Abstract: The multi-pointed automatic sole massager includes a pair of foot receiving receptacles having a plurality of vertically moving rods with removable massage heads provided for massaging the sole of a human foot. Each rod is moved vertically by a rotating disk member having a plurality of ridges on its upper surface. As the disk member is rotated, the massage heads exert pressure against accupressure points on the sole of the foot. Each foot receptacle is provided with a plurality of guide openings positioned at locations which correspond to known accupressure points in the sole of the human foot. An evaporator mounted to the massager supplies therapeutic vapors to the sole of the user's foot through the guide openings and to an elongated flexible conduit for directing the therapeutic vapors to other parts of the user's body.