A: Yes, although the strength of the vibration needs to be taken into account. For example, if the vibration is reduced to where it is almost imperceptible, then there are few, if any, contraindications. The contraindications below are typical for average vibration settings and are necessarily conservative. It is always recommended that you check with your healthcare provider.

• Pregnancy

• Acute thrombosis

• Serious cardiovascular disease

• Pacemaker

• Recent wounds from an operation or surgery

• Hip and knee implants

• Acute hernia, discopathy, spondylolysis

• Severe diabetes

• Epilepsy

• Recent infections

• Severe migraine

• Tumors

• Recently placed IUDs, metal pins, or plates

• Electrolyte imbalance

• Phlebitis or other risk factors associated with of pulmonary embolism

• Gall bladder problems relating to lymphatic drainage

• Existing retinal detachment or any predisposition to retinal detachment

Disclaimer: The WBV is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. The benefits listed herein this web site are based on independent studies which reference years of research into (WBV) whole body vibration therapy and training and those studies are independent of the technology and have not been evaluated by the FDA.