Galileo neuromuscular stimulation

Patients with chronic diseases often suffer from immobilization and subsequent loss of muscle and bone. Therefore, Sarcopenia and osteoporosis are major complications. With Galileo training muscle function can be improved without increased oxygen consumption. Short sessions of Galileo training positively affect muscle function, balance and muscle. It is also a very safe training without major adverse side effects. Galileo's side-alternating motion is similar to a seesaw movement with variable amplitude and frequency, and stimulates a movement pattern similar to human gait. The rapid movement of the training platform causes a tilting movement of the pelvis, just like when walking. As a result, the body responds with rhythmic muscle contractions. From a frequency of about 12 hertz on these muscle contractions are not a conscious process but, rather, are a reflex. This stretch reflex activates the muscles in the legs, the stomach and the back right up into the trunk. Visit our booth Z3.G52 to experience the stimulating effect of Galileo