Our human body consists of trillions of cells. Each of them serving a specific function. As with all complex ‘machines‘, at times our body breaks down of its own accord or due to external stimuli. When that happens – the road to recovery can be challenging. And it can be a slow, long and painful process, sometimes even discouraging. The question “How to Train for Long Distance Walking?” is looking for answers which the REJUVENATOR PLATINUM ***** EXTERNAL HEART machine delivers: One device – many applications with many benefits some of which may seem out of this world. It is the most luxurious and most effective multi-function intermittent vacuum therapy device available today, combined with functions of pressotherapy lymphatic drainage, as well as photobiostimulation.
Lymph capillaries - your most important network
The lymph capillaries are very fine vessels that shape a tremendous network throughout the human body. They begin as blind sacs in the gaps between the cells and carry the leaked tissue fluid along with the cell debris. The lymph flows through the lymph nodes that filter it of foreign particles like virus and bacteria and ultimately returns to the bloodstream.
Lymph capillaries - your most important network
The lymph capillaries are very fine vessels that shape a tremendous network throughout the human body. They begin as blind sacs in the gaps between the cells and carry the leaked tissue fluid along with the cell debris. The lymph flows through the lymph nodes that filter it of foreign particles like virus and bacteria and ultimately returns to the bloodstream.
inguinal lymph nodes and their function
The groups of lymph nodes consisting of inguinal lymph nodes lie below the inguinal ligament. They are devided into two categories, deep inguinal and superficial groups of lymph nodes. Each one divides into upper lateral, upper medial and lower vertical groups. The fasciae, skin and abdominal wall drain into the superficial inguinal group of lymph nodes. The upper medial group of the superficial inguinal lymph nodes drains the external genitalia, the anterior abdominal wall below the umbilicus, up to the perineum, and anal canal. The upper lateral group drains the buttock, the skin and fasciae of the upper part of the thigh, and even the lower part of the back. The skin and the fasciae of the lower limb is drained by the lower vertical group. Later the superficial lymph nodes drain into the deep inguinal lymph nodes. The deep inguinal lymph nodes drain not only the deep lymphatics of the lower limb along with the glans penis but also the superficial inguinal nodes. All deep nodes ultimately drain towards the external iliac group of lymph nodes.
Contraindications for vacuum therapy
The vacuum therapy should not be applied for
- arterial hypertension of the third degree,
- in acute diseases such as phlebothrombosis also referred to as deep vein thrombosis,
- thrombophlebitis also referred to inflammation of the veins,
- infections or pregnancy,
- dermatological diseases of bacterial, fungal or viral origin, with a low level of platelets in the blood and its poor coagulability,
- as well as in the presence of thrombophlebitis,
- or varicose veins on the legs if the therapy affects the lower limbs.
The remarkable mission of lymph nodes
There are between 400-700 almost kidney-shaped lymph nodes in the human body, half of which are positioned in the abdomen, and the rest in the neck, and the size of which can range from the head of a pin to an olive. The lymph nodes have the form of trabeculae and are wrapped in a fibrous capsule that goes deep down into the tissue. The reticular network surrounds the lymph nodes which mainly consist of a vast aggregation of lymphocytes in the form of macrophages and follicles. Its concave shaped hilum shows an artery, nerves, a vein, and one efferent vessel. The primary task of lymph nodes is to filter and clean the lymph. The lymph nodes produce various kinds of lymphocytes. Lymphocytes eliminate harmful substances within the human body, and represent a major part of the immune system. The lymph nodes reabsorb about fourty percent of the liquid content of the lymph. This makes the lymph much thicker. Because of this thickening and the filtering process, the lymph nodes cause the biggest resistance to the flow of lymph. In fact the lymph nodes stand for about 15 times more resistance than the lymph vessels themselves. Lymphatic drainage can help overcome this resistance in lymph flow.
The overwhelming benefits of red LED light
Red LED lights were first tested on human skin in the late nineties, and scientists discovered the beneficial effects of red light which also helps human skin cells grow faster. This discovery has led to red LED light deployment for damaged skin and conditions including but not limited to acne, irritated rosacea-plagued skin, psoriasis, age spots and wrinkles. LEDs were NASA’s first choice for red light therapy when it implemented this technique on space missions around the year 2000. NASA decided in favour of this technology for its low energy requirements, as well as its light weight and low heat emission. Red light targets the part of the cells responsible for energy production which is also known as mitochondria and speeds up the process. As a consequence the gums are receding, red light enables more circulation and regeneration of the healthy tissue. Furthermore red light lets the user benefit from the so much-coveted hygienic factor. Scientists discovered that the red light eliminates harmful bacteria that would otherwise compromise health. The light stimulates blood circulation and as a result it increases lymphatic system activity that promotes draining the interstitial fluid from tissues and transports white blood cells to areas where it is needed. It is safe to say that red light assists in cellular cleanup to accelerate the reduction of inflammation.
Which red wavelengths absorb into cells and stimulate mitochondria
Using red light therapy is a safe and effective way to obtain a variety of health and skin benefits. The lack of UV rays makes red light therapy perfect for measurable skin improvements. Research has shown that there are five synergetic wavelengths of red and near-infrared light that address various cosmetic treatment areas. Those five ideal wavelengths are 630 nm, 660 nm, 810 nm, 830 nm, and 850 nm. Scientific studies have shown the correlation between red light and cellular activity. These wavelengths trigger the mitochondria to produce adenosine triphosphate, which is the primary cellular gasoline. Short daily periods of exposure to low levels of red or near-infrared light provide those benefits. However when you overdo it higher energy levels can cause tissue injury therefore less is more otherwise you may end up suffering from significantly more associated pain. Lower energy levels delivered via multiple pathways over the skin trigger a better result with greater comfort. Finding that sweet spot is important because too much red light may damage or irritate the skin tissue, on the other hand not enough red light may not generate the results desired. Setting the right duration is crucial so that when falling asleep you don't risk any burns. With proper dosage and careful use, red light therapy certainly is a worthwhile rejuvenating routine. It fights inflammation and delivers tremendous anti-aging skin benefits.
Can the battle against aging be won?
The Rejuvenator provides programs using Pressotherapy which is a relaxing and invigorating compression therapy system, designed to help win the battle against cellulite and body aging. Pressotherapy is 800 times stronger than a manual massage, which can make it the perfect treatment to follow and post-op invasive treatments to enhance the results overall. The Rejuvenator is a most popular multi-function weight-loss device, combined with functions of far-infrared fat dissolving, air-pressure pressotherapy lymphatic drainage, as well as low-frequency stimulation and vacuum therapy.
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