There are so many health benefits to massage therapy. Mayo Clinic studies have proven that regular massage is an effective treatment for stress reduction, muscle tension and pain. Other studies suggest that it may also be able to help with anxiety, digestive disorders, sports injuries or other soft tissue strains. Massage therapy is growing in popularity as recommended care and standard treatment for a variety of health conditions including:Check out the lowest prices of the Osim chairs today!Yet despite its many health benefits, massage is touted as a luxury experience at upscale spas and resort packages. Hourly rates are expensive, thus they are usually reserved for birthdays, anniversaries or other special occasions.You don’t have to break the bank to treat yourself to regular therapy. Bring its benefits into your everyday life with the OSIM uDivine App Massage Chair. This innovation from OSIM goes above and beyond a simple vibrating recliner to deliver a head to toe massage custom tailored to your specific wants and needs.
Start your massage experience in the uDivine chair by setting the mood. Pair your iPod, IPhone, iPad or Android™ device to the built-in Bluetooth speakers and listen to your favorite playlists or pick an ambient Pandora® station. This is what makes this amazing machine different from the other brands and models.With your smartphone or tablet, you can also download the free AppGComonitors app that provides insight about your massage program, allowing you to adjust the program for optimal health benefits.When it comes to actually starting your session, the uDivine charge utilized innovative Human 3D Technology that automatically scans your entire body, then customizes your massage to the contours of your frame. Using a system of proven techniques, the uDivine simulates the hands of a professional therapist.Full body massages can cost well over $100 per hour, depending on where you go and the type you choose. If you invest in weekly massages, this would cost you well over $5000 in the course of a year.
With this furniture, you can experience incredible full body experiences every day of the week, or even multiple times a day, for less than $4,000. You don’t have to worry about scheduling appointments or trying to squeeze in a session. Simply kick back and relax with a soothing massage via the uDivine chair on your schedule in the comfort of your own home.If you suffer from stress, muscle tensions or pain, you may benefit from regular massage treatment via this amazing chair. Additionally, the added benefits of music during massage may help you relax and further reduce stress levels. If you love treating yourself to a massage at a spa or sports complex, but are put off by the price, then you might consider the uDivine chair as an alternative. It’s a bit of an investment, but the benefits and a relaxing experience or escape on your own schedule is priceless.Please be advised that just like any other medical treatment or course of action, massage therapy may not benefit everyone. This chair is intended for adult use only.
Additionally, if you are an expectant mother, have a pacemaker, suffer from diabetes, phlebitis and/or thrombosis, you should consult your doctor before using this product.This furniture will fit well in your living room or bedroom. It is available in brown and marble gray and the leather material looks classy. It may be a bit bulky but the foot rest can be folded to save more space.I've never experienced a workout quite so rigorous as the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. The world's largest innovation event spans 1.8 million square feet of exhibit space. For three eight-hour days, I schlepped my laptop and camera bag across the thinly carpeted floors. My body, fueled by coffee and Clif bars, ached and fatigued quickly. Unsure how I would survive the convention, I set out to review every luxury massage chair I encountered at CES. My mission gave me an opportunity to break from walking and receive much needed, therapeutic relief. It was a wild success.
Here are my favorite chairs, ranked least to best: 4. Daiwa's Relax 2 Zero Chair Pro: The Relax 2 Zero chair by Daiwa uses air bag technology to relieve muscle tension from head to toe. The bags inflate and deflate, gently pushing the body from side to side. Con: The pressure was a little much for me, however, and I winced several times when the bags pinched my arms and legs too tightly. The materials felt cheap, as well, which became the most apparent during the foot massage. The rollers in the foot cradle felt like a bag of marbles held in a Ziploc baggie. 3. Adako's Zenith Chair Pro: Adako's "zero-gravity" Zenith chair is a dream for those who appreciate a good glutes massage. The chair's L-shaped roller track travels from the neck to the hamstrings, delivering concentrated pressure at the body's intersection: the buttocks. Plus, with a price tag under $8,000, the Zenith chair is the most affordable one I tried. Con: While the glutes massage was out of this world, the chair provided an unmemorable experience for my other body parts.
Plus, the L-shaped track limits its reclining capability. 2. Inada's DreamWave Chair Cost: $9,499 ($10,499 for the TruBlack Leather model) Pro: Stepping into Inada's DreamWave chair is like getting a hug. The chair provides 1,200 square inches of coverage — more than any chair on the market, according to Inada USA President Cliff Levin — so it gives the illusion of cradling you. Its 16 pre-programmed sessions means there's an experience for everyone. I prefer a gentle Shiatsu massage, and the Stretch session tugged at my limbs lightly and comfortably. Con: The DreamWave chair's pervasive coverage trapped my body heat and made me sweaty. My biggest concern, however, is the near $10,000 price. Pro: Infinity is massage chair royalty, and in fact, a sales manager at a rival company's booth recommended I check them out. After a few minutes in the IT-880, I understood why. Infinity chairs feature one of the longest roller tracks on the market, so it cups the head and gives a mind-blowing crown massage.