Mollii and what I think about the Intensive Suit Therapy programs:

Honestly I don’t personally liked TheraSuit we tried long time ago in Spain for Marc ( he hated that it was tearing him all diferent ways and didn’t supported it more than 3 minutes ) ….may be I didn’t tried too long enough but it was all as our experience with suits for naw….

New very small study for Mollii: (2019)

https://mollii.com/press-release-2019-05-07-new-study-on-mollii-in-children-with-cerebral-palsy/

I was asked a lot about Mollii ( I know french mother Mélanie Masson Jeannot – all her contacts at the end of this article

Who created the association near Paris)

https://www.facebook.com/1588984894653180/posts/2283404491877880?sfns=mo

They did french study in her conductive education centre for Mollii:

http://apetitpas.over-blog.fr/2016/12/neuromuscular-electrical-stimulation-and-conductive-education-mira-auer-conductor.html

I never tried yet for my son Marc because he has electrical suplimental pathways in his heart (wpw syndrome) I wasn’t convinced that it was safe to try it … next September 2018 I will go in Italy to check his WPW and if it’s ok after 5th operation and we get Professor Pappone agrément so may be I will try it….this winter

So I can give just informations about I can’t testimonials about haw it works ok;)?

So informations from this site:https://www.myelin.org/2017/08/mollii-suit-assistive-device-for-muscle-stiffness-spasticity-motor-disability/

« The Mollii Suit is a new assistive device developed by Inerventions, a Swedish company, that can “relax spastic, tense, and aching muscles.” The company was started by Mollii inventor Fredrik Lundqvist in 2009. According to their website, Mollii is currently being used by people with cerebral palsy, stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired brain damage, and neurodegenerative conditions. Inerventions mission is, “creating opportunities for active movement and functional improvements, and providing everybody with the chance to live a dignified and active life.

How does it work?

The suit has 58 electrodes which can be combined in various ways. Mollii has a control unit which is individually programmed for each user. The person prescribing Mollii uses a computer program to adapt the active electrodes and the intensity (which muscles are to be activated by means of current). The settings are then saved in the Mollii control unit, making it simple for the device to be used at home.

Mollii uses low level electric current to produce basic tension in the musculature. The current stimulates the antagonist to the spastic muscle. If, for example, the biceps is spastic, the triceps is stimulated which in turn makes the biceps relax. Relaxing the muscle enables active movement and a gradual improvement in function. The physiological mechanism is called reciprocal inhibition. »

https://inerventions.se/en/product/?readmore=mollii

Before/after pictures: