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Which massager is right for you?

Buying advice based on complaints: neck, back, feet, cellulite, polyneuropathy. In short: The right massage device depends on the body part and the desired pressure, not on the price.

All devices at a glance: the Massage Device Overview. For the feet: the Foot Massage Knowledge.

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  1. 3 min read

    Neck Massager with Pacemaker?

    For devices with electrical muscle stimulation, the answer is clearly no. For purely mechanical Shiatsu devices without electricity in the body, the situation is different, but because th...

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    Shiatsu back massager: how it works

    A Shiatsu back massager mimics the thumb pressure of Japanese Shiatsu massage with rotating massage heads. Two to four nodes rotate in opposite directions and move over the muscle strands...

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    What are the real benefits of a massage gun?

    The evidence on massage for muscle soreness and perceived fatigue is unusually clear: in an analysis of 99 studies, massage performed best of all recovery methods. However, these studies ...

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    Buying a massage gun: what to look for

    Before purchasing, seven checkpoints are worth considering, and only two of them are listed in the data sheet. The most important ones are noise, the lowest setting, and whether replaceme...

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    Massage gun on the neck: which attachment?

    For the neck, use the flat disc or the soft cushion attachment on the massage gun, at a low setting. Not the fork, not the cone. Only work on the muscle between the cervical spine and the...

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    Massage Gun Attachments: Which one is for what?

    Most massage guns come with four to six attachments, and the instructions rarely explain them. In short: Ball for large muscles, fork for next to the spine, cone for individual trigger po...

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    Massage Gun on the Jaw: Is It Okay?

    A very cautious application is possible on the jaw muscle itself, but not on the temporomandibular joint. The difference is only a few centimeters, and that is precisely where the risk li...

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    Is a massage gun dangerous?

    When applied to muscles, a massage gun is safe for healthy adults. It becomes dangerous in three areas: over bones and joints, on the side and front of the neck, and over the abdomen, kid...

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    Does a massage gun help with cellulite?

    No, not permanently. A massage gun can make the skin appear firmer temporarily because it stimulates blood circulation and causes slight swelling. This effect disappears after one to two ...

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    Are Massage Devices Dangerous? What Is and Isn't Documented

    For healthy adults, massage devices are safe when used as intended. There have been documented incidents, but they are very rare, and almost all follow the same pattern: The device was us...

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