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55 or Older: Do you struggle to stay toned and strong?
15% off every day for those of us 55+.
As people age, especially those around 55 and older, staying toned and strong can become more challenging due to conditions like arthritis and certain lung diseases.
Arthritis/Joint Benefits:
Arthritis, particularly osteoarthritis, causes joint pain, stiffness, and reduced flexibility, making it difficult to engage in traditional exercise routines. However, staying active is crucial for joint health and overall well-being.
EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation): EMS can be a great tool for those struggling with arthritis or other mobility issues. It uses electrical impulses to stimulate muscle contractions, helping to build strength and tone without putting excessive strain on the joints. EMS can be particularly useful for targeting specific muscle groups and improving muscle function.
Non-Invasive Fat Loss Methods: Non-invasive fat loss treatments, such as ultrasound cavitation, radio frequency, and laser lipolysis, can help individuals achieve a more toned appearance without the need for surgery. These methods target stubborn fat cells, reducing them without harming surrounding tissues. This can be especially beneficial for those who may find traditional weight loss methods challenging due to joint pain or limited mobility.
Combining these approaches with regular low-impact exercise can help older adults stay toned and strong while managing arthritis and other joint-related issues. Are you a senior that struggles having the strength to walk. Please talk to your healthcare provider to see if EMS and our non-invasive therapies might help you.
Lung Diseases:
EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) can be beneficial for people with certain lung diseases, as it helps maintain muscle strength and tone without requiring intense physical exertion that might be difficult for those with respiratory issues. Here are a few ways EMS can help:
1. Muscle Strengthening: EMS can help strengthen the respiratory muscles, such as the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, which are crucial for breathing.
2. Reduced Fatigue: By using EMS, individuals can reduce the fatigue associated with traditional exercise, making it easier to stay active and maintain muscle mass.
3. Improved Circulation: EMS can improve blood circulation, which is beneficial for overall health and can help with oxygenation in individuals with lung diseases.
4. Non-Invasive: Since EMS is non-invasive, it doesn't require surgery or other invasive procedures, making it a safer option for those with compromised lung function.
It's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider or physical therapist to discuss limitations before starting any treatment.
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