Vibraboard Biomechanical Stimulation Massage Therapy BMS Therapy

vibraboard.info vibraboard.info Let us first define BMS and give a short history. Traditional BMS is a form of physical therapy where a patient stands on a vibrating platform oscillating at between 18 and 50 hertz. This creates a reflexive reaction of skeletal muscles in a chain of small and rapid involuntary muscle contractions. In this way, tremor is induced involuntarily in the body. Unlike electrical muscle stimulation, which is painful in subjects with intact afferent pathways, BMS is purely mechanical. Discovered by Nazarov in the 1970s, BMS was first utilized by Soviet gymnasts in training for Olympic gold. BMS later began being used by Russian cosmonauts for micro-gravity induced osteopenia and muscle degeneration. While word of BMS spread, for many years it was primarily used by elite athletes to help increase the strength and coordination of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems and to increase the rate at which athletic injuries heal. Now however, BMS is being discovered as a therapy by many practitioners outside of the physical therapy sciences, and for a variety of conditions. As BMS is a form of induced tremor, to gain a deeper understanding BMS we must first study the nature tremor itself, and so, on to tremor. Switzerland, Bern San Marino, San Marino South Africa Mount Gambier, South Australia Peoria, Arizona Swaziland, Mbabane Somalia, Mogadishu Savannah, Georgia Berkeley, California Ruwais, United Arab Emirates, Ruwais, UAE vibraboard.info vibraboard.info