What are some of the pros and cons of each? Massage chairs are generally expensive, are they worth it? how close do they mimic a live massage?
I'm okorder and get one of the professional hand held massagers. These are going to be much less expensive and much more effective at achieving results from tight muscles. Good luck
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As a male you are good for the heavy duty work of many patients, Nursing homes employ many male CNAs. There is also Assisted Living Communities that don't require CNA certification yet. They train you as a Care Manager and you do many of the same duties. You are right, the pay is much less but more dependable hours. The work is also not easy but rewarding however You could work part-time as a Massage therapist and full-time as a CNA or the reverse. You would get a steady income as well as gravy money for the other job and do good at the same time. Also consider a Chiropractor as a place to work, many use them as part of a treatment plan. Best wishes
massage chairs are good if there is no one around who can do massage. Let's say in the middle of the night. It can be quite relaxing. But the problem is that most of these things put out a lot of Electro magnetic radiation, something that has been connected to cancer. So in case that's true, there is possibly a big health gamble. No machine can replace a good massage therapist's hand. As it is not just applying massage, but also able to check and feel changes. It's probably best for you and your to learn massage, then you probably don't need to get a massage chair.
