, communicate, and adapt to the world around him. Every January, by virtue of a proclamation made by former President Fidel V. Ramos, the Philippines celebrates National Autism Consciousness Week (NACW).&nbsp;

Over the years, several research studies have been conducted and showed that swimming is beneficial for people with ASD because it enhances their motor skills, offers a controlled sensory environment where the feeling of being underwater provides calming tactile input helpful in addressing sensory sensitivities, and building social and communication skills.

<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/16de7f2a-c06c-4781-ebc1-4901e18b3000/public" alt="Image" />&nbsp;DAVAO CITY—On 8 December 2024, Palmer Taliño Taray, a 12-year-old boy from Davao City who has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), made history as the first autistic child to join and finish the iconic Davao-Samal Cross Channel. The swimming event, which started in Davao City and ended in Samal Island showcased Palmer's unwavering determination and remarkable journey.&nbsp;In total, Davao City to Samal Island has a distance of 1.2 kilometers. However, the course had been challenging not only for Palmer but also for the other participants because it had a water current that made the distance almost more than 3 kilometers.&nbsp;Palmer only started learning to swim in 2023, with no prior experience. Over the past year, his patience and determination were tested as he underwent training sessions four times a week with Master Coach Kirt Loven Murcia and Coach Kevin Palabao, to prepare him mentally and physically for the challenging swim.&nbsp;In a message, Coach Kirt mentioned that he noticed several changes in Palmer's behavior after they started training. He said that because of regular training, the boy was able to relax underwater. He likewise shared that they faced many challenges along the way but he simply trusted the process and continued teaching Palmer, leading to this achievement.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/148dff6a-1a95-4f95-fc4e-823de4956000/public" alt="Palmer Taliño Taray at the finish line together with other participants and coaches" />Palmer's remarkable achievement in the recently-concluded Davao-Samal Cross Channel earned him a 'Special Swimmer Award' in recognition of his incredible feat as an autistic child, who, despite the physical and mental challenges he faced throughout the journey, succeeded in completing the demanding swimming course.&nbsp;In an interview, Palmer's mother, Ms. Jocelyn Taliño Taray said, "The unconditional love, early acceptance, proper diet and training, as well as being surrounded by the right people, were key factors in Palmer's development. With this, I encourage other parents out there to find the right skills and talent for our kids with autism. Don't give up because everything's possible with God's grace, and our determination to find life-long solutions."&nbsp;Further, his sister, Ms. Rochella "Ella" Taliño Taray expressed enthusiasm for Palmer's success, saying, "Promoting awareness on autism and the challenges faced by people who have this kind of disorder is one of my core advocacies. Witnessing Palmer's success today with the support of the entire family and our friends makes me think that nothing is impossible. I hope that in the near future, the government can fund free swimming lessons for children with ASD because we've seen how this positively changed Palmer's behavior and development in just one year."&nbsp;<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5b73211b-d0d4-4299-0afb-c28872e97d00/public" alt="[L-R: Ms. Jocelyn Taliño Taray (mother), Palmer Taliño Taray, Ms. Rochella "Ella" Taliño Taray (sister)]" />According to the Autism Society of the Philippines, 1 in every 100 Filipinos has ASD, which translates to approximately 1.2 million Filipinos with autism. Autism is a lifelong developmental exceptionality, which affects an individual's ability to socialize, communicate, and adapt to the world around him. Every January, by virtue of a proclamation made by former President Fidel V. Ramos, the Philippines celebrates National Autism Consciousness Week (NACW).&nbsp;Over the years, several research studies have been conducted and showed that swimming is beneficial for people with ASD because it enhances their motor skills, offers a controlled sensory environment where the feeling of being underwater provides calming tactile input helpful in addressing sensory sensitivities, and building social and communication skills.

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Breaking Barriers: 12-year-old Autistic Child Makes History by Finishing Davao-Samal Cross Channel Swim

Kurumira is a groundbreaking product developed by a Japanese company, designed to improve physical abilities and overall well-being.

“Lately, I’ve been in pain all over my body.”

“My back hurts so much that daily life has become a struggle.”

“I want to hold my grandchild, but my body is falling apart.”

Living with pain that makes even basic movements difficult—like going to the bathroom—can be incredibly stressful.

