Pillow-type massage device for massaging acupuncture points of the body of a user

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pillow-type massage device for massaging acupuncture points of the body, comprising: a main body, the interior of which has a space, and in the center of a surface of which plurality of first through-holes corresponding to the acupuncture points of the occipital area of a user are formed; a first massage plate which is arranged in the space of the main body, and which has equally-spaced first massage protrusions which are movable between a retracted position and an extended position through the respective first through-holes; first elevating means arranged in the space of the main body to elevate the first massage plate such that the first massage protrusions move between the retracted position and the extended position through the respective first through-holes; a controller for controlling the first elevating means; and power supply means for supplying power for driving the controller.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an acupoint massage pillow, and more particularly, to an acupoint massage pillow capable of effectively massaging acupoints in the head region of a user when the user is sleeping. Background technique [0002] Generally, there are about 365 acupoints along the acupuncture meridians in the human body, and these acupoints are sensitive to disease responses. [0003] On the other hand, various massage pillows have been proposed for massaging a user's head region to provide the user with deep sleep. [0004] One of the traditional massage pillows is proposed by Korean Utility Model Registration No. 20-0334906, which discloses a health pillow designed to be used when the user puts the head on the pillow during sleep or rest. When it is on, it provides the user with relief force (cushion force) and massages the user's head with an appropriate force through the massage protrusions made of soft polyurethane foam, thereby allow...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Most of the conventional massage pillows are structured with a plurality of massage protrusions formed upward from the pillow body to evenly massage the user's head, but these massage protrusions do not effectively massage the acupuncture points in the user's head area that require special massage

[0006] In addition, many conventional massage pillows are configured with a plurality of massage protrusions that still protrude when the user sleeps, so that the acupuncture points on the user's head remain pressed, thus preventing the user's blood circulation from being unblocked, And further cause the user's head pain

Also, since the massage points on the head are still there after the massage, the skin on the head doesn't return to their original state over a period of time when the user wakes up, which makes the head unsightly

[0007] In addition, traditional massage pillows cannot provide users with a comfortable and pleasant feeling

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