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Possibilities with LymphaTouch

We have all been hearing the hype about cupping over the past few years. Mostly, what we are seeing is red circles on athletes' bodies, and we all know that research showing how this is beneficial is limited. Cupping techniques have a place in orthopedic and athletic settings, as research now shows positive results using negative pressure. This article will address using negative pressure treatments with LymphaTouch in the following contexts:

LymphaTouch as part of pre- and postoperative edema management

Edema is a normal reaction after injury or surgery. Acute injuries and surgeries are associated with more extensive damage to soft tissue and lymphatic vessels. After knee replacement surgery, weakness of the foreleg muscles may occur, which in turn causes a slower walking pace.

How LymphaTouch is used in high performance sports

The mechanical decompression (also called negative pressure) produced by the device is able to stimulate lymph uptake and accelerate the removal of accumulated fluids. As a method of daily muscle maintenance and maintenance, LymphaTouch is one of the most effective tools in the hands of sports performance professionals, as when used regularly, it can promote regeneration and avoid overload and chronic damage