The Liascy TourmaAlign Posture Vestgenerates energy without the need for other energy sources (e.g. electricity).Liascy TourmaAlign Posture Vestprovide the user with multidimensional massage and stimulation based on ion therapy, far infrared therapy and moxa therapy. They help toeffectively stimulate blood and lymph circulation, relieve lymphedema and inflammation, and reduce fluid retention and cellulite. Our vest isFDA (Food and Drug Administration)approved and utilizes ion technology, far-infrared technology, and mugwort technology. Ignite your passion anytime, anywhere! Put on this vest every day and start taking action immediately!It is a simple, easy and non-invasive method which has no adverse effects. It might prove to be suitable for application inpeople with ED. Prof. Felix Jespersen, MD, MS, FECSM. Fellowship-trained urologist specializing in Male Infertility and Mens Health. (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark) As men age, sexual function tends to decline, and ED becomes more common among elderly men. Unhealthy lifestyle habits such as poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption can also have a negative impact on erectile function, leading to symptoms of impotence, premature ejaculation, and in more severe cases, prostate inflammation, and diabetes. Ionic therapytypically utilizes negative ions or positive ions to achieve therapeutic effects. Negative ions carry extra electrons, while positive ions lose electrons. These ions can enter the body through inhalation, skin contact, or other delivery methods. Once inside the body, they interact with cells, tissues, and fluids. They bind to receptors on the cell membrane and initiate intracellular signal transduction processes. These signal transduction processes can influence cell function, metabolism, and repair processes. In the treatment ofED, ionic therapy can regulate blood flow and vascular function, helping to relax muscles and arteries, improve blood circulation, and assist men in regaining their charm and confidence.
