Can you please be more specific about the tendonitis. You are saying “upper arm” which I would assume means it originates in the shoulder and is radiating into the upper arm. Is this correct? Are you talking about a shoulder tendonitis? I would need to know that to offer advice.

As far as head vibration, there should be little risk as long as it is minimized. Upper body positions at higher intensities should be performed with little vibration in the head.

Also is there any risk to the eyes (ie retina damage or increased floaters ) with the vibrations to the head?

Thanks

Deb

Just saw this post my apologies for not responding earlier.

I agree with Gabriel that initally you should alternate days between the Sauna & WBV. Especially since you are not conditioned to either. You need to ensure that you are not doing too much to start and see how your body adapts to each.

With Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue, users often experience an energy boost and take on more that they are ready for just because they are feeling more energized after a session.

Over time some of our users have found that combining the two can be effective. I typically suggest Sauna use after the WBV session.

For Restless Leg Syndrome I too can only speak from experience and have a couple of clients that have found almost immediate relief. Depending on mobility I would add massage to the quads/hams and calves after your session.

The massage could be done daily specifically to address this.

Deb

The DZT v7000 machine although to be released in an upcoming report is not included in the current version. This platform is one that I personally own and it has been tested. The company simply lies about the machines frequency capabilities and does so knowingly.

DZT is in top spot when it comes to deception. DZT claims the machine operates from 0-30hz. In reality and based on an independent engineers test the machine was identified to operate from 4.37hz to a maximum of 17.5hz. This was based on an unloaded (no mass on machine). Add a typical user 100+lbs and there is a good chance the machines speeds will be reduced.

Hope this helps

Dan

Stay away from any machines offered on ‘panic buy’ sites, especially DZT….. as Gabriel has mentioned, this label like so many others have some massaging benefits, but DZT has moved to the top of the list for blatantly lying about their overly exaggerated performance capabilities and specifications when questioned on theses sites. All for the name of another $ale……. several efforts to challenge and to offer the following link to the unexpected consumer were deleted by the ‘panic buy’ site monitors, making them equally as irresponsible.

Here’s an example of a very inexpensive test that anyone can do, surprisingly very accurate when compared against independent engineers sophisticated test results….. soon to be made available.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaZGXZH273g&feature=related

Welcome to the forum and thanks for the question. The DZT is yet another underperforming vibration platform. I believe it was tested here – http://us.hypervibe.com/report.php. Also called the oto-flabelos. It can be used for massage and balance training. Otherwise, for the more substantial benefits of whole body vibration, it is not supported on this form.

For a family with the demos you mentioned, assuming you are interested in muscle, body comp. benefits, you require a platform that we support. They are listed in this article. Let us know if you need any further assistance.