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The more we hunch over our phones and stare at our computer screens the more stressed out our necks become. Luckily there is a range of neck massagers that can help ease up the muscle tension in our neck and shoulders. The best neck massagers come with certain features that set them apart from the rest. Here are some of the features you should consider before choosing the best neck massager for your own needs. Relaxation vs TriggerPoint Release Not all massagers are created equal. Electric shiatsu massagers are more for relaxation purposes and deep tissue massage.   Therefore, if...

Sore necks from chronic and acute pain are never fun. However, with this state-of-the-art TENS pulse smart neck massager, they will be a thing of the past in no time! Through its stainless steel contact pads, this handy TENS massager delivers small electrical impulses directly into your skin. The impulses target specific points where you feel pain, relieving it after roughly 15 minutes. All you have to do is place the pads near the sore spot on your body and let the electrotherapy do its job. And once it’s running on empty, simply recharge it via a USB connection like...

Josh from boulder, Colo, a massage therapist and passionate cross fighter who says his massage gun is an essential part of his recovery. He uses it nightly, sometimes for hours. According to Josh, It is a bit like a mirror of an excellent massage therapist. It uses as a deep tissue massager. Like conventional massage, the gun's purpose is to measure the swelling by pumping extracellular fluid, such as lymph fluid and blood, out of the tissue and into the cardiovascular system. Therapist VS Massage Gun: Have you ever relied on your quads or pecs like a massage therapist like John...

Neck pain is a common condition that causes substantial disability and it is increasing worldwide. Out of all 291 conditions studied in the Global Burden of Disease 2010 Study, neck pain ranked 4th highest in terms of disability as measured by YLDs (Years Lived with Disability), and 21st in terms of overall burden. In addition, the study reported the incidence of neck pain is increasing with a 21% rise between 2005 and 2015.  The high prevalence of neck pain and related costs in terms of health care expenditures and lost productivity is causing a rising economic burden in modern societies. A stiff neck...