Tech Tools For Your Relaxation

Instead of the hassle and expense of going to a masseuse, you can use a few of these stress releasing gadgets. Dan Ackermand from Cnet.com stopped by to talk about these items:
• The Temple and Eye Massager, Hammacher & Schlemmer, $149.95
The Temple and Eye Massager soothes pressure points around your temples, forehead, and eyes, common stress points for those who work on computers or read often. The massage relieves sinus pressure and alleviates headaches without the use of medication. A remote lets you customize the intensity, heat, type, and duration of massage. During the 5-15 minute massage, nature sounds play in the headpiece, encouraging relaxation.
• StressEraser, $179
StressEraser Most of our stress can be mitigated through self-control, not medication, but personal biofeedback appointments can be expensive. StressEraser is non-invasive and monitors your pulse to guide you to proper breathing and focus. This FDA-regulated portable device can fit in your pocket for use anywhere.
• Therapy Station, $395
Therapy Station For a multi-dimensional experience, this Therapy Station lulls you into relaxation step by step. First, soothing sounds relax you and then the blue LED lights turn on in a therapeutic model. Herbal aromatherapy is then emitted with your choice of rosemary, jasmine, or lavender. Finally, a burst of negative ions purifies the air you're breathing.
• Memory Foam MP3 Blackout Shades, $24.99
At times, we don't necessarily need an entire vacation, but a little escape would be nice. These blackout shades mold to the contours of your face, blocking out light. Hook up your MP3 player to the attached headphones so that you can play the soundtrack to your personal getaway.
• The Zeo Sleep Coach, $399
The Zeo Sleep Coach gives you data on the quantity, quality, and depth of the sleep you get each night by monitoring electrical signals from your brain. After it has a baseline of your sleeping habits, it gives you suggestions on how to increase the quality of your sleep.
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