A bedding foundation has a linear actuator for moving a roller carriage forward and backwards. The roller carriage includes wheels which move along rails supported below a rigid platform having an opening extending through the platform. The roller carriage includes a lifter which raises and lowers a roller independently of the movement of the linear actuator. Regardless of the position of the linear actuator, the roller may be raised or lowered. The roller moves back and forth inside the opening extending through the rigid platform and imparts a massage movement to a mattress above the foundation.

The present invention relates generally to the field of massage or therapy devices. The device has a generally u-shaped housing that contains an internal motor and hinge-attached frame arms which connect to hinge-attached handles. The rear surface of the device includes a massage head that can be activated via a plurality of buttons located on the top surface of the housing or the handles. Further, the device can easily fold for storage, handling or transport purposes. During use, the device can be placed around the back or portion of the body of a user in an unfolded and locked state such that a user can massage otherwise hard to reach areas.

The present disclosure provides a massage apparatus including a massage unit capable of providing a feeling of warmth and includes a body massage module which provides a massage function to at least a part of a user's body. The body massage module includes an actuator, which moves the body massage module, and a massage unit which mechanically stimulates the user's body. The massage unit includes a massage ball which provides a feeling of warmth to a user, and the massage ball includes a heating member, which adjusts a temperature of the massage ball, a support shaft member, which fixes the heating member, a cushion member, which surrounds the support shaft member and provides a feeling of a soft massage to the user, and an insert member which maintains a shape of the cushion member.

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a control method for a massage machine and a massage element of a massage machine which can provide pressing and rubbing kneading to a person to be treated. A control method for a massage machine contains a controlling process for individually controlling operations of a kneading motor 331 for operating a pair of massage elements 321, 322, width adjustment motors 341, 342 for adjusting a width between the pair of massage elements 321, 322, a strength-and-weakness motor 351 for adjusting strength of the pair of massage elements 321, 322 and an up-and-down motor 361 for adjusting movement of the pair of massage elements 321, 322 in an up-and-down direction.

The present disclosure relates generally to a massage device, for example, suitable for massaging the muscles of a person. The present disclosure relates more particularly to a vertical massage device including a vertical track, a carriage coupled to the vertical track, a massage component disposed on the carriage, and a drive that is connected to the carriage and configured to move the carriage along the vertical track.

According to an aspect, there is provided a cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, device (1) for enhancing the delivery of CPR to a patient. The device (1) comprises: a patient side (3) for engagement with the chest of the patient; and a user side (2) for engagement with the hands of a user delivering CPR to the patient. One or more of the patient side (3) and the user side (2) is at least partially formed of a non-Newtonian fluid, the viscosity of which is configured to vary in response to the application of energy so as to regulate a force distribution profile of the device (1) from a force applied to the device (1) by the user and transferred through the device (1) to the patient. According to other aspects, there is provided a control method for a cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, device and a computer program which, when executed on a computing device, carries out a control method for a cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, device.

A neuromodulation device and method capable of varying a neuromodulation therapy in order to prevent, delay or control a sexual emission.

Provided is an inductive therapeutical instrument generating electric current and a skin care method, which relates to the field of skin care apparatuses. The above inductive therapeutical instrument is mainly used for applying a material body to the skin and massaging and maintaining the skin. The inductive therapeutical instrument mainly includes a material storage container and a massage head. The material body is stored in the material storage container, and the material body is squeezed into the massage head by squeezing the material storage container, and is applied to the skin through a material discharging hole on the massage head. Moreover, during use, the inductive therapeutical instrument can generate a microcurrent that acts on the skin so as to improve the skin condition.

A decompression device and a method using the decompression device are provided. The device includes a support structure having a longitudinal brace, and a cross brace that may be coupled to or part of the longitudinal brace. A harness may be coupled to the cross brace, and the harness may have a traction surface. An adjustable fastener may control the harness length therein controlling the distance between the traction surface and the first cross brace. The base positioned on a surface or structure, and portions of the harness positioned around the body of a user, such as under the arms and around the back. The user may manipulate the adjustable fastener to position portions of the harness a desired distance from the cross brace. The user may then leans forwards tilting the decompression device and the harness will provide lift, and therefore decompression, to the back of the body of a user.

An apparatus for stretching a human body comprising a floor frame having a central axis. A first beam is coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame. The first beam has a foot pedal, a knee support, and a waist support. A second beam coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame, the second beam having a plurality of lower arm handles. A third beam is coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame. A fourth beam is adjacently coupled to the third beam. The third beam has a plurality of upper arm handles.