Health & Medicine
How EECP therapy from the Centre for Wellness and Healthy Living helps you reduce weight and body fat?
MUMBAI: While world-wide people spend millions of dollars to reduce weight, burn fat and related treatments, there is a cost-effective treatment that can be availed of easily.
According to Dr Pranav Kabra of the Raksha Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai, non invasive EECP therapy increases lymphatic circulation, increases and streamlines metabolism in the body and increases physical energy output for higher calorie burn, thereby helping individuals to reduce weight.
This is a scientific and natural method of reducing weight and fat content in the body according to the Centre for Wellness and Healthy Living, Mumbai.
Keeping your weight in control is one of the best things you can do to reduce your risk of heart disease and other ailments, besides
Being overweight puts you at risk for a whole lot of diseases like cardiac arrest and high blood pressure, just to name two, it also makes living a happy and fulfilled life much more difficult. Most men who are overweight suffer from erectile dysfunction and are not able to lead sexually fulfilling lives and the same is true for women who are greatly overweight.
The best and natural way to lose weight and maintain a healthy figure is to combine a proper diet and regular exercise and yoga. While modern medical science has several ways and means for quick (read overnight) weight loss and fat reduction, these could have several side effects in the long run, which could be even more dangerous than being overweight in the first place.
What is EECP therapy?
Enhanced external counterpulsation (EECP) treatment is an approved outpatient therapy for chronic stable angina and other related issues like weight loss, fat reduction, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, etc. It uses pressure on the lower limbs to improve blood flow in people with long-term symptoms of heart disease, such as chest pain and pressure.
Enhanced external counterpulsation (EECP) therapy is a safe and effective alternative therapy to surgery when treating angina (chest pain) in people with coronary artery disease. It may have uses for other conditions that remain under study, including heart failure, diabetes, weight loss and long COVID.