Heart Conditions

Studies had shown that vibration training could be of use to help patients rehabilitate after a stroke. Patients with heart conditions suffer from decreased mobility and balance difficulties.

A few patents were asked to participate in a study, which looked at their balance abilities. They were tested first, and then asked to use a vibration plate for two 30-40 second periods. The results were very encouraging, as all patients showed increased balance and mobility.

Spinal Cord Injuries

People with spinal cord injuries are at a great disadvantage in our society. Vibration training could be their saviour.
A research was conducted in the US on a few patients who could barely stand and needed to use braces on their legs to be able to stay upright. The researchers asked the patients to perform a few actions to be able to monitor their ability to stand, walk, and simply transfer weight. Vibration training helped these individuals to start standing on their own for increasingly extended periods of time. Two of the patients achieved amazing results and were able to walk almost independently, with help of walking aids.
This result showed that spinal dysfunctions can be partially treated, or at least helped, with the use of vibration training.

Health - Parkinson's

Another beneficial thing about vibration training is its help with Parkinson’s disease. Use of vibration has proven beneficial to deal with multiple symptoms of Parkinson’s, such as tremors, balance or postural stability. The improvements were noticed very quickly and lasted for as long as 48 hours in some cases.