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 Be Running without Pain?” 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.
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The effects of alternating positive and negative pressure:
The negative pressure phase invokes capillary dilation and capillarization. The physiological response is an improvement of blood circulation in the periphery and musculature (micro perfusion) and an infiltration of venous blood and lymphatic liquid. The positive pressure phase promotes venous back flow and improved lymph flow. By alternating both - positive and negative pressure - the total flow increases, neurons get stimulated, more oxygen gets into the cells and it increases and protects capillarization.
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The impact of IVT on Nitric Oxide (NO) release:
The medical grade version of the Rejuvenator-Platinum has shown that nerve impluses and shear forces are provoked in every IVT application.
- Neuronal stimulation of endothelial cells via Vacumed (the medical grade version of the Rejuvenator-Platinum) was scientifically confirmed by Prof. Orlietsky from Moscow at the IVT Symposium 2016 in Barcelone, Spain.
- Shearforces in the entire interstitium lead to the formation of collateral vessels. It is a known effect of the IVT.
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NASA technology:
Since there isn't any gravity in space venous back flow cannot happen and lymph cannot flow throughout the body which is vital for the astronaut's health. Absence of gravity leads to orthostatic complications and issues of the baroreceptor reflex. The solution: a lower body negative pressure device (LBNPD) developed by NASA and DLR. The project started in 1962. The physical formula: permanent negative pressure in a range up to 70 mbar. That leads to a capillary dilation and prevents orthostatic complication. The challenge was to generate permanent and intermittent negative pressure. Astronaut Jack R Lousma was the first to deploy the Lower Body Negative Pressure Device (LBNPD). Others followed, like Scientist - Astronaut Owen K. Gariott in summer 1973. Nowadays the Lower Body Negative Pressure Device is being deployed in the International Space Station ISS and MIR. Plenty of medical research had been done by Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) and NASA. As a result the Intermittent Vacuum Therapy evolved, which combines negative pressure phases with positive pressure phases on an alternating basis.
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Improved arterial perfusion and capillarisation
Prof. J.P. Belgrado at the University of Brussels, Institute Research Lymphologiegue in Belgium has done research what could be measured. He found that different frequencies cause different physiological reactions. On an arterial level thermography has shown an increase of arterial perfusion and capillarisation. On a venous level Doppler / Duplex Sonography has shown an increase of venous backflow. Impedance measurement, sonography and lymphoflouroscopy confirmed a lymphatic drainage. The Rejuvenator-Platinum provides automated preset programs for different purposes and benefits by combining both methods. Prof. Dr. med. Strauß, Angiology at the Dominikus Hospital in Düsseldorf, Germany noted an increase of acral pulse during the IVT treatment of chronic critical ischaemia with a 61 years old patient.
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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.
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IVT relevant in angiology and phlebology:
Since different treatment methods promote different reflexes during intermittent vacuum therapy, IVT can be used to trigger various specific responses.An extension of the normal pressure stages is used to stimulate arterial perfusion. An extension of the negative pressure phases is used to increase backflow of venous blood and lymph. (Goswami N et al., 2008) "Past Protocols and Technical Consideration for Experimental Design".
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NASA technology:
Since there isn't any gravity in space venous back flow cannot happen and lymph cannot flow throughout the body which is vital for the astronaut's health. Absence of gravity leads to orthostatic complications and issues of the baroreceptor reflex. The solution: a lower body negative pressure device (LBNPD) developed by NASA and DLR. The project started in 1962. The physical formula: permanent negative pressure in a range up to 70 mbar. That leads to a capillary dilation and prevents orthostatic complication. The challenge was to generate permanent and intermittent negative pressure. Astronaut Jack R Lousma was the first to deploy the Lower Body Negative Pressure Device (LBNPD). Others followed, like Scientist - Astronaut Owen K. Gariott in summer 1973. Nowadays the Lower Body Negative Pressure Device is being deployed in the International Space Station ISS and MIR. Plenty of medical research had been done by Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) and NASA. As a result the Intermittent Vacuum Therapy evolved, which combines negative pressure phases with positive pressure phases on an alternating basis.
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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.
