Fire begets Fire
| I see her on Fridays…. 
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| quote: Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
for peripheral neuropathy??
Not a major reason.... quote: Originally posted by mark123:
I tried the ones that you fill with water and they don't really do anything for your feet.
Those are the "spa" type not recommended.
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| I have one and love it! Don't get me wrong, it is not as good as a person massaging, but it feels good. Heat if I want it, a timer up to 30 minutes, roller speed adjustment, and the air pillow compression from light, medium, and heavy. SHARPER IMAGE Shiatsu Foot Massager Rolling Massage with Air Compression, Relax Tired & Sore Toes with Heat Therapy, Adjustable Massage Levels, Fits up to Men’s 12/Women’s 14, Holiday Gift https://a.co/d/3SnjVb2This is the one I have. I got it at Walmart last November and still going strong. |
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| We have This for if your feet are sore from a day of work and it does a great job at massaging! Massaging would be its only purpose as it would not be something for blood flow if that what was needed.
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| I was going through a lot of foot pain at the end of the day. Caused by my weight, more than anything. Went with the Miko Shiatsu. For the money, I was very impressed! I was worried it wouldn’t be intense, but I had to work up to the high setting. Can’t compare it to anything else, but I had no regrets.
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His Royal Hiney
| A massage chair that I had included a heated foot massager. I liked it.
"It did not really matter what we expected from life, but rather what life expected from us. We needed to stop asking about the meaning of life, and instead to think of ourselves as those who were being questioned by life – daily and hourly. Our answer must consist not in talk and meditation, but in right action and in right conduct. Life ultimately means taking the responsibility to find the right answer to its problems and to fulfill the tasks which it constantly sets for each individual." Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning, 1946.
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| Don't know anything about the businesses, but my wife manually massages my feet, and it's the most wonderful feeling. If you can find a place that does just manual massage without any unnecessary extras, I don't think any machine can beat that.
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always with a hat or sunscreen
| quote: Originally posted by 12131:
Don't know anything about the businesses, but my wife manually massages my feet, and it's the most wonderful feeling. If you can find a place that does just manual massage without any unnecessary extras, I don't think any machine can beat that.
Doc, I've no doubt a professional would trump any machine but circumstances here heavily favor in home attention which means, for me, a machine. You're indeed blessed to have a willing, attentive, talented spouse!
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| Not exactly, but I have had a couple of professional pedicures that did some very pleasant massaging. I enjoyed it. flashguy
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