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the Massage
25 the massage
26 safety instructions
27 Installation
31 technical data
32 equipment / Functions
34 remote control
37 Massage position
38 Massage techniques
39 troubleshooting
40 care instructions
40 storage
40 conformity declaration
41 Warranty conditions
42 notes
taBle oF contents
We are all familiar with the soothing relaxation of tense muscles by
a massage. there are obvious explanations for these processes inside
the muscles, blood vessels and nerve fibres.
in the body, there are two circulatory systems. the bloodstream, star-
ting from the heart, supplies nutrients to the brain, organs and mus-
cular system, whilst the lymphatic system ensures that metabolic pro-
ducts, dross and toxins can be washed out of the body.
if the immune system is attacked by infections and viruses, the first
thing the doctor does is to feel the lymph nodes, as these produce de-
fence cells and react to this strain by swelling.
every massage also stimulates this system, causes the body fluids to
move, and thereby promotes the evacuation of harmful substances
and the supply of oxygen and nutrients.