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The National
Institutes of Health
A Somatron room consisting of a number of
Somatron Professional Power Recliners is currently in
daily use at the National Institutes of Health
in Washington, DC. The installation is studying
the effectiveness of Somatron Therapy in a wide wide variety
of clinical applications within the hospital setting.
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Sports!
Georgia Tec's sports teams have purchased
a Somatron Professional Power Recliner for peak performance
training and deep relaxation.
"Go Yellow
Jackets"
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Naval Medical Hospital
The Naval Medical Hospital in Bethesda
Maryland, the President's hospital, has created
an active stress management program around Somatron use.
The clinic is open daily for use by hospital staff and
patients. The primary staff use is to "chill
out". A major focus of use for patients is
in cardiac stress management.
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Time Magazine
"High Tech Pain Killers"
".... one of the hottest parducts
showing up in catalogs and stores; The Somatron
Recliner Cushion ($995.00) looks like a plush gymnastics
mat; in fact, it's designed to increase circulation and
relax tight muscles by vibrating in response to the sounds
emanating from a stereo or TV set."
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Washington Post
"Back to the Future"
(salesperson) "Oh, well, then come
over here!" she said, excited. "You must
try the Somatron! This thing is so cool". She
sat me in a black chair, then moved a lever, and suddenly
my feet were above my head .... "That's the position
the astronauts are in when they take off! This is
zero gravity!" she said. "Come on, we'll
go for a ride." Then she turned some dials
and muttered something about decibel control, and there
I was in the astronaut position and .... music was pumping
into my back."
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The United States
Air Force
Maxwell Air Force Base
in Montgomery, Alabama has a Somatron Professional Recliner
coupled with the Orion biofeedback system for bio feedback
stress reduction training.
The Air Force Academy Research Laboratory
in Colorado Springs, Colorado uses the Somatron in guided
imagery peak performance sports training.
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