HI-EMT Muscle Building (High Intensity Electro-muscular Therapy)
What is HI-EMT?
HI-EMT uses high energy focused electromagnetic wave technology to continuously expand and contract autologous muscle and carry out extreme training to deeply reshape and internal structure of the muscle, that is the growth of muscle fibrils (muscle enlargement).
This is a safe and effective treatment for musculoskeletal conditions as well as resistance training.
Currently, the only way to strengthen core muscle groups is a physical workout. HI-EMT technology can induce almost 20,000 pulses in a single 30-minute session. That amounts to more the 10,000 sit ups. These pulses stimulate nerves leading to supramaximal muscle contractions (100% muscle contraction) which are not achievable through exercise. The muscles are forced to adapt resulting in muscle thickening. Muscles become stronger, more resistant and grow in size.
Benefits of HI-EMT:
16% increase in muscle mass
Significant reduction in Rectus Diastasis in women after pregnancy
Non-invasive body contouring
No downtime
19% decrease in fat around the abdomen
Excellent for those with joint conditions or chorionic fatigue syndrome
Suitable for men and women
Long lasting results
What is the difference in the devices you can use at home compared to the HI-EMT?
EMS devices help to tone and firm muscle, but the effects are temporary and do not result in any muscle growth. In contrast, HI-EMT creates pulsating magnetic fields that penetrate skin and fat and produce muscle contractions. The contractions are stronger, more rapid and sustained at a rate far greater than EMS or exercise. The resulting muscle strengthening, and growth is greater and longer lasting.
Can HI-EMT reduce fat?
Yes! A fat destroying (lipolytic) reaction takes place in fat lying next to contracting muscle. HI-EMT treatment has been found to simultaneously affect the subcutaneous fat as well as muscle by boosting fat metabolism in a similar manner.
How many treatments are recommended?
We recommend a treatment package of 4 to 8 sessions per muscle group. These sessions can normally be once a week and last 30 minutes.
Following these intensive sessions, you can then do single maintenance sessions to continue to strengthen, tone and maintain results.
