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What is different between a TENS and Electrical Muscle Stimulator?

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What is different between a TENS and Electrical Muscle Stimulator?

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@@TENS is designed to help relieve certain types of chronic and acute pain. It is used to simulate the nerve, muscle and cells via surface skin by low electricity to make the brain produce endorphin naturally and then to reach the goal of relieving syndromes and stopping pain. @@ Electrical muscle stimulator EMS works by sending electronic stimulation to the muscle; thus allowing the muscle to contract hundreds of times per minute. This contracting of the muscles increases blood flow to the muscles which benefits tired aching muscles; and expedites the healing. The muscle stimulation can assist in re-educating and rebuilding injured muscles when you are unable to physically exercise.

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TENS is designed to help relieve certain types of chronic and acute pain. It is used to simulate the nerve, muscle and cells via surface skin by low electricity to make the brain produce endorphin naturally and then to reach the goal of relieving syndromes and stopping pain. Electrical muscle stimulator (EMS) works by sending electronic stimulation to the muscle; thus allowing the muscle to contract hundreds of times per minute. This contracting of the muscles increases blood flow to the muscles which benefits tired aching muscles; and expedites the healing. The muscle stimulation can assist in re-educating and rebuilding injured muscles when you are unable to physically exercise.

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