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Important research Low Intensity Vibration Positive Effects On Osteoporosis, Massachusetts
Important research Low Intensity Vibration Positive Effects On Osteoporosis, Massachusetts
by CoreFItness
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16939405
Research is showing promising benefits to Low Intensity Vibration for those with osteoporosis. Short durations of low intensity vibration has shown to improve bone mass in young adult women with low bone mass.
LIV therapy is another tool in the battle to improve bone health.
For more information on bone health visit Core Fitness, Wellness & Exercise,LLC.
Visit http:www.building-better-bones.com
Research is showing promising benefits to Low Intensity Vibration for those with osteoporosis. Short durations of low intensity vibration has shown to improve bone mass in young adult women with low bone mass.
LIV therapy is another tool in the battle to improve bone health.
For more information on bone health visit Core Fitness, Wellness & Exercise,LLC.
Visit http:www.building-better-bones.com
9/29/2011 9:17:27 AM
Written by CoreFItness
Denise Pontbriand, honors graduate of Becker College with an Associate of Science in Physical Therapy, has over thirty years experience working in rehabilitation as a physical therapist assistant, and has advanced training in orthopedics, osteoporosis, geriatrics and the perinatal population.She is a Certified Senior Str...
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