The rejuvenation machine of “King of Pop” Michael Jackson was once used for naps in the hope that it would be able to reverse the aging process and help Jackson live a long life. The machine is currently located at a warehouse in California, USA.

“King of pop” Michael Jackson (1958-2009) used this machine worth 100,000 USD (equivalent to 2.3 billion VND) in the late 1980s. At that time, Jackson often took naps inside. machine. Jackson once shared that when he woke up, his body felt comfortable and his soul was fresh, which made him hope that he would be able to slow down the aging process and live a long life.

By 1994, Michael Jackson owned his own machine and brought it to the Neverland Ranch villa where he lived. The operating principle of this machine is to provide three times more oxygen than breathing normal air, and at the same time, the entire body is also exposed to pure oxygen. This method is said to help slow down the aging process.

In the late 1980s, when doing interviews, when mentioning this strange machine, Jackson once said that he wished he lived a long time because: “I want to see this world exist in peace.” everywhere, a world without hunger, a world where all people, and especially children, will no longer know suffering.

The oxygen supply machine was used by Michael Jackson 30 years ago. Currently, the machine is being stored in a warehouse in southern California (USA) and is owned by a mechanical and engineering company. art.

In 1986, Michael Jackson used this $100,000 machine in the hope that it would help him slow down the aging process and thus help him live a long life.

In the late 1980s, Michael Jackson once shared that he often took naps inside the machine in the hope of rejuvenating his body after receiving high concentrations of pure oxygen.

In 1984, Michael Jackson was burned while making a promotional clip. After that accident, Jackson was treated at the hospital and compensated $1.5 million by the brand. Jackson used this money to set up a burn treatment center for children at the hospital where he was treated when he was burned.

With this money, the hospital bought a machine worth $100,000 to treat pediatric burn patients. When the body is exposed to high-intensity pure oxygen, burns heal faster. When the machine was brought to the hospital, during a visit to the medical facility, Michael Jackson tested it.

Photos taken of Michael Jackson inside the machine shocked and intrigued the public. At this time, Jackson was at the peak of his fame and it was rumored that Michael Jackson used this machine to “immortalize”.

Sharing with National Enquirer magazine at that time, Michael Jackson said: “I often stop by the hospital to take a nap in this oxygen supply machine. When I wake up, I feel so healthy and fresh. It rarely feels like that.

“I want to own a machine like this at home, I can sleep in it all night. I want to live a long time. I want to see this world exist in peace everywhere, a world where there is no more hunger, a world where all people, and especially children, no longer have to know suffering. I believe that if I take good care of my body, I will be able to live a long life.”

Michael Jackson in 1986.

In 1984, Michael Jackson was burned while filming a promotional clip. He was compensated 1.5 million USD and used this money to open a burn unit to treat pediatric patients at the hospital where he stayed for treatment.

Michael Jackson later owned his own machine and brought it to the Neverland Ranch villa in 1994. However, contrary to his desire to sleep all night in the machine, doctors recommended that he only lie in it. about 1-2 hours.

In fact, this treatment method using an oxygen supply machine was once applied in some medical fields, but later, doctors have found other more effective treatments that do not require treatment. asked such an expensive and massive machine.

Michael Jackson’s machine is now in the warehouse of the mechanical and engineering company. This company is still looking for a buyer at a suitable price, they are willing to resell this machine.