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Insights from Human Touch team into our products, technology and the Human Touch culture

What Do Chiropractors Think About Massage Chairs?
Most chiropractors view massage chairs as a helpful tool that supports spinal health, relieves muscle tension, and extends the benefits of chiropractic adjustments. See which chairs they recommend.

How a Zero Gravity Chair Works
If you suffer from back pain or aching, sore muscles, you may be considering a zero gravity chair. Zero gravity (ZG) chairs are scientifically designed to take pressure off the spine, and they can ...

Setting Up The Ideal Nap Time by Maurice Allen
One of the biggest questions and decisions for most adults “nap or keep going and crash later?” We have all been faced with this question on several occasions and obviously the answer is different ...

6 Zero Gravity Chair Health Benefits
Zero gravity chairs can help you relax and decompress – literally. Designed to take pressure off your spine and help alleviate pain, these chairs offer a wealth of health benefits. Let’s take a clo...

16 Year Old Peyton White Tests the Effects of Human Touch Massage Chairs on Stress Relief & Autism
Peyton White, a Texan with autism, shares how his Human Touch chair alleviates anxiety, soreness, and aids sleep, offering hope for managing his condition.

Can Massage Help You To Keep Your New Years Resolutions?
Struggling with resolutions? Dr. James Rouse explains how massage boosts dopamine, serotonin & cortisol balance to revive your motivation and well-being.

The Importance of Breathing in this Modern World
Learn how proper abdominal breathing reduces stress, improves health, and breaks the cycle of anxiety with simple, mindful breathing exercises twice daily.

What Do Chiropractors Think About Massage Chairs?
Most chiropractors view massage chairs as a helpful tool that supports spinal health, relieves muscle tension, and extends the benefits of chiropractic adjustments. See which chairs they recommend.

The Perfect Chair Helped Me Heal.
Spinal pain nearly forced Sandy to quit work, until she discovered a healthier way to sit.




