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If your muscle moves your joint, why wouldn't you fix the muscle at the same time?
Tecar & EMS Sculpting
Tecar is a 448K radio frequency machine that can promote and speed up the healing process. Having restive and capacitive types one is for deep muscle, tendon, ligaments, and bones (resistive) and then for the skin tightening/collagen promoting, and shallow muscles, tendons and scar tissue (capacitive).
EMS Sculpting is to help people lose that stubborn fat in areas that they can not get rid of with their diet and exercise alone. Non invasive treatments lasting 30 min a session. This machine uses a combination of Electromagnetic Muscle Stimulation and Radio Frequency to promote fat loss and increase muscle tone. Studies show results in as little as 4 treatments over the course of 2 weeks.
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Tecar Skin Tightening
Tecar Pain Reduction
By stimulating collagen and elastin production, enhancing cellular metabolism, and improving circulation, ultimately leading to a firmer, more lifted appearance
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TECAR therapy can effectively reduce pain by improving blood circulation and reducing inflammation in the affected area.
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The heat generated by the therapy can also help relax muscles and reduce spasms, leading to pain relief.
Tecar Tissue Healing
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By stimulating the body's natural healing processes, TECAR therapy can accelerate tissue regeneration and repair.
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This can lead to faster recovery from injuries, surgery, and musculoskeletal conditions.
Tecar and Skin Healing
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EMS Sculpting Before and After
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EMS Sculpting
EMS Sculpting
Research indicates that EMS treatments can lead to improvements in muscle tone, shape, and definition, especially in areas like the abdomen and buttocks
A study by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that EMS treatments led to a significant increase in both muscle mass density (20.56%) and muscle fiber density (8.0%).
Another study, also published by the NIH, reported a 12.15% increase in the mean size of individual muscle fibers after EMS treatment.
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