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Which massage device is right for you?
Buying advice based on symptoms: neck, back, feet, cellulite, polyneuropathy. In short: The right massage device depends on the body area and the desired pressure, not on the price.
All devices at a glance: the Massage device overviewFor the feet: the Foot massage knowledge.
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Handheld massager for on the go: what to look out for
When it comes to handheld massagers, "portable" doesn't mean small, but rather battery-operated and sturdy. A device that fits in a pocket but requires a power adapter isn't a travel device. And one that...
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Hand massage for mouse arm and typing pain
Typing and mouse use causes discomfort in the hand, but their cause is usually in the forearm. The muscles that move the fingers are located there and extend via long tendons to the...
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Hand massage with hedgehog ball and massage ball
A spiky massage ball costs little, fits in any drawer, and is surprisingly effective for the hand. It works with many small pressure points simultaneously instead of a single surface, and because it...
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Hand massage for seniors: what to consider
Hand massage has a firm place in the care of elderly people, for two reasons simultaneously. It reaches a part of the body that can be touched safely, and it...
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Hand massage in occupational therapy
In occupational therapy, hand massage is rarely the goal and almost always a preparation. It makes tissue more supple before exercises begin, because exercises are always involved. Anyone who understands this connection...
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Electric handheld massager: Selection
Electric hand massagers differ less in their motor than in their design. There are cuffs into which the hand is inserted, and flat rests on which the hand is placed...
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Handheld vibrating massager: Uses
Vibration is the gentlest of the three types of handheld massagers. A small motor with an unbalanced weight sets the massage pad into rapid vibration, which penetrates the skin and surface...
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How to perform a hand massage yourself: Instructions
A hand massage requires no equipment or training. Eight minutes, some oil or cream, and a firm surface are all you need. The sequence goes from largest to smallest, i.e., from the bottom...
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Handheld massager test: what to look out for
Stiftung Warentest has not conducted a test of handheld massage devices. What you will find under this keyword are comparison websites that present manufacturers' specifications side by side.
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Hand massage: the most important points
Hand massage follows no secret doctrine, but rather the principles of anatomy. Four zones are involved: the palm under the thumb, the area between the metacarpal bones, the finger joints...
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