Therapy and Treatment
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. [...]
Sweat-free body shaping is a long-held wish. Muscle stimulation, one form of electrotherapy, can indeed help make the process easier and faster. In this article (not exhaustively) I present which body-shaping programs* are available in the Globus manufacturer’s electrostimulator devices. I also explain what you need to do to make sure it really helps. Body shaping and the electrostimulator
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).
BEMER and magnetic field therapy (PEMF) are related, yet different. When the BEMER device is mentioned, you often hear that it applies “pulsed magnetic field therapy” – and that is essentially true. Still, anyone who digs a little deeper will quickly realize: BEMER is a special variation 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 various electrotherapy treatments are very effective for many problems. They are excellent for pain relief (TENS, MENS), reducing inflammation (MCR), muscle treatment (EMS), abnormal sweating (iontophoresis), etc. The effectiveness of these treatments is influenced by one very simple factor: your body's water content. Let's see why hydration is important! A simple example of the role of water. You have probably had a houseplant at home. If you forgot to water it, it would first wilt and then die without water. However, if you water it from time to time, its stems and leaves remain supple and it will bloom or bear fruit. Water is just as important for your body, because
Neck pain troubles many people day after day. There is a very simple method to treat neck pain at home: muscle stimulation. Simple and effective! In this article you can learn about treatment with a muscle stimulator. What causes neck pain? Nowadays neck pain is most often a "civilization ailment." "I slept awkwardly on my neck." A common problem is waking up with one-sided neck pain in the morning […]
I have already written many articles about the excellent effects of electrotherapy. But it matters what, for what and when you apply it. For example, I do not recommend using muscle stimulation (EMS) in the first days after an accident or surgery! Another electrotherapy treatment, microcurrent (MENS, MCR), however, can be started even on the day of surgery. How is that?
Hungarian sports results have been steadily declining; the top ranks are getting farther away in most sports. I believe the main reason is outdated training methods and the lack of following modern approaches. You can read about this in this article. In Hungary the persistent belief (held by coaches and athletes alike) is that simply training a lot is enough. However, this concept has been outdated for years.
Many companies shamelessly lie about products recommended for health purposes. Mercantile companies push devices on unsuspecting buyers with ruthless ad campaigns that are not suited for the uses they advertise. Nowadays, softlaser devices are increasingly popular due to their effectiveness. However, their price is relatively high. That's when the opportunists appear, selling colorful LED lamps as "lasers." You might think light is light... but a LED and a diode LASER are about as similar as a pedal-powered plastic toy car and a Mercedes. I'll explain.
Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is a method for treating muscles. There are several forms, each with a different mode of application and, naturally, different effects. Here I present these methods one by one. A little muscle physiology Under normal conditions muscles contract in response to an electrical impulse coming from the brain. The impulse also conveys how forceful the contraction should be and which muscle fibers should contract for a given movement. Obviously, lifting a 1-forint coin and lifting a 100 kg weight require different commands: different fibers and a different muscle mass are involved in the small movement than when maximal force is required.
Ultrasound is a mechanical vibration that cannot be heard by the human ear. Since it is not visible, and treatment with an ultrasound beam is not perceptible, skeptics have an easy argument: “what cannot be seen, cannot be touched, cannot be put into the mouth as a pill and swallowed, does not exist and is not effective.” For doubters [...]
