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Speeds Physical Therapy
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| Physical Rehabilitation of the Upper-Body |
| HeartFlex is highly effective in treating injuries when passive strength training is required and where specific muscle groups and joints must be targeted. |
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HeartFlex targets wrists, forearms, elbows, upper arms, shoulders, chest, and back. |
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HeartFlex's special design is ideal for rehabilitating injured structures because it creates only "consistent - passive" resistance that speeds healing and lessens the likelihood of re-injury during therapy. Other products using springs or rubber bands produce "progressive - cocked" resistance which can overload and damage sensitive healing structures. |
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HeartFlex re-builds functional muscle tissue while increasing flexibility (ROM). |
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HeartFlex allows "Active Range of Motion Therapy" to wrists, elbows, and shoulders in all three dimensions. Your patient is in control of joint manipulation and uses only his or her own muscles to perform movements during physical rehabilitation. |
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HeartFlex can be used while sitting, reclining, or lying down. |
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HeartFlex is lightweight (only 9 ounces) so destructive eccentric loading is minimized. |
| Injury Prevention / Reducing Workplace RSIs |
| Utilize HeartFlex to warm up before, stay loose during, and cool down after performing rigorous physical activity. |
Practitioners believe that a combination of factors cause repetitive strain injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. Though no singular cause has been isolated, it is agreed that regular breaks and thorough stretching of the hands, wrists, forearms, shoulders, chest, and back assists in preventing the onset of RSI.
Muscles have been compared to taffy. When cold taffy is bent it breaks. When warm taffy is bent it stretches. Encourage your patients to warm up with HeartFlex before they begin physical activity. In addition, suggest that throughout their day they incorporate regular breaks with Heartflex to help them remain limber. HeartFlex is a compact and lightweight tool that stores conveniently for frequent use. |
| Lower Blood Sugar: |
"This device has been used in several classes at The Diabetes Center. It is easy to demonstrate, and patients find it simple to use. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver. It would also travel well. It may be used in a standing or sitting position and can be effective for patients at varying degrees of fitness. We have observed drops in blood sugar from 10 to 60 points after only 5 minutes of activity."
--Denise Riesman RD,CDE / Beverly Krohn MS,RN,CDE, The Diabetes Center
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| Wellness |
| Prescribe HeartFlex to promote the holistic benefits of regular stretching and physical activity. |
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Motivate sedentary patients to exercise with HeartFlex. It makes exercising fun and easy. Patients may use HeartFlex while sitting or lying down, watching their favorite TV program. Design a beginner's workout which expands into a regular exercise routine that they will enjoy in the privacy of their home or office |
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HeartFlex uses easy "consistent resistance" in combination with "multiple repetitions" to tone and strengthen the upper body as it stimulates the circulatory, pulmonary, and lymphatic systems. Positive exercise experiences with HeartFlex improve conditioning as they encourage additional physical activity. |
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HeartFlex is particularly useful in initiating a primary conditioning program. Later, by increasing repetitions, future workouts can be incrementally increased to be as robust as desired. It is a wonderful device for enhancing cardiovascular conditioning and upper-body musculature. HeartFlex instills self-esteem as it promotes the habit of becoming more physically active. |
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HeartFlex may be combined with walking to transform this fun and easy activity into a full body workout. |
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The HeartFlex
Hand-Held Exerciser |
HeartFlex for Runners
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35 HeartFlex
Exercises
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HeartFlex is ideal for the rehabilitation of wrist,
forearm, and upper-arm injuries; and aids in the prevention of future injuries |
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