The rolling machine massage technology in the Roll Shaper goes beyond surface-level relief. It delves deep into your muscle tissue, offering a therapeutic experience that helps in reducing muscle tension, improving circulation, and aiding in faster recovery after exercise.

The Roll Shaper device takes a holistic approach to body care. As a lymphatic body roller machine, it ensures that while you're working on your body's exterior, you're also taking care of its internal processes, ensuring a comprehensive approach to health and beauty.

The study population’s body weight and height before the start of the treatments were determined. The average body weight of the study population before the start of the treatments was 74.68kg. 9 people (11.69%) of the subjects weighed less than 60kg. 28 people (36.36%) were between 60kg and 69.99kg. 18 people (23.38%) were between 70kg – 79.99kg. 8 people (10.39%) were in the 80kg – 89.99kg range. The least, 5 people (6.49%) were in the 90kg – 100kg range, while 9 people (11.69%) weighed more than 100kg .

A baseline BMI (body mass index) was also calculated for the study population to determine the degree of obesity prior to the start of the treatments. The mean BMI level before the start of the treatments was 27.98. This mean indicates that the study population is overweight. None of the subjects were underweight. Twenty-six people (33.77%) were between 18.5 and 24.9, so their weight was normal. The largest number of subjects, 31 (40.26%), were overweight, as they fell into the range 25 – 29.99. 13 subjects (16.88%) fell into the range 30 – 34.99, which means grade I obesity. Three subjects (3.9%) fell within the range 35 – 39.99. This result represents degree II obesity. Level III obesity, i.e. a score above 40, was obtained by 4 subjects (5.19%). A total of 20 subjects (25.97%) were characterized by obesity.