Electro stimulation

	Fatness is a big medicinal-cosmetic problem of the modern world. In the early days it was simply believed that fatness came from consumption of food. Still, if we take a better look on the influence food has on metabolism, we can easily conclude that things are not that simple.

The big concentration of bodily tallow is not only esthetic but also a health problem. The methods that have been developed in the course of time, which aim at reducing fat from the organism in a non-surgical way, can be divided in four groups: diets, physical activities, medication and electro-mechanic therapy. In the group of electro-mechanic therapy, electrostimulation plays an important role.

Electrostimulation is a method which uses electrodes that are placed on the muscle and directly effect the peripheral, motor nerve fibers. Thus, the muscle and even the passive muscle components are fully activated. This means that electrostimulation activates a larger mass of muscles, which accordingly means that the electro-impulse may cause the muscle spend more energy than by its normal activity.

Hence, the muscle receives an “order” to activate from the apparatus, but not the energy necessary to perform the activity. The energy that the muscle uses is obtained from the supplies of glycogen and the unbound fat acids stationed in the muscle itself. Consequently, the purpose of electrostimulation is diminution of fats in the organism, by an adequate program, on those parts of the body that we consider critical.