As I regularly deal with back pain myself, I understand this all too well.

But here’s some hope: that pain you’re experiencing might be manageable with something called Kurumira.

Many people who have used Kurumira have reported remarkable changes. For example:

・A person who struggled to stand due to sciatica found they could walk without pain again after using Kurumira Athlete.

・A woman with Parkinson’s disease, who used to stumble while walking, experienced smoother movement with Kurumira Phoenix.

Countless patients with various challenging conditions have shared their surprising transformations and expressed gratitude for Kurumira.

Additionally, I’ve received messages like this one…

(The sender of this message has given permission for it to be shared.)

“In April of this year, my husband experienced a stroke, resulting in speech difficulties and paralysis on his left side. Remarkably, the day before Kurumira arrived, I noticed his movements becoming smoother, and when he started using Kurumira, he was able to walk steadily again. his speech has improved, and his swallowing is showing positive trends as well.

He holds it constantly and finds it hard to part with it. However, I want to share my experience when I borrowed it briefly. Last July, I was riding my bike and collided with a car that ran a stop sign. I injured my right side, and my right arm couldn’t move at all. But when I held Kurumira, the pain diminished—actually, it disappeared, allowing me to lift my arm again. The tingling sensation has also lessened.

Currently, my sister is battling thyroid and uterine cancer. I ordered a Kurumira for her a month ago, and we’re eagerly waiting for it to arrive.”

I understand—this might be hard to believe, right?

That’s why in this article, I want to dive into the mystery behind Kurumira, the intriguing device that appears to enhance physical abilities just by holding it.

2. Can Holding Kurumira Enhance Physical Abilities?!

3. The Principle of Kurumira: Why Can It Improve Physical Abilities?

According to the official website, Kurumira is described as an "energy device that utilizes invisible quantum energy, expected to have a reducing effect on all substances."

Many people might be thinking, "Wait, what does that even mean?"

Don’t worry; I was one of those people, too!&nbsp;

In simple terms, Kurumira is an item designed to enhance physical functions.

It has a unique shape, and there’s also a card version available.

Inside Kurumira, there’s a component called the "core" that emits natural energy, which is said to enhance physical abilities.

It might still sound a bit dubious and not entirely convincing, right?

So, let’s take a look at some actual phenomena that have occurred as a result of using Kurumira.

Can Holding Kurumira Enhance Physical Abilities?!

In fact, in Japan, Kurumira is used by professional athletes, including professional baseball players and martial artists.

In a recent experiment, it was clear that the physical abilities of the subject of this experiment, a professional taekwondo athlete named Kodai Kuriyama, significantly improved while using Kurumira.

The experiment measured the following abilities of Kuriyama:

・Eye and body coordination (dynamic visual acuity)

This is the record from the standing long jump.

You might be thinking, “Huh? No change!” But actually, this measurement was taken after the other tests were completed.

In other words, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken while Kuriyama was not yet fatigued, while the post-Kurumira measurement was taken after considerable fatigue had built up.

The fact that the same result was achieved under fatigued conditions suggests that Kurumira had a positive effect. What do you think?

Regarding the strength measurement, I’ll keep it brief as there are many technical terms involved.

This test measured the strength of the quadriceps and hamstrings.

The results showed that after using Kurumira, Kuriyama’s strength increased in three areas compared to before, and the risk of muscle strains was also reported to have decreased.

2.How well that maximum speed can be maintained

Here are the results (the closer the maintenance rate is to "1," the better the endurance):

The maximum speed increased by 0.4 km/h, and the maintenance rate improved by 0.03.

As mentioned earlier, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken when Kuriyama was not fatigued.

Even so, the results showed improvement with Kurumira.

This measurement method involves touching orange dots that appear on the screen with your finger.

A total of 60 dots randomly appear on the screen, similar to a whack-a-mole game.

1.How many seconds it took to touch all 60 dots

2.How many dots were touched correctly

Surprisingly, the time it took to touch all dots decreased, and the number of correct touches increased!

As in the other sections of the study, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken when Kuriyama was not yet fatigued.

Conversely, the post-Kurumira measurement was taken after considerable fatigue had set in.

In other words, Kuriyama’s physical condition was not optimal while using Kurumira.

