Bodyfriend Recommends Massage Chair Gifts for 'Couple's Day'

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Bodyfriend (CEO Park Sang-hyun) recommended massage programs and products on the 20th that help with couples' health management. First, the representative massage programs for wives are 'Queen's Mode' and 'Comfortable Intestine Mode.' Queen's Mode functions by massaging and pressing around the sympathetic ganglia and gluteal acupoints to regulate menstrual pain and reduce discomfort. Comfortable Intestine Mode repeatedly massages and taps the sympathetic ganglia and gluteal area to soothe the internal organs. These two functions can be experienced in the recently released 'PharaohⅡ Black Edition.'

There is also a 'Mommy Program.' This program focuses on relieving muscles in the arms, legs, and lower back, which tend to accumulate fatigue due to childbirth and childcare. It helps with muscle relaxation, pain relief in the lower back and pelvic area, and mental and physical stability. This program is a core feature of the 'PalaceⅡ' massage chair. The 'Lower Limb Lymph Massage Program' uses specially designed airbags and lymphatic vessel kneading to promote smooth lymph flow. Through specialized massage, it sends lymph fluid around each lymph node in the body and prevents lymph stagnation, making it beneficial for wives struggling with leg swelling. This program is installed in the PharaohⅡ model.

There are also various massage programs recommended as gifts for husbands. The 'Digestion Promotion-Hangover Relief Mode,' developed and patented by Bodyfriend's R&D Center, stimulates acupoints around the spine to promote digestion and help relieve hangovers. It is applied in products such as the 'Rexel 2020.' The 'Golf Mode,' applied in models like the PhantomⅡ, massages the shoulders and legs, which tend to get tired after playing golf, and provides strong plantar acupressure using rollers. A Bodyfriend official stated, "Bodyfriend applies more than 30 massage programs developed by top researchers in each field at the Medical R&D Center to its massage chair products."

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