A manual restorative therapy tool is presented. A first tool includes a body, a first contact surface coupled to the first surface of the body, and second contact surfaces coupled to the second surface of the body, wherein each second contact surface of the array is smaller than the first contact surface. A handle may be coupled to a third surface that allows either the first or the second contact surface to be pressed against a user, expanding the user's blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. In this state, circulation may be further enhanced by use of a second tool having a handle with a first end and a second end, a first contact surface coupled to the first end via a compression mechanism, and a second contact surface coupled to the second end via a flexibility mechanism. The first and second contact surfaces independently spin with respect to the handle.

A method causes relaxation of a muscle of a body of a person or an animal. In a period in which a patient moves his or her body in a reciprocating manner to expand and contract the muscle, the patient or another person presses an arbitrary spot on the skin of the patient toward the muscle using a fingertip, for example. The pressing by the fingertip is controlled so that the area of the pressed spot on the skin falls within a range of 2 cm.sup.2 to 0.1 cm.sup.2 and the pressing force applied to the pressed spot falls within a range of 1 kgf to 100 gf.

A method causes relaxation of a muscle of a body of a person or an animal. In a period in which a patient moves his or her body in a reciprocating manner to expand and contract the muscle, the patient or another person presses an arbitrary spot on the skin of the patient toward the muscle using a fingertip, for example. The pressing by the fingertip is controlled so that the area of the pressed spot on the skin falls within a range of 2 cm.sup.2 to 0.1 cm.sup.2 and the pressing force applied to the pressed spot falls within a range of 1 kgf to 100 gf.

The present invention relates to an acupressure tool, and in particular, an acupressure tool in which one end of a rod-shaped acupressure body is bent toward one direction to form a first pressing part so that the acupuncture point located deeply in a human body can be easily stimulated even with a small force, and the first pressing part is formed to gradually decrease in width toward a tip, and is able to press an acupuncture point through the first pressing part on the principle of a lever.

Disclosed is a massager, comprising an appliance body, a first massage part and a second massage part. The first massage part is connected to an end of the appliance body for massage interior of a human body; and the second massage part comprises a support, an elastic element and a first vibrating element. The support is connected to a peripheral surface of the appliance body, the elastic element is connected to the support, and the first vibrating element is connected to an end of the elastic element away from the support and located on a side of the support close to the first massage part. The technical solution of the present application can improve massage comfort of the massager.

Disclosed is a massager, comprising an appliance body, a first massage part and a second massage part. The first massage part is connected to an end of the appliance body for massage interior of a human body; and the second massage part comprises a support, an elastic element and a first vibrating element. The support is connected to a peripheral surface of the appliance body, the elastic element is connected to the support, and the first vibrating element is connected to an end of the elastic element away from the support and located on a side of the support close to the first massage part. The technical solution of the present application can improve massage comfort of the massager.

A simplified method of clearing a blockage caused by an obstruction in a person who is choking has the steps of standing the choking person behind a seat back of a chair, doubling the choking person over the seat back thereby having the choking person's head and chest pointing straight downwardly, and striking a back of the choking person repeatedly to drive the obstruction downwardly out of the throat towards the mouth of the choking person under the assistance of gravity to clear the obstruction. The method may further include the step of pressing the choking person's abdomen against the top of the seat back.

A simplified method of clearing a blockage caused by an obstruction in a person who is choking has the steps of standing the choking person behind a seat back of a chair, doubling the choking person over the seat back thereby having the choking person's head and chest pointing straight downwardly, and striking a back of the choking person repeatedly to drive the obstruction downwardly out of the throat towards the mouth of the choking person under the assistance of gravity to clear the obstruction. The method may further include the step of pressing the choking person's abdomen against the top of the seat back.

A method for causing relaxation of a muscle of a body of a person or an animal. In a period in which a patient moves his or her body in a reciprocating manner to expand and contract the muscle, the patient or another person presses an arbitrary spot on the skin of the patient toward the muscle using a fingertip, for example. The pressing by the fingertip is controlled so that the area of the pressed spot on the skin falls within a range of 2 cm2 to 0.1 cm2 and the pressing force applied to the pressed spot falls within a range of 1 kgf to 100 gf.