Based on these results, we can say that Kuriyama’s physical abilities effectively increased across all tested areas.

Although the study was conducted on a professional athlete, the benefits of improved physical abilities aren’t limited to athletes.

Of course, even for us everyday people, enhanced physical abilities can make daily tasks easier and reduce fatigue.

・A person who struggled to stand due to sciatica was able to walk again after using Kurumira Athlete.

・A woman with Parkinson's disease, who used to stumble while walking, found that she could walk smoothly after using Kurumira Phoenix.

If we interpret these phenomena as results of enhanced physical abilities, doesn’t it make sense?

The Principle of Kurumira: Why Can It Enhance Physical Abilities?

So, why is it possible to expect an improvement in physical abilities with Kurumira?

Who: Kurumira, a product developed by a Japanese company, is designed for individuals suffering from pain or looking to improve physical abilities, including athletes and people with chronic conditions.
What: Kurumira is an energy device that reportedly reduces pain, enhances mobility, and boosts performance. It emits natural energy through a "core," believed to improve physical functions.
When: The product is already available and has been tested by professionals, with results showing benefits in endurance, strength, and coordination.
Why: To alleviate physical pain, improve daily life quality, and help users—whether recovering from injuries, dealing with chronic conditions, or seeking better physical performance.
How: Kurumira is simple to use—hold it, wear it as a necklace, or keep it in a pocket. It comes in three versions to suit different needs: Black Card (affordable), Athlete (compact), and Phoenix (high-powered).
 <h2>Kurumira is a groundbreaking product developed by a Japanese company, designed to improve physical abilities and overall well-being.</h2>“Lately, I’ve been in pain all over my body.”“My back hurts so much that daily life has become a struggle.”“I want to hold my grandchild, but my body is falling apart.”Do you relate to these struggles?Living with pain that makes even basic movements difficult—like going to the bathroom—can be incredibly stressful.As I regularly deal with back pain myself, I understand this all too well.But here’s some hope: that pain you’re experiencing might be manageable with something called Kurumira.Kurumira is a groundbreaking product developed by a Japanese company, designed to improve physical abilities and overall well-being.Many people who have used Kurumira have reported remarkable changes. For example:・A person who struggled to stand due to sciatica found they could walk without pain again after using Kurumira Athlete.・A woman with Parkinson’s disease, who used to stumble while walking, experienced smoother movement with Kurumira Phoenix.Countless patients with various challenging conditions have shared their surprising transformations and expressed gratitude for Kurumira.Additionally, I’ve received messages like this one…(The sender of this message has given permission for it to be shared.)<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/c4241df3-3b0c-4ca4-b3a6-8967a0eeb800/public" alt="Image" />“In April of this year, my husband experienced a stroke, resulting in speech difficulties and paralysis on his left side. Remarkably, the day before Kurumira arrived, I noticed his movements becoming smoother, and when he started using Kurumira, he was able to walk steadily again. his speech has improved, and his swallowing is showing positive trends as well.He holds it constantly and finds it hard to part with it. However, I want to share my experience when I borrowed it briefly. Last July, I was riding my bike and collided with a car that ran a stop sign. I injured my right side, and my right arm couldn’t move at all. But when I held Kurumira, the pain diminished—actually, it disappeared, allowing me to lift my arm again. The tingling sensation has also lessened.Currently, my sister is battling thyroid and uterine cancer. I ordered a Kurumira for her a month ago, and we’re eagerly waiting for it to arrive.”—-------------------I understand—this might be hard to believe, right?I felt the same way at first.That’s why in this article, I want to dive into the mystery behind Kurumira, the intriguing device that appears to enhance physical abilities just by holding it.<h2>Table of Contents</h2>1. What is Kurumira?2. Can Holding Kurumira Enhance Physical Abilities?!　1.&nbsp; Long Jump　2. Strength Measurement　3. Sprinting　4. Eye and Body Measurements3. The Principle of Kurumira: Why Can It Improve Physical Abilities?4. How to Use Kurumira5. Types of Kurumira and Their Prices　1. Kurumira Black Card　2. Kurumira Athlete　3. Kurumira Phoenix6. Conclusion on Kurumira<h2>What is Kurumira?