About Compression Therapy

Compression helps your body by increasing blood flow to certain areas. Because of the increased blood flow, it helps deliver more oxygen and nutrients to an injured or inflamed area of the body, which may speed up recovery, relieve aches and improve athletic performance overall.

The Benefits of Compression Therapy

• Enhanced Circulation and Lymphatic System Function.
• Decreased Muscle Soreness and Fatigue.
• Improved Range of Motion and Flexibility.
• Faster Recovery and Injury Prevention.

Compression Therapy is a treatment that uses sequential, intermittent compression to improve blood and lymphatic circulation. It offers several benefits, including: 

Enhanced Recovery: 

• Reduces muscle soreness and fatigue

• Accelerates recovery from exercise, surgery, or injury

• Improves range of motion and flexibility

Improved Circulation: 

• Stimulates blood flow to the extremities

• Promotes lymphatic drainage

• Reduces swelling and inflammation. 

Reduced Pain: 

• Relieves muscle tension and tightness

• Helps flush out metabolic waste products

• Alleviates pain associated with delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS)

Enhanced Athletic Performance: 

• Improves recovery time between workouts

• Reduces muscle fatigue and stiffness

• Supports faster recovery

Other Benefits: 

• Promotes relaxation and stress reduction

• Improves venous return, which can be beneficial for people with varicose veins

• Supports wound healing

• May help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT)