Cryotherapy for US marines
On today's Dispotech blog, we will talk again about cryotherapy providing our readers with an unusual point of view: that of a former U.S. Marine
The Blog by Dispotech. On this page you can find news, updates, curiosities about the world of disposable products for the medical, dental, mass retail and sport sectors. Many posts are also dedicated to brief guides and how-tos to optimise the job with disposable products and gain the best results in every field. In addition, we will update you about the events attended by Dispotech and the launch of new products. Follow us on this page to keep always in touch with Dispotech's world!
On today's Dispotech blog, we will talk again about cryotherapy providing our readers with an unusual point of view: that of a former U.S. Marine
Let's continue our in-depth coverage on cryotherapy and, in general, all treatments where the benefits of cold are used.
Today, on Dispotech's blog, we are going to be covering cryotherapy and its excellent results on patients deciding to experience the benefits of cold therapy, available through a wide range of devices.
Today on the Dispotech blog, we will address trends in the medical industry that have revolutionised 2020 and, we're convinced, will be increasingly present and effective in the near future. To do so, we use the support of an interesting article published on boardofinnovation.com.
we wish you the best holiday for you and your family and friends. We will be back from 7th of January 2021.
This week we are going to talk about the IIR type masks and why it is necessary to use them, according to the World Health Organization (WHO)
Today on Dispotech's blog we are going to talk about back and neck pains which, as we know, affect a lot of people - some sporadically, others chronically.
we address a serious topic related to the pandemic caused by Covid-19: the exponential (and worrying) increase of anxiety.
Does ice therapy actually reduce tissue damage, swelling and post-injury pain? How useful is cryotherapy for the treatment of acute injuries and how long should it be used for?