Goal of the study
The objective of the study was to find out the effects of EMS training on people suffering from urinary incontinence.
Results
64% of participants noticed an improvement in their condition. 23% became symptomless, 25% saw a reduction in symptoms and 36% experienced no change. These results point to the improvements that can be achieved by treating incontinence with specialised, targeted electro-stimulation therapy.
Summary
Whole body EMS training is an effective work-out for your body. A number of therapeutic goals can be achieved simultaneously such as reduction in urinary incontinence and back pain symptoms combined with preventative goals such as building up muscle, toning the body, improving mood, vitality, body stability and general well-being.
