Scientific research into the effect of chair massage

Below is an overview of scientific research into the effect of chair massage. The conclusion? All these studies clearly show the positive effect of chair massages .

UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA (SLOVENIA) , INSTITUTE OF KINESIOLOGY, FACULTY OF SPORT (2011) POLONA KRŠMANC ŠIŠKO, MATEJA VIDEMŠEK, AND DAMIR KARPLJUK.

29% increase in freedom of movement

Various stress and pain complaints decrease by 10 %-40%

RESEARCH FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BY TIFFANY FIELD, GAIL ROBINSON, FRANK SCAFIDI , TOM NAWROCKI AND ALEX CONCALVES. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, TOUCH RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 1996.

Employees felt less tired and could think more clearly

EEG tests showed that one became alert

Math problems were solved faster and 50% fewer mistakes were made

The voltage level dropped

Employees were more relaxed, which also improved the working atmosphere

HOSPITAL STAFF RESEARCH RESULTS BY JOEL KATZ, PHD, ADAROSE ARDIEL WOWK, RN, BSCPSYCH; DIANNE CULP, REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST; AND HEATHER WAKELING, BA, PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL OF PAIN RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT

Improving mood

Reduction of tension and pain complaints

Increase in general feeling of relaxation

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF MAASTRICHT, (2006)
DRS F. DE BRESSER

The psychological fatigue decreased

Complaints to the musculoskeletal system decreased

RESEARCH UNIVERSITY OF MAASTRICHT BY TON VAN ATTEKUM, COMPANY ART (2001-2002)

63% of participants notice a decrease in RSI complaints

The level of complaints decreases on average by 52%

67% of people notice a decrease in tension complaints

RESEARCH RESULTS JOY FANG (2002) JOYFANG.NL

All RSI complaints have disappeared in 30.4% of the participants

79.9% notice an increase in concentration

87.5% notice a decrease in tension complaints