Vibration Therapy

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Addressing concerns regarding vibration plates knocking plaque loose

WBV rest needs vary by exercise category

Doing WBV barefoot preferred

Three main categories for WBV usage

Additional benefits of WBV

Ideal WBV protocol for building bone

WBV: Initial discomfort due to improper use or low blood sugar

WBV contraindicated conditions: consider the physiology, not the equipment

Contraindications for WBV

Optimal WBV frequency range for bone stimulation

WBV and heel drops

Adding weighted vest increases WBV workout intensity and effectiveness

Active exercise benefits require 10-20 minutes, three times weekly

Studies show consistent improvement to BMD over time with WBV

WBV sessions needed to start building bone

WBV helps strengthen lower body which is crucial for fall prevention and resilience

WBV improves bone health through microcontractions, force, and circulation

WBV can be overdone but there is a difference between using it for strength or pain and recovery

Whole Body Vibration (WBV) introduction and benefits

Consult your doctor for post-kyphoplasty vibration plate usage

Doing heel drops on vibration plates not recommended

Vibration therapy stimulates bone growth through impact

Standing on machine while lifting weights saves time, but benefits unclear

Experience with power plate, building tolerance, different G forces

Resistance training is more important than vibration machine workouts

PowerPlate is likely safe for people with low bone density

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