Kyota Kokoro M888 Massage Chair with Intelligent Voice Command System

Kyota 18700214
$8,999.00
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Warranty Info

4 Year U.S. Residential Limited Warranty

• Unlimited USA-based customer & technical support

• 4 Year structural framework warranty

• No-cost replacement on covered parts for 2 years

• Covered labor (in-home, if necessary) for 1 year

The Kyota Kokoro M888 4D is crafted with the finest materials and has some of the most advanced massage technology available today. It's got a unique J-Track Massage for maximum coverage and stretch capabilities.

Kyota Kokoro M888 Massage Chair
Kyota Kokoro M888 Massage Chair
Together with the 4D Back Mechanism plus the J-Track (or Flex Track) design, the Kokoro M888 4D combines the neck-to-glutes coverage of an L-Track with the superior stretching capabilities of an S-Track for exceptional back relief. Add in the Triple Heat in the back, arms and feet and your whole body will be thanking you! The Complete Calf™ Kneading + Oscillation combined with the scraping and rolling Reflexology within the enclosed foot bed provides the ultimate foot massage. Control is made simple with its Intelligent Voice Command system — just sit back, relax and tell your chair where to take you! Create your personalized spa experience by relaxing with your favorite music playing from the Bluetooth Speakers and get refreshed with the Integrated Air Ionizer.

Let the Kokoro M888 4D become your "place away" zone to melt away stress and rejuvenate you mind, body, and spirit

 

 

4D Back Massage Mechanism

4D back and glutes massage mimics deep tissue massage of human hands through the use of a 4D mechanism that moves up and down, left and right, in and out. 

 

Exclusive J-track Massage

J-Track (or Flex Track) combines the neck-to-glutes coverage of an L-track with the superior stretching capabilities of an S-Track, for both maximum coverage and stretch capabilities.

Enclosed Foot Reflexology Rollers

The enclosed foot bed provides the ultimate foot massage. The Foot Reflexology Rollers replicate the thumb and finger technique of applying pressure to vital points on the soles of the feet, which send relief to other areas of the body.

Auto Size Leg Extension

Advanced sensors auto size the leg extension for the perfect fit, every time. For whomever sits for their rejuvenation experience they will receive therapy customized just for them.

Bluetooth Speakers with Intersound™ Technology

Intersound technology leverages opposing Bluetooth speakers mounted to create a bubble of immersive sound. Stream your choice of music, meditation tracks, or soothing soundscapes.

Intelligent Voice Command + Control

Activate your massage programs by using this simple hands-free voice command feature.

Wireless Color Menu Rechargeable Remote

Cordless and rechargeable, no wires in the way plus a full-color display driving a menu interface.

12 Auto Programs

Convenient and easy-to-use automated and choreographed programs with the push of a button. Each program automatically changes massage techniques, intensities, and chair movements to create a complete massage session.

Additional Features:

  • Tri-Zone Heat
  • TrueFit™ Body Scanning Technology
  • Zero Wall Fit™ Space-Saving Technology
  • Complete Calf™ Kneading + Oscillation
  • Integrated Air Ionizer
  • USB Charging Station
  • Easy Access Control Panel
  • Chromotherapy Mood Lights
  • Shoulder Air Compression
  • 3 Zero Gravity Recline Stops
  • Weight Capacity: 330 lbs

Reduce Stress 

Massage can help to reduce stress on physical and psychological levels by lowering heart rate, blood pressure, cortisol levels, and insulin levels. Serotonin and dopamine are also released, which helps the body overcome chronic or habitual, as well as acute, or short-term stress.

One study by The University of Konstanz in Germany found that just 10 minutes of massage can activate the body’s system for overcoming stress.

Another well-known study by The University of Miami School of Medicine's Touch Research Institute found that 15 minutes in a massage chair enhances measurable EEG brain activity in adults. Additionally, these adults performed more quickly and accurately in mathematical testing after receiving the massage, while groups without massage showed no improvements.

Boost Mental Health

Dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins are neurotransmitters that are released when the autonomic nervous system is stimulated. Dopamine is known as the “feel-good” hormone. Serotonin helps regulate your mood as well as your sleep, appetite, digestion, and memory. And Endorphins are your body’s natural pain reliever, which your body produces in response to stress or discomfort.

 

Research shows that massage can help increase the secretion of endorphins, dopamine, and serotonin — the body’s “feel-good” chemicals, and help reduce the levels of stress hormones, such as cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine to help reduce anxiety, fatigue, and stress.

 

In a study done on the “Treatment Effects of Massage Therapy in Depressed People: A Meta-Analysis”, they concluded that massage therapy is significantly associated with alleviated depressive symptoms.

