Research & Clinical Evidence

Below you’ll find selected scientific studies related to thermal massage therapy and electrolyzed water technologies. These findings are shared for educational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice.

Spinal thermal massage device, pain + disability + antioxidant enzymes (2020) :
A clinical study examining the effects of a spinal thermal massage device reported observed improvements in pain levels, functional disability scores, and antioxidant enzyme activity within the studied group.
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Heat massage vs conventional PT for subacute low back pain (2023, MDPI Healthcare) :
A comparative study evaluating simultaneous heat massage therapy in relation to standard physical therapy approaches for individuals with subacute low back pain.
UK university dissertation using Ceragem V3 for back pain/sciatica (2014) :
An academic dissertation conducted in a university setting, using the Ceragem V3 system to explore outcomes related to back pain and sciatica in a small participant group, offering real-world feasibility insights
Sleep quality + Ceragem spinal thermal massage device (KoreaScience) :
Research investigating the relationship between spinal thermal massage therapy and sleep quality parameters, relevant to recovery and relaxation-focused applications.
Mechanism-Based Research: Computational Modeling of Tissue Heating:
A scientific preprint exploring how automated thermal massage systems may influence tissue heating patterns, providing insight into potential physiological mechanisms.