The Lympha Press®

is clinically proven to speed

muscle recovery and flush the

lymphatic system. It is the

leading compression therapy

treatment in the USA

and Europe

Clinically proven to enhance a subjects ability to perform exercise following muscle fatigue.

Significantly reduces Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness following physical exertion.

Simple to use compact portable system requiring minimal therapist time.

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a complete solution for muscle recovery,fluid retention &toxin flush

Lympha Press® is a high quality compression therapy system which complements manual Physiotherapy and massage treatments

For more information contact: Compression Therapy UK Ltd. The Old School Room,

Newlands Lane, Stoke Row, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 5PS

Dawn Roberts 07585 115103

dawn@compressiontherapyuk.com

www.ballancermassage.com

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Reduces muscle soreness, inflammation and speeds tissue healing.

Stimulates the flow of Lymph Fluid flushing toxins from the body and encourages a supply of healthy oxygenated blood to the cells.

The pre-therapy cycle first clears the proximal lymphatics by working proximal to distal for the first part of a treatment.

Lympha Press® allows optimum pressure settings. Jackets and trousers each have 24 overlapping compression cells, to give every sq. cm of skin equal pressure.

Requires minimal therapist time as subject is able to be safely left un-assisted whilst treatment is in progress.

Delivers a highly effective deep tissue massage treatment to chosen body areas. Offers a choice of pre-set and fully programmable massage treatments.

sophisticated settings / massage types

clinical trial extractsEnhancement of Tibialis Anterior Recovery by Intermittent Sequential Pneumatic Compression of the Legs.

“It is well accepted that active recovery is more effective than passive recovery. Active recovery facilitates the removal of metabolites by enhancing venous blood return. It has been shown that applying intermittent sequential pneumatic compression (ISPC) on the lower limbs of volunteers immediately after they had experienced muscular fatigue through isotonic cycling yielded a 45% improvement in their muscular performance”

Avi Wiener, Joseph Mizrahi and Oleg Verbitsky

Department of Occupational Medicine, Rambam Medical Center and Department

Of Biomedical Engineering, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

The Effects of the Modified Intermittent Sequential Pneumatic Device (MI SPD) on Exercise Performance following an Exhaustive Exercise bout.

“MISPD effected a 45% improvement in the subjects’ ability to perform the subsequent exercise bout. The accumulation of fluid in the interstitial space after exercise and its disappearance after the use of the MISPD offers only one possible explanation for these results”

Avigdor Zelikovski MD, Clive L. Kaye MSc, Gershon Fink,

Shimon A. Spitzer MD and Yair Shapiro MD Department of Vascular Surgery

and Exercise Testing Laboratory, Beilinson Medical Center,

Petah Tiqva and the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology,

Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Israel

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