Blanket 3 In 1 Infrared EMS Lymphatic Drainage Machine For Body
blanket 3 in 1 infrared pressotherapy EMS lymphatic drainage
machine
Specification
| Technology | infrared and air presso and EMS |
| Air bags | 20units |
| work mode | 5 mode |
| Function | weight loss,lymphatic drainag |
| blanket material | waterproof |
| Infrared temperature | 75 degrees |
| Arm size | 52cm a round |
| waist size | 152cm a round |
| thigh size | 72cm a round |
| Operation System | vacuum |
| Feature | lymphatic drainage |
| Certification | CE |
| Application | arms,belly,waist,thighs,leg |
Air pressotherapy principle
Presso Therapy is for optimal weight loss results, providing you
with a detoxifying compression system designed to increase the
venous and lymphatic flow and enhance extra cellular fluid
clearance.
Presso Therapy helps to slim and detoxify, improves circulation and
increases lymphatic drainage, relieves pain, swelling and water
retention.
Pressotherapy is a non-invasive treatment that is used to unblock
and enhance the flow of the lymphatic system; the network of organs
and vessels that circulate body fluids throughout our body to play
a significant part in our immune system. The flow of lymph fluid
can get congested as proteins and toxins become trapped around the
cells and resulting in the lymphatic flow becoming sluggish and
slow.
Functions :
Positive effects of pressotherapy
Stimulation of lymph and blood circulation
Preventing and reducing cellulite
Reducing body weight and local fat
Removal of heavy feeling from legs
Reducing muscle stress
Reducing the possibilities of varicose veins from occurring.
Reducing edris, removing excess liquids from your body
Shortening the rehabilitation period after traumas and surgeries
Relaxing
What is pressotherapy?
Pressotherapy is a procedure that is said to help with lymphatic
drainage, thereby potentially slimming the look of the arms and
legs (because they carry less fluid), easing aches and pains, and
detoxifying the body. It uses an air pressure machine to inflate a
suit that squeezes your arms, legs, or abdomen in a rhythmic
motion, similar to a massage.
There is some evidence that lymphatic drainage massage like
pressotherapy can reduce the appearance of cellulite and release
fluid in the lymph nodes which may build up after surgery or after
certain cancer treatments.
This article will cover what you can expect during pressotherapy,
who is a good candidate for the treatment, the benefits and side
effects, and what you can expect it to cost.
How a pressotherapy machine works
Pressotherapy is typically performed in spas or wellness centers
that may also offer facials, waxing, or massage. A trained
esthetician will perform the procedure. Pressotherapy is similar to
a lymphatic drainage massage, but while massage is performed by
hand, pressotherapy is administered by a machine that dispenses the
correct amount of pressure every time. Here’s how the procedure
works:
You will arrive at your appointment and be led to the pressotherapy
chair or bed. You do not need to remove your clothes. While you can
learn how to give yourself an at-home lymphatic drainage massage,
pressotherapy should always be done in office with a trained
practitioner.
The esthetician will help you get into the garment (which looks
sort of like an astronaut’s space suit). This can be wrapped around
the legs, your midsection, arms or all three.
The garment has tubes on it that are hooked up to a computerized
air pressure machine. The garment will inflate with air and you
will feel a squeezing sensation that should feel like pressure, not
pain.
A typical session will last for 30 to 45 minutes. Your body may
feel light afterward, and anecdotally, some people feel they have
to urinate right away, which could be due to the movement of water
in the body. You can get pressotherapy done as often as twice a
week.
