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Archive for December 2008

Junetsu Massage For Your Stiff Neck From A Massage Chair

Posted by: massagechairs on: December 28, 2008

For those who get really tight muscles in their neck and upper back the Japanese massage technique of Junetsu is the best method for relaxing those tight muscles and relieving that tension. This technique also known as ultra-fine kneading uses tight circular motions to create relaxation and remove the stiffness in those tense muscles. This [...]

Using Massage Chairs For Better Posture

Posted by: massagechairs on: December 27, 2008

When massage chairs are usually discussed the benefits they have in reducing stress and alleviating pain is commonly known uses for these handy home massage units. But there are other positive uses for these massage chairs that many can benefit from by using them in their own home.
Millions of Americans have poor posture from either [...]

Home Massage Chairs Are More Than Just Warmers & Vibrating Backs

Posted by: massagechairs on: December 24, 2008

Some of my personal first experiences with massage chairs were the older less sophisticated models that simply combined a heating element with a few vibrators to create your massage. While this was kind of nice it really lacked a feel that a true massage from a masseuse will feel on your body. So needless to [...]

Starting Your Day With A Early Morning Massage

Posted by: massagechairs on: December 23, 2008

Many Human Touch massage chairs such as the HT-7450 include several pre-programmed massages that you can quickly and easily access to get a perfect 15-minute massage when you need it most. One time that many massage chair users neglect to think of their chair is in the morning when they first get up and going. [...]

Why Zero Gravity Massage Chairs Work So Well

Posted by: massagechairs on: December 21, 2008

Zero gravity is the latest buzzwords in the massage chair industry and to many who are not truly familiar with the reasoning behind this theory they feel it is just a glorified way to say that the chair reclines. Well to some degree that is true, it does recline, but there is so much more [...]