Portable 10Hz what is shock wave therapy

FSWT body Slimming equipment 

What is Shock Wave treatment   ?

The Ideal Body Shaping Treatment

Shock waves provide an ideal body shaping treatment option. They are applied to tissue to 
stimulate cells.Cellular membrane permeability is thus increased and free fatty acids and 
glycerol are released from the cells. Metabolic products accumulate in the intercellular space
and are removed via the lymphatic and blood systems.
Shock waves improve tissue metabolism and enhance the transport of catabolic products to 
the liver for use in energy metabolism.
The additional energy sources created inside the body as a result of fat cell activation need 
to be eliminated by a slight diet, physical exercise and by drinking plenty of fluids.

Shock Waves on Cellulite

Cellulite may have a profound cosmetic and psychological impact which may be quite 
independent of its stage of development.
Many women affected by this skin condition suffer from the dimpled appearance of their legs
and the reduced quality of life that comes with it.
Cellulite is associated with a reduced transport capacity of the lymphatic vessels.
ESWT accelerates the lymphatic flow, enhances metabolic activity and stimulates fat breakdown.

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What is the ESWT Advantage  ?

 
Excellent satisfaction rate reported by clients worldwide
Painless application
No special regimen required
No side effects, no risks
Very fast treatment (maximum 30 min)
Two treatments a week for three weeks required
Long lasting visible results (up to 6 months post treatment)
Scientifically proven method

What is the Applications  of  Shock Wave  ?

Anti-cellulite treatment
Muscle and connective tissue tightening
Elimination of lymphatic congestion
Body shaping
Regulation of muscle tone
Medical massage

What is the ESWT Specification  ?

Technology : ESWT Shock Wave
FSWT : Frequency 1-10Hz, Maxpower 180mJ
Shock Tip : Diameter 20mm
Power Supply : AC110/240V, 50/60HZ

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