SweHealth sells muscle stimulators / TENS for athletes and keep-fit enthusiasts
How a muscle stimulator works
For more than 30 years we have known that electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) has clear effects on the muscles, local circulation and pain in the musculoskeletal system – a fact that athletes all over the world make use of, above all for recovery and rehabilitation.
Som vanlig motionär eller ”kontorsnisse” kan man också ha stor nytta av en muskelstimulator eftersom den hjälper till att stimulera cirkulationen i kroppen.
När du jobbar med dina muskler sker det med hjälp av de centrala och perifera nervsystemen som överför elektriska impulser till musklerna från hjärnan. Precis så fungerar även EMS, förutom att hjärnan ersätts av muskelstimulatorn vid utskicket av elektriska impulser.
Muskelstimulatorer jobbar med stimulering av en specifik muskels motoriska nerv för att nå ett aktuellt område. Djup eller ytlig muskulatur spelar mindre roll. Träffar du muskelns nerv så kan du faktiskt rekrytera samtliga muskelceller samtidigt om du så vill – vilket ger en mycket bra tränings effekt!
The four most important effects of a muscle stimulator are:
1. Increased local circulation: used to increase local blood flow, for example during recovery.
2. Pain relief (TENS): used for both acute and long-term pain.
3. Muscle relaxation: used to help tense muscles relax.
4. Träning av lokal muskulatur: Du kan använda stimulatorn till att på ett mycket säkert och effektivt sätt träna upp lokal muskulatur. Används ofta i rehabilitering, till exempel efter knä- och axelskador. (Källa http://www.marathon.se/news/article.cfm?ThemeId=260)
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How a muscle stimulator works
For more than 30 years we have known that electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) has clear effects on the muscles, local circulation and pain in the musculoskeletal system – a fact that athletes all over the world make use of, above all for recovery and rehabilitation.
