FlintRehab Asia

08/09/2021

Difficulty moving your affected hand is a common struggle among survivors of neurological injury.
The key to recovery is high repetition of therapeutic movements. As you practice using your hand, you help stimulate the brain and encourage it to heal and rewire itself.

This is how MusicGlove Zao Inc helps survivors regain hand function rapidly. It encourages hundreds of repetitions per therapy session, which helps you see results faster than traditional therapy

13/08/2021

You’re about to learn the difference between active and passive exercise and why it helps paralysis after

Exercise for stroke patients is the foundation of the healing and recovery process, whether the arm can move or requires assistance to move. You’re about to learn the difference between active and passive exercise and why it helps paralysis recovery after stroke. Then, you’ll discover some examp...

12/08/2021

Yes, it's possible to recover from severe motor impairments!

Margy's determination to recover is an inspiration. She never gave up. Instead, she kept exploring options and refused to accept any limits to recovery.
Determination goes a long way during recovery. When strong work ethic is combined with an effective home therapy program like FitMi + MusicGlove, it's a recipe for success.
When Margy talks about her grandson helping her with the exercises, she is referring to passive exercise. This involves accomplishing a movement with assistance from either a caregiver or even from yourself by using your non-affected side.
Passive exercise is how can improve movement even if you have severely limited movement. It helps stimulate the brain and encourage neuroplasticity: the mechanism the brain uses to heal and rewire itself.
FitMi targets the full body while specifically targets your hand and fine motor skills. Together they make a powerful home therapy program.
If used on a regular basis, you can maximize your chances of recovering movement in the full body. You'll never know what's possible until you try.

Are you ready to improve like Margy?!

11/08/2021

Never too old and never too severe…

"I had a severe ischemic stroke in 2014 when I was 71. It didn’t occur to me that I wouldn’t recover because I had read quite a bit about neuroplasticity and the TPA shot, so I assumed that for me, a stroke could cease to be something I had to worry about.
It had been in the back of my mind since my father, his sister and both their parents had had strokes - all in varying severity. But I ate very healthy, didn’t smoke, wasn’t on anything with clot inducing side effects, I exercised and took long walks every day in the woods.
And then it happened.
Just as we were about to sit down to my favorite dinner, in front of the fire with a good move, it struck. I left for the hospital on the evening of October 27, and didn’t return home until December 31st.
I woke up in the hospital to find my right side was completely paralyzed. Still, I thought if I was willing to put in the work, force my brain to forge new pathways with countless repetitions, I would recover.
Even though I tried every kind of rehab promise, including a stem cell trial, nothing made a big difference.
Then my 20 year old grandson came for a Covid lockdown visit and started working with me on my rehab. We were looking for new and exciting things to try, so I ordered the MusicGlove and FitMi and he held my fingers in position while I struggled to close the gap.
At first it was an exercise in frustration, but eventually I began moving them a little.
I also use the FitMi and I even see a slight improvement with that…reaching down with my right leg without it wobbling all over the place.
Jack (grandson) stands behind me for support. I can stand alone, but not walk alone. I can walk with a brace, a cane and a body guard and I often think of the physiatrist, who used to be at the acute rehab, who told me that I wouldn’t get out of the wheelchair.
I’m very glad I gave the MusicGlove and FitMi a chance, because it’s challenging as well as entertaining and every bit of movement you can force out of your body puts you that much closer to where you want to be."
— Margy's FitMi review Zao Inc

10/08/2021

Can FitMi help with my condition?

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