About Shiatsu Massage; Getting To Know Your Device; Intended Use - Beurer FM 90 Instrucciones De Uso

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1. About Shiatsu massage

Shiatsu is a type of body massage that was developed in Japan over 100 years ago, based
on ideas taken from traditional Chinese medicine. The basic principle is that there is a sys-
tem of energy channels (meridian system) within the human body. The objective of a Shiatsu
massage is to boost the physical, emotional and mental well-being of the treated person. To
this end, energy blockages in the energy channels must be removed and the self-regulating
powers of the body must be stimulated.
Shiatsu therapists achieve this by applying pressure in flowing movements along the energy
channels (meridians). Although Shiatsu literally translates as "finger pressure", treatment is
not just given with the fingers but also with the heels of the hand, elbows and knees. The
therapist uses their whole body weight to create the necessary pressure.

2. Getting to know your device

Several rotating massage heads in your foot massager imitate the pressure and rolling move-
ments of a Shiatsu massage. Use this foot massager to relax yourself and your feet.
The following soothing effects can be produced:
• Stimulation of the circulation
• Promotion of cell regeneration
• Revitalisation and invigoration of the feet
• Relaxation of tense muscles.

3. Intended use

This device is solely intended for foot massage on people. The device is only intended for
private use, and not for medical or commercial purposes. Use the device for the purpose it
was developed for only and in the manner specified in these instructions for use. Any form
of improper use can be dangerous. The manufacturer is not liable for damage resulting from
improper or incorrect use. Do not use the device if one or several of the following notes applies
to you. If you are unsure whether the device is suitable for you, please consult your doctor.
• Do not use the foot massager if you suffer from a medical abnormality or injury in the area
of your feet (e.g. open wounds, warts, athlete's foot).
• Do not use the foot massager on acutely or chronically diseased, injured or irritated skin
(e.g. inflamed skin – whether painful or not, reddened skin, rashes, venous inflammation,
arterial thrombosis, venous thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins, allergies, burns,
bruises, swellings, wounds that are still healing or post-operative scars).
• Only use the foot massager on healthy and clean skin.
• Do not use the foot massager on animals.
• Do not use the foot massager for periods of longer than 15 minutes.
• Do not use the foot massager whilst asleep, driving a vehicle or operating machinery.
• Do not use the foot massager on tissue that is prone to bleeding.
• Never operate the foot massager unsupervised. Supervise children around the device to
ensure they do not play with it.
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