Magnetic ring physiotherapist

IMPORTANT: before starting the equipment correctly, please follow the installation instructions. 

Any damages caused by incorrect operations will void the warranty.

Safety Information:Thank you for choosing our products! This user instruction is specially designed for the safety of you and others. 

Please read the instructions carefully before installing or using the machine and follow them when using. 

The company does not take any responsibility for any accidents and problems caused by improper operation or mistakes, excluding quality problems.

Theory

According to the principle of Faraday electromagnetic induction, a large amount of

energy is quickly discharged from large-capacity storage capacitors to the coil.

 The coil is stimulated by strong current to produce pulse magnetic field, it can penetrate clothing, 

bones and other tissues, generate inductive electric fields in stimulating parts, causing excitement/

suppression activities of nerve cells, and then generate a series of physiological biochemical reactions.

Magneto Therapy pulses a magnetic field into the body, creating an extraordinary healing effect. 

The results are less pain, reduction in swelling, and increased range of motion in the affected areas.

It can be divided into low-frequency TMS (≦1Hz) and high-frequency TMS (≧5Hz) according to different frequencies.

Different frequency TMS is different in regulating the sports cortex:

high-frequency TMS: Increase the excitement of the cortex;

low-frequency TMS: decrease the excitement of the cortex.

Parts Introduction

Application

It uses magnetic field to stimulate muscle tissue and nerves through clothes and skin without decaying, so that it generates inductive current, 

a non-invasive, painless stimulus to tissue and peripheral nerves, which can accelerate metabolism and blood circulation, enhance the body 

immunity, soothe pain, reduce muscle soreness, restore damaged cells to normal health, regulate and improve physical function.

(1) Muscle pathology (contracture, muscle tears, bruises and swelling).

(2) Bone injuries, osteoarticular distractions and wear of the joints (shoulder, hips, knees, ankle joints).

(3) Pathology of the elbow, wrist and arms (epicondylitis, tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome).

(4) Thoracic vertebral pathology.

(5) Inflammation and damage to the Achilles tendon and ligament.

(6) Tendonitis in the shoulder joint area and chronic edema.

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