Vibratrim Seattle Studies

Studies

Disclaimer: VibraTrim is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. The studies listed here on this page are provided for general information only. These independent studies reference the years of research into vibration therapy and training and their research is independent of the VibraTrim. The FDA has not evaluated these studies. Most of these studies are listed on the National Center for Biotechnology Information website.

While the use of vibration therapy and training is a still relatively new concept to most health and fitness and medical professionals, it certainly does not suffer from lack of supportive research, and while there is obviously much research yet to be done in the area, the overwhelming consistency of findings from scientific research that currently exists on the subject is a compelling precursor to VibraTrim's potential applications and impact on this revolutionary method of training and treatment.

Here are examples of published science, supporting some of Whole Body Vibration technology and claims, including enhanced muscle strength, bone density, hormonal release/circulation and pain reduction. This list while being large is not exhaustive of the subject. All exercise carries with it some element of risk. To reduce the risk, everyone, particularly those over 35 or who have known back, heart or blood pressure problems or any other medical illness or problem should be cleared by a physician before beginning any exercise program.

Acute changes in neuromuscular excitability after exhaustive whole body vibration exercise as compared to exhaustion by squatting exercise

Acute Effects Of Whole-Body Vibration On Muscle Activity Strength & Power

Acute physiological effects of exhaustive WBV exercise in man

The effects of Whole Body Vibration

Human Responses to Vibration Therapy

Whole body vibration exercise are vibrations good for you

Whole body Vibration vs. Walking

Vibrating Machines Make a Comeback