Disclaimer: Full Body Vibration is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. The studies listed are provided for general information only and for self-education purposes. The independent studies reference the years of research into the use of vibration therapy and training, and the research contained therein is independent of Full Body Vibration/Vibrant Health and Wellness, Inc. Most of the referenced studies are listed on the National Center for Biotechnology Information website. The FDA has not evaluated these studies.
Who should use safety precautions? Most adults from the physically fit to the sedentary can use FBV. While the following list of medical conditions is not complete and FBV is extremely smooth and gentle, we strongly advise that you consult with your physician before using FBV if any of the listed conditions apply to you. This does not mean that if you are suffering from any of the conditions on the list that you cannot use FBV. Vibration therapy has been studied and used by professional entities around the world, in a number of cases, it is highly recommended to integrate vibration training in a treatment plan under the medical advice of a doctor, specialist, or physiotherapist. These conditions include, but are not necessarily limited to pregnancy, pulmonary embolism, acute hernia, discopathy, spondylosis, acute thrombosis, severe diabetes, known neurological conditions, migraines, epilepsy, pre-existing deep vein thrombosis, cardiovascular disease, recent infections, pacemaker and implantable cardioverter defibrillators, those undergoing cancer treatments (chemotherapy/radiation) or who have tumors, known retinal conditions, recently placed IUDs, metal pins or plates, are recently recovering from an operation or surgery such as a hip or knee replacement, have recent operative wounds, or have poor somatosensory receptor sensitivity on the plantar surfaces of their feet. If you are experiencing other symptoms, brief or long-term conditions, or are on medication, consult your physician prior to engaging in FBV use. |