Panasonic EP30005KU User Manual - Page 5
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Reflexology More than a basic foot massage, reflexology triggers pressure points in the feet, ankles, ears, and hands that correspond to organs and body systems. It is believed that pressure applied to these areas can improve the health of the corresponding organs through pathways of energy in the body. Reflexology uses kneading, rolling, and grasping techniques. What's the difference? Massage: the act or art of treating the body by rubbing, kneading, patting, or the like to stimulate circulation, increase suppleness, relieve tension, etc. Massage therapy: the manipulation of soft tissue of the body to normalize those tissues and includes manual and/or mechanical techniques, such as applying fixed, removable pressure, holding, and releasing. Massage therapist: a person who applies a single or combination of massage methods for an intended result. Massage chair type 1: a chair that resembles a recliner and contains internal electronic motors and gears designed to perform various types of massage methods set at different levels of intensity and speed. Massage chair type 2: an ergonomically-designed chair for positioning a person who will be receiving a massage by a massage therapist. of daily massage 5