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“Race & recovery”
During effort, COMPRESSPORT® reduces lactic acid and shocks. COMPRESSPORT® protects you from muscular fatigue and damage. After effort, COMPRESSPORT® speeds up recovery and leaves you feeling great. “30-day Satisfied for Reimbursed” guarantee. Try it, even by curiosity!Intense effort with COMPRESSPORT®Its compression actions reduce greatly the accumulation of toxins round the leg area, especially when the effort is prolonged. The sheathing calf allows a more efficient venous feedback from feet to the heart and a better oxygena- tion thus facilitating muscle recovery during exercise.COMPRESSPORT®, muscular-tear preventionThe COMPRESSPORT® fibre is designed to reduce shock waves generated by running on hard ground. It therefore significantly reduces the oscillating movement of the muscles (muscle fibres), slowing down muscle fatigue thereby limiting risks of injury.

COMPRESSPORT® for your recovery

After sportCOMPRESSPORT® accompanies you throughout your recovery so you can regain light feeling legs, ready for another training session.

The purpose and design of Coreshorts is what differentiates them from a general compression short and makes them unique.Coreshorts set a new industry standard and are a necessary component of any athlete’s equipment. They are designed to mimic the functional anatomy of the core area (the body’s anterior and posterior diagonal sling systems) while also providing compression.

Coreshorts’ patented design (Core Activation System) utilizes a series of strategically angled elastics to produce the first anatomically correct compression short.

Benefits

• Rehabilitation
• Core protection
• Reduce strains and sprains

The key to an efficient recovery is an early, accurate diagnosis, a progressive rehabilitation program and sport specific retraining. Coreshorts were designed to aid in the recovery of core injuries by providing anatomical and functional support to the core area.

• Lower abdominal
• Hernia / sports hernia
• Sacroiliac joint sprain
• Lumbo-sacral sprain
• Osteitis-pubis
• Adductor strain (groin)
• Hip flexor / quadriceps strain
• Hip rotator strain
• Hamstring strain
• Hip ligament sprain

When faced with impaired mobility and associated pain, Össur’s comprehensive range of bracing and support products offers a practical and positive response.From osteoarthritis and ligament damage, to spinal care, podiatry and sporting soft goods, the Company’s expert non-invasive treatment designs represent some of the most advanced and effective solutions on the market today.

Take the Unloader One®. Scientifically proven to relieve the pain of osteoarthritis in the knee, this renowned brace improves mobility with immediate effect and without the need for surgery.

Superior immobilizing devices for those suffering cervical spine injuries include the Miami J® collar, while foot products such as the Miami J® ankle brace can help resolve a wide variety of biomechanical problems from ankle instability to misalignment of the foot.

Traumeel is an effective medication for acute injuries and inflammation of the musculoskeletal system, avoiding at the same time the notoriously serious side-effects of common anti-inflammatory therapies. Traumeel has been used to aid recovery from sprains, strains, bruises, nerve pain, swelling, and post-surgical pain. The inflammation process is really a complex cascade of different steps.Traumeel does not just stop pain but it acts on the first stages of the inflammation cascade and thus optimizes the whole process towards recovery. Traumeel comes in the form of tablet, cream or gel and is available in two sizes, 50g or 100g.

A variety of rehabilitation necessities are also conveniently available at Movéo including Sissel Exercise Balls, Foam Rollers, Theraband, Ripcord Bands, KTape, etc.

Kardovite is a heart tonic that promotes cardiovascular health in adults. Developed by pharmacist and herbalist Sam Ibrahim in 1999, the formula is based on his German education and 35 years of experience assisting patients at his renowned Edmonton pharmacies. Kardovite capsules contain hawthorn, garlic, bilberry, cayenne, milk thistle, and valerian. All of these ingredients have been used in traditional herbal medicine for hundreds, even thousands of years, and work synergistically to enhance heart health.

Kardovite has the following heart-health benefits:

• Helps enhance and maintain cardiovascular health and prevent risks associated with heart disease through a unique blend of six powerful herbal extracts
• Supports peripheral circulation and organ perfusion
• Increases energy production in the heart muscle
• Improves oxygen and blood flow for increased energy and stamina
• Supports overall health of the blood vessels
• A safe and effective way to help your heart beat 100,800 times a day for many years to come.

Visit the Kardovite website for more information www.kardovite.ca

Backed by Scientific Evidence – “ Revolutionary Design!”***Provides outstanding comfort and responsiveness for your head and neck.
As you roll from back to side, *the water instantly adjusts to maintain
correct head and neck support and outstanding comfort*.

• A comfortable pillow that *supports the Cervical spine ideally*.
• Clinically proven to naturally help *relieve neck pain caused by arthritis, stress or injuries*.
• The water pillow is surrounded by an Extra Soft Layer of Polyester fill and *adapts to different anatomical shapes and sizes. *
• *Uses ordinary tap water*
• *Instantly responds to changes* in sleeping position.
• Research reveals that 90% of the subjects tested, said they would continue to use the Mediflow Water Pillow*.

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE OF EFFECTIVENESS
In a study on adults with chronic neck pain conducted at John Hopkins University School of Medicine, it was found that the *Mediflow® Waterbase®*pillow was associated with increased pain relief and improved quality of sleep.

CONCLUSION
Proper selection of a pillow can significantly reduce pain and improve quality of sleep.

Reference: *Cervical Pain: A Comparison of Three Pillows*, Lavin RA.
Research conducted at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Published
in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (February 1997).