Biomechanical stimulation (BMS)

Proper transportation is one of the important modes for healthy cell being.  The heart works for 10% of the pumping mechanism. The other 90% rely on body muscles.  Biomechanical stimulation (BMS) was first invented for the Russian astronaut who worked in the space ship for months or years with very little opportunities for working out.  By vibrating each muscle fiber transversely for 3-5 mm. do a great means in pumping blood to all the body, also maintaining muscle mass. This mechanism can also enhance bone density too.

BMS has the following effects: detoxification, improvement of systemic micro-circulation, improvement of psychological constitution, immune modulation and improvement of cell metabolism.

Clinical applications for BMS are as the following:
Peripheral neuropathy
Chronic back pain
Fibromyalgia
Hemiplegia
Chromic fatigue syndrome
Low bony density
Sleeplessness
Psycho-physiologic disorder
Etc.