Lying on a bed of nails never felt so good.

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Long flights and car trips can be murder on your back, but now you can get an acupressure massage whenever you need it without having to worry about lugging a giant chair through airport security or figuring out how to plug one into your car.

A modern take on the beds of nails yogis used thousands of years ago to stimulate the release of endorphins and oxytocin--the body's own pain relief hormone--the Halsa Mat consists of 8,820 soft spikes that stimulate your body's acupressure points. Simply place it on a seat and sit for 15-20 minutes to reap the benefits of eased muscle pain and stiffness, increased blood flow, and relaxation. Some users even have found that using the mat...