LymphaMedic 8 Premium + 2x 8-chamber leg cuff + remote control

THE PACKAGE CONTAINS:

• LymphaMedic 8 Premium 
• Air hoses
• 8-chamber leg cuff - 2 items
• Remote
• Power cable
• User manual
• Warranty Card.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

LymphaMedic 8 Premium is a high-quality device for lymphatic drainage with cuffs for the lower limbs and the abdomen. The device offers 6 different massage programs, as well as the ability to adjust the pressure and duration of the treatment, which can be easily selected using the included remote control or touch panel.

The cuffs included in the LympaMedic kits are designed to ensure an optimal result. This is possible thanks to the overlapping chambers which prevent a drop and uneven pressure distribution between the individual cushions, which occurs in the cuffs with non-overlapping chambers.

Premium devices have the option to turn off individual air chambers for the duration of the massage. With this function, you can deactivate selected chambers in order to exclude pain-sensitive areas from the massage. This option is also great when the cuff is too long - it allows you to turn off the last chamber.

CHARACTERISTICS:

• number of chambers supported: 8
• number of massage programs: 6
• the possibility of regulating the pressure and duration of the treatment by using a remote control or a touch panel
• high quality
• easy of use
• efficient pump
• small dimensions
• quiet work.

PROGRAMS:

• Program 1 - has been prepared in accordance with the methodology of manual pressure massage, in which the massage runs towards the lymph nodes, upwards, filling and emptying the chamber one by one.
• Program 2 - intensive massage towards the lymph nodes, filling all chambers one by one
• Program 3 - a gentle program recommended for sensitive people for whom Program 2 may cause discomfort. The massage consists in filling and emptying the pairs of chambers one by one.
• Program 4 - very intensive massage during which all chambers are filled simultaneously
• Program 5 - a combination of Programs 2 and 3 ensuring muscle relaxation
• Program 6 - combination of Programs 1, 3 and 4

COMPARISON OF LYMPHAMEDIC DEVICES:

LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE::

Lymphatic drainage is a treatment aimed at improving the flow of blood and lymph in the body. Lymph retention in the subcutaneous tissues leads to the appearance of edema and also slows down the excretion of toxins. Lymphatic drainage increases lymph flow in critical places and accelerates metabolism in tissues, which has a positive effect on the entire body.

Under normal conditions, approximately four liters of fluid flow through the lymphatic system each day. The lymphatic system plays a key role for the body's immune system, therefore its malfunctioning may lead to the appearance of many unpleasant ailments and even diseases.

The pressure massage performed with the use of a specialized device is more intense than the traditional manual massage, which translates into both cosmetic and health effects.

THERAPY EFFECTS:

• supporting blood and lymph flow,
• improvement of metabolism (oxygenation and faster removal of metabolic products),
• cleansing the body of toxins,
• pumping blood towards the heart by sequentially compressing the muscles from the tip of the toes to the thigh (in the case of a leg cuff),
• help in restoring lost skin elasticity,
• reduction of swelling caused by lymph stasis,
• reducing the feeling of heavy legs,
• elimination of cellulite and excess fat tissue,
• accelerating the regeneration of the body after high physical effort
• health prophylaxis.

INDICATIONS:

• swelling
• feeling of heavy legs
• cellulite
• overweight
• excess body fat
• not very firm skin
• poor circulation (manifested, for example, by cold hands or feet)
• the desire to accelerate the metabolism
• fatigue after activity or physical exertion
• prophylaxis of venous insufficiency.

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

• decompensated heart failure
• heart problems with fluid retention in the legs
• inflammation of the area of ​​the body to be treated
• diagnosed or suspected venous thrombosis of the lower extremities
• phlebitis and arterial disease
• gangrene or dermatitis
• atherosclerosis or venous circulatory disorders
• open, untreated or infected wounds and injuries
• lower limb pain
• skin injuries
• acute inflammation
• malignant tumors
• pulmonary oedema
• high blood pressure
• extensive thrombophlebitis
• thrombosis or suspected thrombosis
• rubella
• severe uncontrolled hypertension
• acute trauma to the soft tissues of the limbs
• neuropathy or occlusive processes in the lymphatic circulation
• feeling weak
• pacemaker and implants at the site of use
• glaucoma
• epilepsy
• cancers