</h2>So, what exactly is Kurumira?According to the official website, Kurumira is described as an "energy device that utilizes invisible quantum energy, expected to have a reducing effect on all substances."Many people might be thinking, "Wait, what does that even mean?"Don’t worry; I was one of those people, too!&nbsp;In simple terms, Kurumira is an item designed to enhance physical functions.It has a unique shape, and there’s also a card version available.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/d1ca8a0a-43ea-4567-4088-1cc7aa394500/public" alt="Image" />Inside Kurumira, there’s a component called the "core" that emits natural energy, which is said to enhance physical abilities.It might still sound a bit dubious and not entirely convincing, right?So, let’s take a look at some actual phenomena that have occurred as a result of using Kurumira.<h3>Can Holding Kurumira Enhance Physical Abilities?!</h3><div style="width: 100%; height: 100%; padding: 16px;"><iframe style="width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bsjvNlQExwg" allowfullscreen=true></iframe></div>In fact, in Japan, Kurumira is used by professional athletes, including professional baseball players and martial artists.In a recent experiment, it was clear that the physical abilities of the subject of this experiment, a professional taekwondo athlete named Kodai Kuriyama, significantly improved while using Kurumira.The experiment measured the following abilities of Kuriyama:・Long jump・Strength measurement・Sprinting・Eye and body coordination (dynamic visual acuity)The results were as follows:<h3>Long Jump</h3>This is the record from the standing long jump.Before Kurumira: 2.78 metersAfter Kurumira: 2.78 metersYou might be thinking, “Huh? No change!” But actually, this measurement was taken after the other tests were completed.In other words, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken while Kuriyama was not yet fatigued, while the post-Kurumira measurement was taken after considerable fatigue had built up.The fact that the same result was achieved under fatigued conditions suggests that Kurumira had a positive effect. What do you think?<h3>Strength Measurement</h3>Regarding the strength measurement, I’ll keep it brief as there are many technical terms involved.This test measured the strength of the quadriceps and hamstrings.The results showed that after using Kurumira, Kuriyama’s strength increased in three areas compared to before, and the risk of muscle strains was also reported to have decreased.<h3>Sprinting</h3>The study then measured Kuriyama’s:1.Maximum speed2.How well that maximum speed can be maintainedHere are the results (the closer the maintenance rate is to "1," the better the endurance):<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5b247a17-aa97-426d-aeab-a2c69a15d100/public" alt="Image" />The maximum speed increased by 0.4 km/h, and the maintenance rate improved by 0.03.As mentioned earlier, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken when Kuriyama was not fatigued.Even so, the results showed improvement with Kurumira.<h3>Eye and Body Measurements</h3>This measurement method involves touching orange dots that appear on the screen with your finger.A total of 60 dots randomly appear on the screen, similar to a whack-a-mole game.We measured:1.How many seconds it took to touch all 60 dots2.How many dots were touched correctlyHere are the results:<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/36385f8d-57f1-4b04-eb51-2623761b6300/public" alt="Image" />Surprisingly, the time it took to touch all dots decreased, and the number of correct touches increased!As in the other sections of the study, the pre-Kurumira measurement was taken when Kuriyama was not yet fatigued.Conversely, the post-Kurumira measurement was taken after considerable fatigue had set in.In other words, Kuriyama’s physical condition was not optimal while using Kurumira.Despite this, his performance improved.Based on these results, we can say that Kuriyama’s physical abilities effectively increased across all tested areas.Although the study was conducted on a professional athlete, the benefits of improved physical abilities aren’t limited to athletes.Of course, even for us everyday people, enhanced physical abilities can make daily tasks easier and reduce fatigue.As mentioned at the beginning:・A person who struggled to stand due to sciatica was able to walk again after using Kurumira Athlete.・A woman with Parkinson's disease, who used to stumble while walking, found that she could walk smoothly after using Kurumira Phoenix.If we interpret these phenomena as results of enhanced physical abilities, doesn’t it make sense?<h2>The Principle of Kurumira: Why Can It Enhance Physical Abilities?