

RECHARGE
Health & Wellness
body recharging station
compression Therapy
OVERVIEW
Compression therapy can help increase the healing of damaged tissues. Compression therapy accelerates the healing process by increasing oxygen and nutrients in the tissues. Oxygen and nutrients can work to repair and heal any damaged cells. Increasing the healing process can help speed up recovery. Compression therapy is a very effective treatment for conditions such as leg ulcers. It helps heal ulcers by improving blood flow. During the healing process, compression therapy reduces symptoms such as pain, swelling, and itching.
WHY
Why would you do compression therapy? Compression therapy can improve blood circulation in the legs and reduce pain and swelling. Compression therapy limits the veins' ability to expand and helps blood move more efficiently, which assists the healing process. Further, reducing the inflammation near your wound makes it easier for your damaged skin to receive oxygen, which also speeds healing. Compression therapy helps to eliminate swelling. Though it seems counterintuitive, the pressure increases circulation. It does not slow the flow of blood. The improved blood flow helps promote healing, while the pressure helps prevent blood from pooling in the veins.
RECOMMENDED
Who is compression therapy recommended for? We recommend compression therapy for every customer, regardless of age.
HOW OFTEN
How often should you repeat compression therapy? Generally speaking, a healthy individual can use compression therapy 4-6 times per week. It is particularly invigorating after a tough training session and during longer training periods for high endurance events such as marathons, triathlons and other athletic competitions.
SUMMARY
What does this help to improve? Compression therapy help benefit the body by increasing blood circulation throughout the body, improves the lymphatic system for removing toxins from the body, helping to alleviate pain from swelling and inflammation, enhancing how the body heals itself and it reduces stress and anxiety.



