Anti-fatigue pod

Sometimes we all feel a bit peekish after a hard gym workout. The common path to recuperation is generally through the usuals: sitting, laying down, drinking water. But no more. Japanese company Kawasaki Engineering Co. have created the Dream Plus, a fatigue-treatment device which will be marketed to gyms and beauty salons, and like a hyperbaric chamber uses a high-pressure pod to raise oxygen levels in the blood. Don't try this if you're claustrophobic. . . or tall. . . or hefty. Somehow the picture of the man's hand pressed feverishly against the glass doesn't reassure us, but hey, they say David Beckham uses it so we might as well.        

[Junyo @ Dec 19th 2005 1:57AM]

Yep, nothing treats my fatigue, aches, and pains after a workout like a nap in a coffin...

[Permanent4 @ Dec 19th 2005 1:57AM]

It's the terror of knowing what this world is about, watching some good friend scream, "Let me out!"

[Redhed @ Dec 19th 2005 1:57AM]

*Elephant Man's bones not inlcuded.

[Jamaicanbwoydre @ Dec 19th 2005 1:57AM]

Damn it paul!! did you tell her i was here!!??, Then how the hell did she know i signed up to be a guinea pig to test out this chamber just so i can get out of our honeymoon trip!!?? Hey-Hey there sweetie (waves back at wife)!! i was just here getting relaxed and ready for our trip this weekend, can't wait. Oh what the hell Paul, might as well turn the juice u in this thing, i dont think i'm gonna feel this great again for a long time.