EMS therapy (Muscle stimulation)

Back to old strength! Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is an effective method to reactivate and strengthen slackened or dysfunctional muscles with the help of swell current impulses - without side effects!

EMS applications are used, for example, for muscle strengthening, endurance training or the targeted reconstruction of muscles after surgery.

For individual EMS therapies and trainings, we have very versatile EMS handheld devices that are very easy to use.

What does EMS / EMS therapy mean?

EMS" stands for electrical muscle stimulation and stands for a form of therapy without side effects, in which selected muscles are stimulated with swelling current by transmitting the stimulus current impulses generated by an EMS device via electrodes on the skin to underlying nerve fibers and muscle strands.

Why does EMS muscle therapy work?

The muscle-stimulating effect of EMS therapy is based on the neurological communication between nerves and muscles.

Every person controls their muscles with the help of the nerves, which transmit certain messages to the muscles in the form of neurological codes. Depending on the type of movement required, the codes are sent in different frequency ranges. This means that as soon as a muscle receives electrical stimuli, it begins to contract. Regardless of whether the impulse was sent out by the brain or generated by electrical stimulation.

IMPORTANT: Therapeutically effective effects come from current therapy, but also with imperceptible impulse strengths.