Monday Aug 9, 2021 – Zarifa USA, a leading innovator of massage products, noticed a trend of auto accident victims buying massage chairs. Zarifa USA CEO Yama Mustafawi, made the observation.

The Company stays in close contact with its customers, and kept hearing how important its products are in aiding car accident victims in recovery after painful injuries. Even minor accidents can have a profound effect on the body.  Zarifa USA encourages its clientele to get a massage and avoid or minimize the intake of pain medications, even the over-the-counter options.  Fortunately, many people believe in the same philosophy.  They are choosing to use massage as part of their therapy and purchase massage chairs to support them in between therapies of their choosing or by doctor recommendation. Massage chairs have come a long way and are now using the latest technology to help loosen muscles and relieve pain.

“We have noticed a trend in our sales with auto accident victims. People are telling us how much they enjoy having a massage chair at home to relieve the stress and pain.” says Yama Mustafawi, CEO of Zarifa USA, “It’s not a bad idea to massage your muscles after any stressful or traumatic event. Personally, I think these massage chairs are specifically helping our customers to get back to normal sooner”.

Headquartered in Murray, Utah, Zarifa USA aims to assist and provide relief to the increasing number of over 100 million Americans suffering from chronic pain each year without using addictive substances such as opioids. Zarifa USA is committed to helping customers find pain relief through easily accessible products that deliver positive medical results. The company supports pain sufferers through their difficult times and provides a positive drug-free massage therapy experience.  Product consultations can be done by phone, by private in-store appointments, or by shopping online. For more information, go to www.zarifausa.com, call direct 385-645-0255, or email at [email protected].

Source: https://thenewsfront.com/auto-accident-victims-find-relief-at-home/