By understanding better how a practice with hundreds of years of history uses energy to improve and heal the body, we can develop non-invasive, safer medical approaches to conditions hospitals struggle to face.
What We Do
HumanityHandHealing is dedicated to the research and application of hand healing approaches to help tackle a variety of health conditions. Collecting data in forms of MRI and CT scans, blood tests, as well as personal reports of health conditions such as pain and discomfort, we try to provide support for the efficacy of hand healing practices to the medical world.
Our BRAND
Our brand image is of the power of natural healing, and the process by which hand healing channels this energy. We hope to promote a better understanding of hand healing practices, as well as to delve into research for practitioners themselves to also grasp a more intricate understanding of the underlying mechanisms.
Dr Takashi Tomita
DDS, PhD, hand healer
Dr Takashi tomita
As a medical professional as well as hand healer, Dr Tomita enters this field with a unique, contemporary and relatable perspective. With years of experience in the field Dr Tomita practices, collects data, and assembles case studies and articles to help investigate and instruct on the processes of hand healing.
Jack Penny
Writer, teacher, and interpreter
Jack Penny
Psychology graduate, English and Japanese interpreter, teacher and writer, Jack helps communicate the research and findings of HumanityHandHealing to both medical journals and associate bodies as well as a global audience of anyone involved in the medical or wellbeing fields.
Through collaboration with physicists and practical science researchers we hope to understand and utilise the mechanisms behind hand healing practices.
Conducting research through patient reports and interviews, and in cooperation with hospitals for medical tests, we hope to put together a body of studies that shed light on the effective application of hand healing.
Learn more about our team.
