Aid Post Exercise Recovery and get back on your feet today!

The safe & effective way to alleviate pain & promote healing – enjoy better health with Ultralieve®.

Post Exercise Recovery (PER).

People who undertake sport on a regular basis, will at sometime in their lives, develop injuries that will take time to heal. These may include minor injuries such ligament tears, damaged tendons through to more serious injuries such as fractures and dislocations.

Unfortunately the body takes time to heal from these injuries and it is vital that you provide yourself with the best possible care during this time to speed recovery. If you start to undertake exercise too soon after the injury you may actually worsen the condition and slow recovery times.

The best approach is to take things slowly and build up your strength, stamina and fitness over a period of time. The body is a very good barometer and will let you know very quickly if you are trying to push your recovery too quickly. Is it is advisable to consult your GP and develop a post recovery plan that suits your individual needs as everyone will heal at different rates.

One of the most effective ways to aid post exercise recovery is to treat the cause of the injury. If it’s muscle or inflammatory based then ultrasound is ideal as way to speed recovery. Ultrasound is a therapeutic treatment method using sound waves to treat pain, inflammation and muscle spasm. Ultrasound therapy has been used by physiotherapists since the 1940s. Now you can administer it yourself in the comfort of your own home with this easy to use home device.

Non-impact work outs.

Research has shown that non impact work outs are one the best ways to get your body back on the road to recovery. Indoor cycling (exercise bikes), swimming or yoga may be a good option as they are non-impact workouts for people of all ages and fitness levels. Exercise bikes may enhance cardiovascular fitness and improve muscle tone. Spinning works various muscle groups, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, hips and abdominal muscles.

Positive attitude.

It is important to keep a positive mental outlook as the process may take a long period of time and it is easy to get frustrated and push your body too far too soon. This will hinder recovery and may actually set you back weeks in terms of recovery times. It is only natural that you wan to get back to your original fitness levels but slow, methodical and careful training will ensure this will happen.

Muscle aches and pains are common with PER.

Muscle pain is generally classified into two categories. The first is soreness, inflammation and stiffness that develop as the result of either bad posture or over exercising -- you can develop these symptoms by undertaking a strenuous marathon or simply walking the dog. This type of muscle ache and pain, which is also called ‘delayed-onset muscle soreness’ or DOMS, usually starts 24 hours after the activity and the symptoms may last up to a week or two.

The second type of muscle ache and pain is when a muscle suddenly contracts and can't relax, the result is known as a cramp. Typically, the areas most commonly affected by cramp are calf, foot, or thigh. Cramps can develop at any time and may even develop when sleeping.

What causes cramps?

Cramps are usually not the result of an injury and opinion is somewhat divided as to the exact cause. Medical consensus states the cause may be an imbalance in the minerals that govern muscle contraction and relaxation-calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium -- or possibly lack of fluid.

Undertaking strenuous exercise during the day or not stretching sufficiently may lead to calf cramps painful enough to wake you from a deep sleep. Even wearing high heels or sleeping in an Trigger

• Sore or painful muscles
• Swelling
• Bruising
• Restriction of movement
• Stiffness in the muscle and surrounding area
• Tight muscle groups such as the calf or thigh
• Sudden tightening of muscles during exercise
• Aches and pains

Ultrasound has been used since the 1940s to treat this condition.

The most effective way to combat muscle aches and pains and any other inflammatory conditions is ultrasound. Ultrasound is a therapeutic treatment method using sound waves to treat pain, inflammation and muscle spasm. Ultrasound therapy has been used by physiotherapists since the 1940s. Now you can administer it yourself in the comfort of your own home with this easy to use home device.

We understand from our customers how painful and frustrating the symptoms of muscle ache, sports injuries and cramps can be. Ultralieve® is registered as a medical device in the UK. Try Ultralieve® today and start reducing your symptoms now. If you are not sure of the cause of your pain, we recommend you consult your GP.

What results can you expect?

Clinical studies support this method of application. It has been shown that the use of ultrasonic waves on the muscle tissue and ligaments can:

• increase blood flow to reduce local swelling and chronic inflammation
• promote healing by penetrating the skin’s surface and stimulating soft tissue
• increase the absorption of analgesics and anti-inflammatory agents
• reduce trigger point pain, the causes of headache, backache and all types of muscular/soft tissue ‘overuse’ syndromes

Ultralieve® – use it while on the move!

There will be times when you’re out of your house, travelling or generally on the move. High Tech Health has specially designed Ultralieve® to gain all the benefits while out and about. Scientifically and medically designed to relieve pain and promote healing. It has rechargeable batteries built into the device so you can either use it mains operated while on the move – it’s truly portable pain relief device.

Target Specific areas of pain, aches swelling fast!

Do you have areas that are hard to treat such as knees, backache and shoulder pain? Ultralieve® is a hand held device that’s so easy and simple to operate that you can reach those areas which are hard to reach. Target points of pain such as sore knees, wrists, ankles or aching backs.

Ultralieve® is so simple to use!

Your Ultralieve® unit is supplied with specially formulated Ultralieve® Ultrasound Gel. Simply apply the gel to the affected area or place it on the head of the Ultralieve® device, select the time required and the intensity level. Then glide the device over the affected area in circular motions. The Ultralieve® device conducts ultrasound waves at a frequency of 1-million vibrations per second (1 MHz) deep into the damaged tissues

No quibble money-back guarantee!

Ultralieve® comes with a no-quibble 30-days money back guarantee. Although it may take longer to fully treat your symptoms, within this time we are hopeful that you will see considerable improvement.

Order your Ultralieve® today and find out for yourself how this wonderful device will get you back on the road to recovery.