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An air massager cushioning device that not only supports a weight of an individual who sits or rests on the air massager cushioning device with minimal surface tension but also creates a massaging effect on the body part of the individual positioned on the cushioning device. The cushioning device ha

An air massager cushioning device that not only supports a weight of an individual who sits or rests on the air massager cushioning device with minimal surface tension but also creates a massaging effect on the body part of the individual positioned on the cushioning device. The cushioning device has first and second air support structures, where each support structure has alternating offset air glands. One of the two support structures has alternating apertures, wherein the alternating air glands of one of the two support structures are respectively inserted into the alternating offset apertures to form a matrix surface arrangement of the cushioning device. The air cushioning device creates a massaging effect by rapidly inflating the air glands of one of the two support structures while rapidly deflating the air glands of the other one of the two support structures, thereby creating a massaging effect. The air cushioning device further has a magnetic vibratory member for generating vibrations to and through a transmitting member which in turn creates resonance vibrations to the cushioning device and the body part positioned on the cushioning device.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.]1. A seat topper apparatus having at least a head support section, a thoracic support section, a lumbar support section, and a buttock and thigh support section, each support section having a massager cushioning device, the massager cushioning device comprising:a. a first

[ What is claimed is:] [1.]1. A seat topper apparatus having at least a head support section, a thoracic support section, a lumbar support section, and a buttock and thigh support section, each support section having a massager cushioning device, the massager cushioning device comprising:a. a first fluid structure having a base portion, a plurality of hollow glands extending upwardly from the base portion and a plurality of apertures extending therethrough from the base portion, the plurality of hollow glands and the plurality of apertures arranged in an alternating offset arrangement from one another,b. a plurality of first fluid ducts formed with said base portion of said first fluid structure and respectively connected between said plurality of glands for transferring fluid therebetween;c. a second fluid structure having a base portion and a plurality of hollow glands extending upwardly from the base portion, the plurality of hollow glands arranged in an alternating offset arrangement from one another;d. a plurality of second fluid ducts formed with said base portion of said second fluid structure and respectively connected between said plurality of glands of said second fluid structure for transferring fluid therebetween;e. said first fluid structure overlaid on said second fluid structure such that a respective one of said plurality of hollow glands of said second fluid structure respectively inserted into a respective one of said plurality of apertures of said first fluid structure to form a matrix surface arrangement, such that said plurality of hollow glands of said first and second fluid structures are relatively in close proximity of one another for supporting a body part of an individual; andf. means for supplying fluid under pressure to inflate said plurality of hollow glands of said first and second structures to a desired stiffness, where fluid is respectively transferrable from said plurality of hollow glands by said plurality of first and second fluid ducts, and said means further having the capability of rapidly inflating and deflating said plurality of hollow glands of said first and second fluid structures at different times to create a massaging effect for massaging the body part of the individual positioned on said plurality of hollow glands of said first and second fluid structures;g. whereby said first and second fluid structures have the ability to adjust the relative pressure over a range to suit the various shapes and masses of resting bodies and also provide the massaging effect against the body part of the individual.