This is a medical device with which you can carry out myostimulation. It is expressed in the fact that a person is affected by current pulses with different frequencies. Using this device, you can carry out other procedures. It all depends on how often and force the current will affect a person. From this, the effect exerted by the device is determined.

Miostimulyator - an indispensable assistant for those who are forced to lead a sedentary lifestyle. He helps out people with disabilities, people with disabilities or just those who find it difficult to find time to work out in the gym or at home.

The principle of operation of any muscle stimulators is simple: with the help of electrical impulses, these devices act on selected parts of the body, leading to alternate muscle contraction and relaxation. As a result, the latter are tightened, strengthened, acquire the desired tone.

By the way, in this way it is very convenient to tighten muscle groups, which are difficult to act on during regular workouts. For example, the inner thighs.

It is believed that muscle stimulants help lose weight. This is not entirely true, since only from the use of such devices, excess fat will not resolve. But in combination with diets, these funds can give a certain effect, because they improve blood circulation and lymph flow, accelerate metabolism, and this contributes to better burning of fatty tissues.

Another useful property of myostimulants is that they can soften the manifestations of lumbago, reduce muscle pain in the lumbar, cervical and thoracic spine, and help relieve joint pain.

However, there are contraindications for the use of these devices. Exposure to muscle stimulants is prohibited for heart diseases and circulatory disorders, oncology, alcohol and drug addiction, acute purulent inflammatory processes. The device should not be used by pregnant women, people with urolithiasis and cholelithiasis, with serious kidney diseases, an implanted pacemaker, problems of the gastrointestinal tract, mental disorders, thrombophlebitis, active pulmonary and kidney tuberculosis, as well as with flu or other viral diseases.