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Here’s a puzzling situation: You have decided to bring home a state-of-the-art massage chair. You have considered just how much space it can take up. You even moved things around after you found its perfect spot in your living room. All you have to do is to cozy up and press a button so you can finally experience its long list of advanced features.

And then it dawns on you. How often can you use this massage chair, anyway? To answer your newfound realization, let’s take a look at these different scenarios, one by one:

You Can Use A Massage Chair In The Mornings

Do you love that refreshed and recharged feeling you get, just after rolling out of bed? Well, here’s some good news for you. A quick 20-minute session using your massage chair’s Wake-Up or Stretching mode can get you that energy and focus that you need to start your day. Most massage chairs like the Osaki Alpina have auto-programs like these, for good reason. If you’re in great shape and just need a morning boost, it’s just like

What is 3D and 4D massage and what can they do for your body? In this short article, let us help you get a better understanding about these things so you know what to look for in a home massage chair.

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Massage rollers are located along the track of the massage chair. Typical L-track massage chairs have a range that allows rollers to reach from your neck all the way down to your glutes. These range of muscles covers the "extensor" along the back of the spine, the "flexor" along the front and the oblique along the sides. Each of these muscles play an vital role in allowing you to move, twist and bend freely. They tend to tighten up or cause back pain due to chronic stress or get inflamed due to exertion.  As you already know, tight muscles prevent you from enjoying your time with friends and family, interfere with your work and make simple movements very unpleasant.

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What if the very system meant to protect your body from foreign and infectious invaders starts attacking your own normal cells? Sadly, this is the condition for people suffering from auto-immune diseases. Some of the most common forms of this debilitating disease include systemic disorders like Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and Rheumatoid Arthritis, to name a few. Its symptoms? Fatigue, swollen and painful the joints, inflammation of the skin, and even damage to other internal organs (like the kidneys), among others.

And what do the experts say about its possible cause and cure? Unfortunately, research cannot exactly pinpoint the primary cause of auto-immune diseases. What they do know is that certain factors increase one’s risk of developing an auto-immune disease, such as genetics, diet, exposure to some chemicals, or certain infections. As for the cure, it can only be managed through medications that suppress the overactive reaction of the immune system.

If you’re suffering from