</h2>So, why is it possible to expect an improvement in physical abilities with Kurumira?What is the underlying principle?To be frank, even the developer, President Ouchi, admits, “We don’t know.”It’s said that genius physicists sometimes have formulas pop into their heads without understanding why. Kurumira might be one of those phenomena.Of course, as mentioned earlier, it is believed to be related to the "core," but beyond that, we don’t have a clear explanation.However, as seen in the earlier physical tests, we do know that physical abilities can improve.If you think about it, there are still many mysteries in our world, right?For example, magnets. While everyone knows about them now, isn’t it a mystery when you think deeply about it?・What principle generates the energy?・Why do they have north and south poles?There are countless unanswered questions.Considering Kurumira in that light, it doesn’t seem so suspicious after all.<h2>How to Use Kurumira</h2>Using Kurumira is incredibly simple.Just “hold it.”That’s it!&nbsp;To be a bit more specific, you can:・Wear it around your neck like a necklace・Keep it in your pocketIt’s so simple it’s almost amusing, but just holding it can lead to improved physical abilities.I recommend wearing it consistently.Since Kurumira is not waterproof, you should remove it when taking a shower, but otherwise, keeping it on as much as possible will maximize its effectiveness.If you can’t wear it all the time, wearing it while you sleep can also yield benefits.<h2>Types of Kurumira and Their Prices</h2>There are three types of Kurumira available:<h3>1.Kurumira Black Card</h3>Price: Please contact us for pricing.This is the most affordable option to experience Kurumira.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/ab83cb05-af96-47d4-aec7-421043a2d700/public" alt="Image" /><h3>2.Kurumira Athlete</h3>Price: Please contact us for pricing.Thanks to the successful development of concentrated Kurumira energy technology, it is lightweight and compact, equivalent to four units of Kurumira Black Card.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/bd180f9b-8fb8-4b7f-642b-9e350fd74200/public" alt="Image" /><h4>Specifications:</h4>Height: 35 mmWidth: 65 mmThickness: 11 mmWeight: Approximately 15 gMaterial: ABSIts compact size and lightweight nature (15 g) make it comfortable to carry in your pocket or hang around your neck.<h3>Kurumira Phoenix</h3>Currently the top-tier Kurumira, please contact us for pricing. While it may seem expensive, it offers more than five times the energy of Kurumira Athlete, making it a worthwhile investment overall.Notably, nearly everyone who purchases Kurumira Athlete expresses a desire for the Phoenix. It’s understandable, given the noticeable benefits of the Athlete.However, due to its immense popularity, production of the Phoenix is currently struggling to keep up with demand, which may result in delays in delivery. Therefore, at this time, I recommend the Kurumira Athlete as the best option.Unless there are special circumstances, I suggest purchasing the Kurumira Athlete.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5c9b7b41-a38f-4162-ea47-f10e84b69600/public" alt="Image" /><h2>Conclusion on Kurumira</h2>Thank you for reading to the end.Since you’ve made it this far, it’s clear that you have a keen interest in Kurumira.Based on the above, Kurumira has the potential to enrich your life. If you have any health concerns, please consider trying it.Please contact us at the following email address for inquiries.clemirasekai@gmail.com

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Who: Kurumira, a product developed by a Japanese company, is designed for individuals suffering from pain or looking to improve physical abilities, including athletes and people with chronic conditions.
What: Kurumira is an energy device that reportedly reduces pain, enhances mobility, and boosts performance. It emits natural energy through a "core," believed to improve physical functions.
When: The product is already available and has been tested by professionals, with results showing benefits in endurance, strength, and coordination.
Why: To alleviate physical pain, improve daily life quality, and help users—whether recovering from injuries, dealing with chronic conditions, or seeking better physical performance.
How: Kurumira is simple to use—hold it, wear it as a necklace, or keep it in a pocket. It comes in three versions to suit different needs: Black Card (affordable), Athlete (compact), and Phoenix (high-powered).


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<h1>Generali Philippines Announces new President and Chief Executive Officer</h1>Generali Life Assurance Philippines, Inc. (Generali Philippines) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Hak Hong Soo as President and Chief Executive Officer.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/8e65a037cc38086c0b949e95e95ccb90a28e79e3b5caa1f47a1928e37f848e60/image.png" alt="Image"/>Edryan Lorenzo
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Generali Life Assurance Philippines, Inc. (Generali Philippines) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Hak Hong Soo as President and Chief Executive Officer.