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Vibromassage, also known as vibration therapy or mechanical vibration, is a non-invasive therapeutic technique that utilizes mechanical vibrations to stimulate muscles and soft tissues. These vibrations can be delivered through various devices, including handheld massagers, vibrating platforms, and specialized massage chairs. The frequency, amplitude, and duration of the vibrations are typically adjusted based on the intended therapeutic outcome.

The principle behind vibromassage is that the rapid oscillations can induce muscle contractions and relaxations, leading to a range of physiological effects. It is believed to improve blood circulation by enhancing vasodilation and increasing blood flow to the treated areas. This increased circulation can aid in the removal of metabolic waste products and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients. Furthermore, vibromassage may help to reduce muscle tension and stiffness by breaking down adhesions and promoting muscle relaxation. Some proponents suggest it can also stimulate nerve endings, potentially modulating pain perception.

Vibromassage is used in various contexts, including sports recovery, physical therapy, and general wellness. Athletes may use it to aid in muscle recovery after strenuous activity, potentially reducing soreness and improving flexibility. In physical therapy, it can be incorporated into treatment plans for conditions such as muscle strains, back pain, and certain neurological disorders. For general wellness, it is sometimes used for stress reduction and to promote a sense of relaxation. While generally considered safe, individuals with certain medical conditions, such as acute inflammation or severe osteoporosis, should consult with a healthcare professional before undergoing vibromassage.