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As age grows, Myofibrillars are loose and fragile because of pregnancy, fat accumulation, lack of exercise and other factors. People become fatter and flabbier.
The equipment interact with muscle neurons to induce supra maximal muscle contractions. In the process of continuous muscle contractions, part of Myofibrillars are gradually broken to cause muscle self-repair.
After treatment, Myofibrillars tend to be strong and tight. Muscle becomes firm and elastic. It responds with a deep remodeling of inner structure that result in muscle building and growth and body shaping.
Myofibrillars loosen and become fragile due to natural aging, pregnancy, fat accumulation, and a lack of regular physical exercise, which can cause the body to appear fatter and flabbier.
The equipment interacts directly with your muscle neurons, stimulating supramaximal muscle contractions that go beyond what is achievable through regular physical workouts.
Yes, the microscopic breaking of myofibrillars is a controlled process induced by continuous muscle contractions. This acts as a trigger for the body's natural muscle self-repair mechanism, similar to what happens during intensive strength training.
Following the self-repair phase, the myofibrillars rebuild stronger and tighter. This results in firmer, more elastic muscles and a deeply remodeled inner structure.
Absolutely. The deep remodeling of the muscle's inner structure directly supports muscle building, fiber growth, and overall body shaping, helping to restore firmness to flabby areas.
