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3.4 Function description
Dry water massage involves the treatment of the body or individual parts of
the body by kneading, pummelling, rubbing, stroking and pressing the mus-
cles.
In principle mechanical massage with the Wellsystem RELAX can be used for
all symptomatic and non-symptomatic stiffening of the back muscles, gluteal
muscles and the leg muscles.
Hydrostatic pressure, which can put a lot of strain on the circulation during
treatment in water, is completely avoided with this device. The person does
not make direct bodily contact with the water jets. The risk of a water-borne
infection is therefore also eliminated
Mechanical massage using this device must not be undertaken if this will
result in excessive demands being made on the tensed muscles or even
damaging them or other spinal column or pelvis tissue structures, i.e. the
vertebrae, the ligaments in a vertebral motor segment, the sacroiliac joints or
the hip joints.
The massage must not result in negative or somatic reactions such as pain or
signs of inflammation and it must never be used in areas where the structure
is loose, e.g. from endoprosthesis, as mechanical vibrations can be expected
in these areas
The vertebrae must be stabilized and mobilized sufficiently so that they can
be moved during treatment.
The benefits of this device as compared to other forms of physical therapy:
No circulation strain
No sweating afterwards
Individual and reliable dosing
Quicker for the user
Simply relaxing, soothing and invigorating
Aromas can be added to the air circulating in the Wellsystem SPA. A variety
of fragrances are available, e.g. VITAL, SANDALWOOD, LEMONGRASS,
WATER, SUMMER MEADOW, CAPPUCCINO, VANILLA-LAVENDER, see
chapter "Functions headset" page 32 and chapter "Changing the AROMA
canister " page 44.
The COLOR function provides an understated play of colour inside the de-
vice, see chapter "Functions headset" page 32
The audio system offers a selection of music on the supplied SD card.
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