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Those who visit beauticians are probably familiar with various electrical treatments to improve facial skin elasticity and reduce wrinkles and crow's feet. You shouldn't expect much from a single such session, and few people can visit a beautician every day. I have good news! These beauty programs are already available in Globus manufacturer's devices. That way, a few-minute daily treatments performed at the comfort of your home can really deliver visible results. [...]
Electrostimulator devices' body-shaping programs have become popular elements of the recent beauty and wellness market — many ads suggest the body can be shaped by “passive training.” The clinical evidence paints a more nuanced picture: the 2021 Kemmler systematic review (PMID 33716787, 16 RCTs, n=897) found that WB-EMS (Whole-Body EMS) yields a large, significant effect on muscle mass and strength, but DOES NOT produce significant body fat reduction by itself. Body shaping therefore is not weight loss — it is increasing muscle tone and fine-tuning existing musculature.
Feminine curves, firm skin, the smallest possible clothing size – in many people's imagination this is the ideal female figure, which women usually try to achieve, getting closer to that goal by trying new methods. Many newly launched products promise to help on this path, but unfortunately most “miracle remedies” fail to live up to expectations. In contrast, there are numerous technologies that can produce truly visible results in the field of beauty care (as well).
The home ergometer is an effective aid for recovery from serious illness, that is, for rehabilitation. In this article you can learn more about these devices.
Nowadays, both public and private hospitals perform knee and hip replacement surgeries almost on an assembly line. Worn joints are replaced one after another. However, in a significant proportion of operations the expected level of improvement does not materialize. But why is that?
BEMER and magnetic field therapy (PEMF) are related but different. When the BEMER device is mentioned, you often hear that it uses "pulsed magnetic field therapy" – and that is essentially true. Still, anyone who digs a little deeper will quickly realise: BEMER is a specialized variant of the widely used pulsed magnetic field technology. Let’s see how they are similar and what makes BEMER different.
Until the beginning of the last century, the main obstacle to the development of surgery was the lack of a method that could provide pain relief and calm during longer operations. It is obviously impossible to perform precise surgery on a patient who is screaming in pain, convulsing and struggling. Modern anesthesiology — the science of anesthesia and sedation — provides all this. Anesthesia […]
The medical device manufacturer Globus offers a wide range of sports stimulators (not only) for athletes. The therapeutic quality of the devices is outstanding, and their program selection is so abundant that it can confuse not only those who are just getting to know stimulators but also regular users. I would like to help you navigate this with this article.
You may have encountered the condition known as a "crooked neck" among people you know. This is a (often painful) disorder in which the neck muscles on one side contract, causing the head to turn or tilt to the side. The loss of balance between the muscles on the two sides (cervical dystonia) results in the head uncontrollably bending to the side, forward, or backward. In medical terminology this condition is called torticollis.
I often receive desperate pleas for help, typically from elderly people. They are invited to a free “health assessment.” After a few minutes of “testing,” they are told very alarming results that put them almost into shock. Taking advantage of this, they are then persuaded — at very high prices — to buy a “miracle device” that supposedly cures everything. In their panic they cannot evaluate the situation, but later at home — with a cooler head — they realize they’ve been defrauded of hundreds of thousands of forints. What can you do? My article is based on real events.
When you perform a TENS, EMS, microcurrent or iontophoresis treatment, the current reaches the tissues via the skin. The hydration status—both of your body and the skin surface—significantly affects how efficiently the electrical signal travels to the target tissue.
