Thumper Lithium2, Руководство оператора

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Warning:
DO NOT USE any massager on your neck. The neck is not generally a fragile structure but in
some people, massaging the neck can lead to serious adverse effects. A particular case of
brain artery damage was reported in 2004 in a study by Arthur C. Grant, MD, PHD; Norman
Wang, MD. They suggested that a specific warning of the risk of stroke and injury to critical
blood vessels would prompt more cautious use of electric massagers on the neck.
Stroking Legs: If stroking the legs, always stroke toward the heart as this travels in the
direction of the normal flow of venous blood.
Pinching of the skin: When used correctly, Thumper® does not pinch. If the massager is
tilted over excessively, loose skin could be forced into the gap between the massage sphere
and the plastic housing, pinching the skin. To avoid this, always keep the massage spheres
and thumper action perpendicular to the body.
Itching may occur if:
• Irritable material or clothing is used between Thumper® and the skin (e.g. synthetic
materials).
• Left in one spot too long (over 60 seconds).
• The relative humidity of the environment is quite low, during the dry winter months, for
instance.
Tickling: In the legs, tickling is a normal reaction. Tickling will subside after approximately
5-10 seconds with Thumper® “Parked”. Feet will not tickle if Thumper® is used on self, but
may tickle when a person places it on another person’s feet.
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