A human body stimulation device and a human body stimulation method using the human body stimulation device. A human body stimulation device provides a multimodal massage to a user by performing a mechanical massage operation and a sonic vibration massage operation. The human body stimulation device includes a massage member in contact with a body part of the user, a first massage module which includes a motor operatively connected to the massage member to repeatedly move the massage member according to a massage pattern, a second massage module which includes a sonic vibration module to output sonic vibration corresponding to an audible frequency band and operatively connected to the massage member, and a controller which applies a first control signal for driving the motor to the motor and a second control signal for driving the sonic vibration module to the sonic vibration module.

An acupressure assembly having a handheld and portable headband member with two opposing headband ends and a plurality of ear housings pivotably coupled thereto and also with a sidewall enclosing a housing cavity, a spring member disposed within the housing cavity, a housing cover coupled to the sidewall and defining a plurality of pin apertures spanning through the cover. A deformable cushion member is coupled to the cover and is designed to surround a user's ear. A plurality of acupressure pins are retained by the cover, are directly coupled to the spring member, have a rounded pressure surface, and are each selectively and linearly translatable along a pin length within the plurality of pin apertures, wherein the spring member is operably configured to bias the plurality of acupressure pins outwardly away from the front surface of the cover to apply pressure to the inside of a user's ear.

An acupressure assembly having a handheld and portable headband member with two opposing headband ends and a plurality of ear housings pivotably coupled thereto and also with a sidewall enclosing a housing cavity, a spring member disposed within the housing cavity, a housing cover coupled to the sidewall and defining a plurality of pin apertures spanning through the cover. A deformable cushion member is coupled to the cover and is designed to surround a user's ear. A plurality of acupressure pins are retained by the cover, are directly coupled to the spring member, have a rounded pressure surface, and are each selectively and linearly translatable along a pin length within the plurality of pin apertures, wherein the spring member is operably configured to bias the plurality of acupressure pins outwardly away from the front surface of the cover to apply pressure to the inside of a user's ear.

A human body stimulation unit and a human body stimulation device including the human body stimulation unit. A human body stimulation unit provides a sonic vibration massage to a body of a user. The sonic vibration module includes a housing, a sonic vibration generator that generates sonic vibration inside the housing, and a head connected to the sonic vibration generator and configured to transmit the generated sonic vibration to the body of the user in order for the sonic vibration massage. The housing partially surrounds the head to expose a portion of an upper portion of the head from the housing, and the exposed portion of the head is formed such that the head comes into contact with the body of the user even when the sonic vibration module is positioned at a maximum rotation angle in the preset rotation angle range.

A massage device provides a gentle massage and myofascial release. The massage device comprises a first roller set and a second roller set that are configured so that the first roller set makes a first contact that displaces the tissue being massaged and, prior to the tissue returning to its natural state, the second roller makes a second contact with the tissue being massaged, thus providing a deeper, extended massage to the tissue. Also disclosed is an ergonomic handle for a massage device that also functions as a trigger point release tool.

A massage device provides a gentle massage and myofascial release. The massage device comprises a first roller set and a second roller set that are configured so that the first roller set makes a first contact that displaces the tissue being massaged and, prior to the tissue returning to its natural state, the second roller makes a second contact with the tissue being massaged, thus providing a deeper, extended massage to the tissue. Also disclosed is an ergonomic handle for a massage device that also functions as a trigger point release tool.

A method for correcting a massage position and a massage chair for performing the same includes allowing a shoulder height measurement module to measure a shoulder height of a user, allowing a hip bone position prediction module to predict a hip bone position through a preset prediction method by using the shoulder height measured by the shoulder height measurement module, allowing a massage position determination module to determine a plurality of determination massage positions and a plurality of correction massage positions spaced from the determination massage positions by a predetermined distance on the basis of the hip bone position predicted by the hip bone position prediction module, and allowing a massage ball assembly control module to control a massage ball assembly so as to massage the determination massage positions and the correction massage positions determined by the massage position determination module.

A method for correcting a massage position and a massage chair for performing the same includes allowing a shoulder height measurement module to measure a shoulder height of a user, allowing a hip bone position prediction module to predict a hip bone position through a preset prediction method by using the shoulder height measured by the shoulder height measurement module, allowing a massage position determination module to determine a plurality of determination massage positions and a plurality of correction massage positions spaced from the determination massage positions by a predetermined distance on the basis of the hip bone position predicted by the hip bone position prediction module, and allowing a massage ball assembly control module to control a massage ball assembly so as to massage the determination massage positions and the correction massage positions determined by the massage position determination module.

A foot-based massage apparatus includes a base member having a first end portion and a second end portion opposite the first end portion. A top surface of the base member has a generally rectangular configuration. A first connector member is coupled to the first end portion, and a second connector member is coupled to the second end portion. A flexible member is coupled to the first connector member and the second connector member. When tension is applied to the flexible member, the flexible member supports a massage practitioner providing a foot-based massage. A first gripping member and a second gripping member are coupled to the base member. The first gripping member and the second gripping member restrict movement of the base member relative to a supporting surface.

Disclosed is an adjustable myofascial release device that includes a compression roller; a plurality of rods; and a plurality of releasing hinges. The rods are connected with the compression roller. The releasing hinges are adjusted by a user and adaptable to receive pressure from the user. Each of the releasing hinges is fixed at a distal end of the rods. The releasing hinges are attached to the compression roller and the rods by a plurality of locking mechanisms.