Contra-indications
When one or more of the conditions mentioned below apply to you, we advise you to consult your doctor or therapist before starting a Galileo Training.
- Pregnancy
- Acute thrombosis (acute vascular constriction)
- Implants in trained regions of the body (e.g. artificial joints)
- Acute inflammation of the locomotor system; active arthrosis or arthropathy
e.g. acute inflammation or swelling of joints
- Acute tendinopathy in trained regions of the body (acute tendon inflammation)
- Acute hernia (soft tissue prolaps)
- Acute discopathy (acute problems at the intervertebral disc)
- Fresh fractures in trained regions of the body
- Gallstones or stones in the urinary tract collection system
- After surgery wounds and fresh wounds in trained regions of the body or incomplete
wound healing
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Epilepsy due to secondary injury
Note: Not all contraindications are absolute. If one of the above mentioned conditions applies, you are not necessarily excluded from using Galileo. This list can be revised as a result of continuously performed medical inquiries into the effects of exercises on specific medical conditions. To be on the safe side, we recommend you to consult your doctor before starting Galileo Training to determine whether you have a relative, or absolute, contraindication. Please contact us in case you need more advice.
Annotation: Because of the unique Galileo tilting principle considerable damping occurs. The vibrations brought forth by the Galileo do not or barely reach the higher body parts. Therefore, safer stimulation is possible and the Galileo has more fields of application and less contraindications than other vibratory plates.
When one or more of the conditions mentioned below apply to you, we advise you to consult your doctor or therapist before starting a Galileo Training.
- Pregnancy
- Acute thrombosis (acute vascular constriction)
- Implants in trained regions of the body (e.g. artificial joints)
- Acute inflammation of the locomotor system; active arthrosis or arthropathy
e.g. acute inflammation or swelling of joints
- Acute tendinopathy in trained regions of the body (acute tendon inflammation)
- Acute hernia (soft tissue prolaps)
- Acute discopathy (acute problems at the intervertebral disc)
- Fresh fractures in trained regions of the body
- Gallstones or stones in the urinary tract collection system
- After surgery wounds and fresh wounds in trained regions of the body or incomplete
wound healing
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Epilepsy due to secondary injury
Note: Not all contraindications are absolute. If one of the above mentioned conditions applies, you are not necessarily excluded from using Galileo. This list can be revised as a result of continuously performed medical inquiries into the effects of exercises on specific medical conditions. To be on the safe side, we recommend you to consult your doctor before starting Galileo Training to determine whether you have a relative, or absolute, contraindication. Please contact us in case you need more advice.
Annotation: Because of the unique Galileo tilting principle considerable damping occurs. The vibrations brought forth by the Galileo do not or barely reach the higher body parts. Therefore, safer stimulation is possible and the Galileo has more fields of application and less contraindications than other vibratory plates.
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