Improve Sleep

Many people use massage to help relax, manage stress and get better sleep. Regular massage sessions have been found to help decrease depression and anxiety levels and improve sleep quality. Massage can trigger the release of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that helps you feel calm. Massage can also help manage pain caused by stress or injury which may also contribute to lack of sleep such as headaches, neck and back pain and arthritis.

 

50 to 70 million Americans experience sleep issues that affect their health. According to the American Massage Therapy Association, studies show people who had regular massages reported a decrease in pain with fewer sleep disturbances

Manage Pain

According to the American Chiropractic Association, lower back pain is the single leading cause of disability worldwide. Approximately one in ten people have it, and for many who develop back pain, it becomes a chronic condition. Massage helps improve venous and lymphatic flow throughout the body. By manipulating the muscles, blood flow is able to increase throughout the body. Increasing blood flow facilitates the circulation and absorption of nutritional elements into the muscle tissues.

Research has shown the inclusion of massage therapy can help with chronic pain such as back pain, headaches, osteoarthritis, and behavioral health issues like anxiety and depression, rehabilitation and athletic training and injury treatment.

Another study found that massage may provide lasting relief for chronic lower back pain, according to research published in the journal Pain Medicine. Researchers looked at 104 people with persistent back pain who were referred by their doctors to licensed massage therapists. They went to 10 sessions over 12 weeks, and the practitioners were free to design massage programs that were individual to the patients, rather than all using the same technique.

Most subjects completed a questionnaire, and more than 50% reported clinically meaningful improvement in their back pain. Several people even dropped below the threshold for disability according to lead author Niki Munk, an assistant professor of health sciences at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Additionally, many of these improvements lasted. Three months later, with no further massage sessions, 75% of the people who reported initial improvement said they still felt better.

Improve Circulation

Massage therapy can help with circulation by increasing the blood flow. This helps increase oxygenation in the body and tissues. Blood carries oxygen, and oxygen helps us function properly and heal well. It can also help with lymphatic flow and removal of toxins in the body. Often when someone has poor circulation they have swelling, tension and tightness. The pressure applied through massage therapy can help move blood through congested areas and allow new blood to flow once those areas are released.

 

One study from the University of Illinois at Chicago showed that massage improved vascular function in people who had not exercised, suggesting that massage has benefits for people regardless of their level of physical activity.

Boost Immunity

Regular massage therapy can help increase the activity of the white blood cells that help the body fight disease. It helps increase the levels of lymphocytes, which are the cells that help the immunes system fight off harmful substances in the body. Stress can also be an immunosuppressor, and daily massage can help reduce your overall stress.

Research indicates that massage therapy can help strengthen the immune system. The study reported that people who had massage experienced measurable changes in their body’s immune and endocrine response. A Cedars-Sinai study found that participants in a Swedish massage group experienced significant changes in lymphocytes, which contribute a great deal to defending the body from disease. A lymphocyte is one of three subtypes of white blood cells in the immune system. “The research indicates that massage doesn’t only feel good, it also may be good for you,” says Rapaport, the principal investigator of the study.

Lower Blood Pressure & Heart Rate

Massage has been shown to help lower blood pressure and heart rate. Lowering blood pressure helps reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. Massage increases circulation, and when blood circulation is enhanced, blood pressure can be reduced and the heart rate begins to slow.

Several studies point to the benefits of massage therapy for heart benefits:

In a 2008 study, researchers studied 263 volunteers who underwent massage for 45 to 60 minutes. Average blood pressure fell by 10 mg Hg, and heart rate by 10 beats per minute—after just one treatment. "That's about as much as you might get from prescribing a new blood pressure medication for life!" says cardiologist Dr. Joel Kahn.

In 2013 study, 50 people with mildly elevated blood pressure received a 15-minute massage three times a week for 10 sessions, while a similar group just relaxed for the same amount of time. By the end of the sessions, only blood pressure of the massage group participants had fallen, and remained lower for several days.

study examined women with high blood pressure who had an hour long massage each week for four weeks. The drop-in markers of inflammation suggest massage therapy may have a body-wide healing effect.

Sports Recovery

Caring for muscles in between workouts can help accelerate recovery, help you avoid injury, plus improve your overall performance and health. By helping to reduce inflammation and increase blood flow, this can help ease the tightening and shortening of muscle tissue.

study by the researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago, studied if massage would improve systemic circulation and reduce muscle soreness after exercise. As expected, both groups felt sore immediately after exercise, but the exercise-and-massage group reported no continuing soreness 90 minutes after massage. “We believe that massage is really changing physiology in a positive way,” said Franklin. “This is not just blood flow speeds — this is actually a vascular response.”

And, according to the AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association), their research suggests massage has a substantial impact on both the physical and mental health of people who do sports and exercise. Massage can be a preventative, corrective, and rehabilitative treatment.

 

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