What are stimulating electrodes?
stimulating electrodes are small electrodes that send electrical pulses through the skin. The purpose of these impulses is mimped by the central nervous system, causing targeted muscles inside the body to react. This process is known as electromyostimulation, neuromuscular electrical stimulation or stimulation of electrical muscle stimulation. This knowledge was later used in the sixties, when the former Soviet Union used stimulating electrodes on athletes. The idea of this use was that athletes could increase their strength through muscle stimulation.
Later, when the idea of stimulating electrodes was brought to North America, the efficiency of the athletes electrodes was largely revealed. Some claim that this was due to the misunderstanding of the process, while others claim that the stimulating electrodes just work. Today, electromyostimulation is often used for rehabilitation purposes around the world.
people suffering from injuries of musculoskeletal such as ligament, tendon and injuryMuscles are often exposed to the stimulation of electric muscle within the treatment plan. The purpose of this type of treatment is to prevent any muscle dystrophy. In addition, stimulating electrodes are often used for aesthetic purposes.
When the muscles are tied, they look tight and more toned, and therefore some cosmetogues rely on stimulating electrodes to treat patients looking for tense muscles. While some cosmetologists argue that electrical stimulation will help person to lose weight, this theory is not approved by food and drug management (FDA) in the United States.
FDA also categorizes electrical muscle stimulating equipment in two categories: above the counter equipment and prescription equipment. They are only available for those people who want to tint muscles through the counter. A prescription equipment can be used in conjunction with therapy to alleviate muscle cramps, reduce atrophy and increase the blood orun.
women who are pregnant or menstrual should not use the stimulation techniques. Since this type of muscle stimulation is still largely uninvited, anyone who wants to engage in electrical stimulation should consult with a doctor before using. In addition, the manufacturer's warnings and warnings should not be ignored.
via stimulating equipment for the counter can be purchased in most local pharmacies or online. The prescription equipment must be prescribed by a medical physician or a licensed physiotherapist. In both cases, this technology has a long way to understand.