More reasons not to mess with Whole Body Vibration

Whole Body Vibration can be experienced by a lot of users, however Heavy Machinery users experience WBV on a daily basis.
I was emailed this link earlier in the week, and I thought I’d share it on our website. Whole Body Vibration(WBV) usually occurs by riding in vehicles, but its effects can be seen by people who drive heavy machinery, work driving tractors all day, or something as fun as riding a motorcycle. WBV is most commonly noticeable through nausea,headaches, or loss of balance. But longterm exposure to WBV can cause serious health concerns, especially dealing with the spine. It can cause disc disease, herniated discs, disorders of the gastrointestinal system, and lumbar scoliosis.
click this link to read more warnings about WBV. This particular link actually shows and talks about the effects that WBV can have on heavy machinery users. It also mentions what you can do to combat WBV. One of which is “Try to get out of your vehicle every one to two hours for a few minutes to stand, stretch, and give your body a break from vibration.” A few minutes every one to two hours, is anyone really going to do this?
I would suggest giving a MitiGator equipped seat a try before you do that. MitiGator has been proven to reduce whole body vibration by over 60% versus standard memory foam. The MitiGator cushioning system is designed to absorb and dissipate energy from vibration and impacts that users back or body will usually feel. For more information on the MitiGator click the about the MitiGator section or send me a email (John@MitiGatorinc.com) and I’ll answer any questions you have.
The MitiGator™ Technology is an engineered cushioning system designed to protect people and equipment from these assaults and to allow them to continue to perform their jobs or enjoy their leisure time. The MitiGator™ uses patented air control technology working with over 4,000 surfaces per square foot to dissipate energy before it is transmitted to the body and thus help alleviate the problems.























