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Jeanie Rub Massager, Variable Speed Sale Price: $164.00  |
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2 m power cord, American Made / Assembled, CSA Approved, Full One-Year Manufacturer Warranty, Toggle On/Off Switch |
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Variable Speed Professional "Jeanie Rub" Massager #3401 Sale Price: $164.95 |
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Jeanie rub® master massager - oscillating movement enhances blood circulation and helps calm deep-seated muscular pains lightweight and portable; weighs under 7 lbs. High-quality workmanship defines the industry standard features a premium-grade vinyl pad with die-cast aluminum and powder-coat finish... |
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Oster Professional 103 Stim-U-Lax Massager Sale Price: $68.99 |
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This lightweight therapeutic massager combines the advantages of hand and mechanical massage. Its special contoured design reduces hand fatigue and its universal motor is constructed for heavy-duty use... |
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Hand Held Personal Massager - Hitachi Magic Wand Vibrating Massager with Wand Attachment Sale Price: $56.25 |
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The added length of the attachment allows you to reach those hard to get places. Looking for a personal vibrating massager to work wonders for almost anything you can imagine? A best seller for nearly 30 years, the Hitachi Magic Wand Massager by Vibratex has 2 speeds; high and low vibrations... |
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Heavy Duty Single Speed Massager Jeanie Rub Sale Price: $154.98 |
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2 m power cord, American Made / Assembled, CSA Approved, Full One-Year Manufacturer Warranty, Toggle On/Off Switch |
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Hand Held Personal Massager - Hitachi Magic Wand Vibrating Massager by Vibratex Deluxe Package Sale Price: $59.95 |
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Deluxe attachments for getting to those hard-to-reach places. Looking for a personal vibrating massager to work wonders for almost anything you can imagine? A best seller for nearly 30 years, the Hitachi Magic Wand Massager by Vibratex has 2 speeds; high and low vibration settings... |
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Homedics MCS-200H Shiatsu Massage Cushion Sale Price: Too low to display |
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State of the art moving Shiatsu massage with soothing heat travels up and down the back. Folds to a compact size for storage in the built in carry bag. Easily fits most chairs. |
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`Heavy Duty Single Speed Massager Jeanie Rub Sale Price: $158.00 |
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Single Speed * This professional-grade massager has been making bodies feel better since 1966 * Practical and economical the original Jeanie Rub delivers consistent and invigorating 3240 rpm of massaging action with the flip of a switch * Provides dee |
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`Heavy Duty Variable Speed Massager Jeanie Rub Sale Price: $317.64 |
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Variable Speed * This version of our Jeanie Rub allows you to vary the speed of the massager from 1400 to 4600 rpm * Lower speeds deliver a more soothing massage while faster speeds are more invigorating * Features an easily adjustable switch placed conv |
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Sheepskin Cover for the Jeanie Rub Percussion Massager Sale Price: $38.47 |
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Office massage, once considered a luxury, is gaining in popularity among over-stressed professionals who are working harder due to corporate downsizing and who are experiencing increased injury and illness as a result. Therapeutic massage is a proven method to alleviate stress and physical discomfort, and is becoming more popular among companies trying to keep absenteeism at bay. Rising unemployment and the deteriorating economic situation in the United States coupled with election year politics is causing a surge in anxiety for millions of Americans. The associated rise in feelings of irritability, depression and sleeplessness are helping to increase the demand for corporate massage, even in tough economic times.
The 12th annual consumer survey conducted by the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), released in August 2008, shows that nearly 60% of Americans feel more stressed than last year. The study confirmed that stress is one of the top reasons for getting a massage and that the increased demand for massage occurred in both higher and lower income brackets. Doctors who were queried said they were referring patients to massage therapists at an increasing rate, which points to the medical community's increased awareness of the physical, emotional and cost effective benefits of therapeutic massage.
Corporate massage is being integrated into employee wellness programs as well as an incentive or as a reward for hard work. Heavy workloads make finding time for off-site stress relief a difficult task, and many professionals are unable to travel to a spa or dedicate the hour or more that a traditional massage requires. A chair massage is an ideal solution, because it imparts healing benefits in a short session and is performed on site, without the need for oils or for the client to disrobe. Clients of chair massage experience a release of tension, improved mobility, lowered blood pressure, and improved emotional status, which can be considered a significant benefit for employers through a marked decrease in sick days.
In a tough economic climate, Americans are finding it necessary to cut back and re-prioritize, and companies are searching for ways to reduce their bottom line. For workers who do not receive corporate massage through their employer, it is important to keep personal health at the top of their agenda. For less than a night out at the movies or dinner at a restaurant, a Chicago chair massage can provide important and lasting health benefits to those who need it most.
Brandon Thomas is a nationally certified massage therapist and founder of JoyLife Therapeutics. JoyLife Therapeutics provides chair massage, corporate massage, office massage, special event and trade show massage throughout the US.
oblique muscle ultrasound therapy? is acupuncture ok?
i'm having ultrasound therapy now on my left side,and then a electric massager with hotpacks, after every session, at night, it would feel uncomfortable like it's a bulge, but there's no swelling, it just feels heavy.. i've heard that after a therapy it should feel relaxed.. but mine's not. i wonder why? the bulge would go away for like 3 days. so i don't know if i'm getting better.. the target muscle area is on my belly on the left side.. oblique muscles..
i don't know what happend to my obliques but one night, it just went off. and i'm in this uncomfy feeling everytime i stand up so i went to p.t.
is it hard to treat the oblique muscles? well i don't feel excruciating pain.. (that's what i keep telling them) it just feel uncomfy. can't find the balance with my left and right belly.. especially when standing..
hmm.. i'm thinking of consulting an acupuncture.. is it safe? can it solve this mysterious uncomfy feeling in my oblique?
my abdominal ultrasound says i'm ok..
Acupuncture has been proven to treat many problems.
The best way to see if acupuncture can help with your specific issue is to set up a consultation.
Find an acupuncturist in your area, or look for one from this site http://www.tcmdirectory.com
It is safe and has been safe for thousands of years.
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