Electronic Muscle Stimulation Suit

Electronic Muscle Stimulation Suit

Whether you want to shape your body, lose weight, build muscle, increase metabolism, relieve body pain or recover, while saving time, this suit is your best choice

Does electronic muscle stimulation suit help with back pain?

Yes! Strong muscles are essential for a healthy back. Back problems are often caused by weak muscles or muscular imbalances. Bionic electronic muscle stimulation suit training builds up the back muscles extremely quickly, including deep muscles. Our personal trainers will instruct you in functional back strengthening exercises. Thus, EMS training reduces or even completely eliminates back pain. And at the same time it improves posture.

Will my creatine kinase (CK) value increase after using electronic muscle stimulation suit?

Yes. Creatine kinase (CK) is an enzyme that is present in particularly high concentrations in the muscle fibers. It plays an important role as a catalyst in the transfer of energy-rich phosphates to form creatine and ATP (adenosine triphosphate) in the energy household of muscle cells. After using electronic muscle stimulation suit, the CK value rises strongly in order to fall back to the initial value after a training break of several days. (Depending on the type of metabolism, it can sometimes rise very sharply).

It is important that the body is sufficiently hydrated, i.e. that enough liquid (e.g. still mineral water) is drunk before and after training.

A connection between increased creatine kinase values after intensive using electronic muscle stimulation suit and pathological findings such as kidney failure, heart attack or rhabdomyolysis (muscle tissue decay) cannot be scientifically established. The increase in CK activity is merely an expression of a highly intensive muscular or metabolic load. This is not expected to have any negative consequences. If you have a blood count taken immediately after an electronic muscle stimulation suit, please tell the examining physician about your workout so that he can attribute the increased CK blood value accordingly.

Experts agree: EMS training makes sense and is completely harmless if you do not overdo it (e.g. once or twice a week) and drink enough fluids.