The working principle of Electronic Muscle Stimulation is using a small amount of electricity administered through the skin and into the muscle causes muscles to contract. This is the same process that your body goes through when you are working out- each time your muscles contract, they grow a little bit stronger.
But this is only a part of the whole process, to build a muscle, you need to have a balanced diet as well.
The contour belt uses electronic muscle stimulation(EMS). Having worked in athletics for a number of years, this is a similar treatment to what is know as Stem, we use this treatment on all our collegiate athletes. It does work.
No, but skeletal muscle is.
Yes..... Just because the electrodes are very sticky and you want to keep them as clean as possible.
As the muscle workload increase, its threshold of stimulation increases.
An increase in frequency of stimulation increases the force generated by the muscle.
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Smooth & cardiac muscle.
The stimulation frequency was decreased.
yes skeletal muscle needs nerve stimulation in order to contract. Only cardiac and smooth muscle can still contract without a nerve stimulation.
Acetylcholine
Decreased force production
cardiac muscle and smooth muscle?