Good Vibrations 4 Life (TM) - Medical Conditions

Pre-Existing Medical Conditions

Some medical conditions preclude the use of vibration therapy. Consult your doctor prior to using vibration therapy if you have any of these pre-existing medical conditions:

Any Problem with Vertebral Discs (Slipped Disc, Etc.)

Arthritis, Arthrosis, Arthropathy (inflammation or degeneration of the joints)

Artificial Joints (Recently Implanted)

Cancerous Tumors

Discopathy (Diseases of the Vertebral Discs)

Epilepsy

Head Injury or a Neurological Condition

Hernia

Inflammations or Infection

Intrauterine Device

Metal Pins or Plates

Nephrolithiasis (Tendency to Develop Kidney Stones)

Open Wounds

Poor Sensation in the Feet (Somatosensory Reception)

Pregnancy

Pulmonary Embolism (Blockages in the Arteries of the Lungs)

Recent Surgery

Retinal Detachment

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Serious Cardiovascular Disease or conditions related to the heart or heart valves

Severe Migraines

Spondylosis (Degenerative Disease of the Joints between the Vertebrate)

Thrombosis (Blockages in the Blood Vessels Caused by Clots)

Type I Diabetes

Vibration therapy is a safe and gentle method of exercise, however, a more sensitive entry into the therapy or an extended period of introduction may be required for some individuals. Some may need to refrain from vibration therapy until a condition has been treated or stabilized.








	Pre-Existing Medical Conditions Some medical conditions preclude the use of vibration therapy. Consult your doctor prior to using vibration therapy if you have any of these pre-existing medical conditions: Any Problem with Vertebral Discs (Slipped Disc, Etc.) Arthritis, Arthrosis, Arthropathy (inflammation or degeneration of the joints) Artificial Joints (Recently Implanted) Cancerous Tumors Discopathy (Diseases of the Vertebral Discs) Epilepsy Head Injury or a Neurological Condition Hernia Inflammations or Infection Intrauterine Device Metal Pins or Plates Nephrolithiasis (Tendency to Develop Kidney Stones) Open Wounds Poor Sensation in the Feet (Somatosensory Reception) Pregnancy Pulmonary Embolism (Blockages in the Arteries of the Lungs) Recent Surgery Retinal Detachment Rheumatoid Arthritis Serious Cardiovascular Disease or conditions related to the heart or heart valves Severe Migraines Spondylosis (Degenerative Disease of the Joints between the Vertebrate) Thrombosis (Blockages in the Blood Vessels Caused by Clots) Type I Diabetes Vibration therapy is a safe and gentle method of exercise, however, a more sensitive entry into the therapy or an extended period of introduction may be required for some individuals. Some may need to refrain from vibration therapy until a condition has been treated or stabilized.