FAQ

A: Female in menstrual cycle, or person who is under below conditions, yet the doctors approve to proceed with rehabilitation, walk and stroll. Conditions: person who has artificial organs in their body (such as cardiac catheter stents), person who suffers from severe brain cardiovascular disease, person who recovers from spine injury, stroke patient, arthritis patient, Leukemia patients, the frail elderly and person with disability. The beginner is required to apply the low but comfortable mode for the initial training. You can go barefoot or wear sports shoes when doing vibration training, but beware of slippery. For users with arched feet or flat feet, please wear appropriate shoes to ensure that your feet are in a comfortable state before performing standing vibration training.
A: Yes, but make sure not to stand still or sit upright on the equipment. It is only allowed to stand on the equipment and hold the table or chair in front of you with both hands, and lean your body on the table or chair as well, to find the most comfortable position to proceed with training. By doing so, it will avoid the protrusion part injures the nerve, relax and reduce discomfort for your back at the same time. For the patient who has recovered could slightly squat down on the equipment at low / middle speeds, or sitting on the chair and placing the legs on the equipment for lower limbs vibration training to boost blood circulation.
A: Yes, but make sure not stand still or sit upright on the equipment, it is only allowed to slightly lean your body forward while standing and hold the table or chair in front of you with both hands, applying low speed or the most comfortable speed for your to proceed with training; or slightly squatting down, or sitting on the chair and placing the legs on the equipment for lower limbs vibration training.
A: Yes. We have many successful cases of the stroke patients whose body function improve a lot after using the vibration equipment. That is to say, vibration equipment is one of the great assistances for the stroke patients. They may use the machine by holding or leaning on the bed or furniture which are nearby; or they may sit on the equipment. The more they use, the earlier they regain their competence.