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ELECTRIC PEDAL EXERCISER : arm and leg movement, physical therapy and bicycle, passive assisted mobile trainer, motorized exercise cycle to prevent deep vein thrombosis; improve hand flexibility and strengthen muscle strength

THE BEST EFFECT AFTER USE : stimulate muscle movement, achieve the purpose of stimulating nerves; oppress muscle tension, increase reflux pressure; increase joint mobility and reduce cramps. Make the body soft; maintain or restore walking ability, enhance the coordination of limbs, and promote health

NON-SLIP : unmarked feet ensure pedal movement on any surface, including table tops, carpets or hard floors. Each pedal also features a non-slip surface and an adjustable toe ring for added comfort and safety.

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STRONG MUSCLES AND INCREASED ATTENTION : The compact folding pedal exerciser can be used to strengthen the arms and legs, effectively increase blood circulation, increase endurance, reduce stress and focus

APPLICABLE : cerebral infarction, hemiplegia due to stroke, cerebral palsy, diversified stiffness, paraplegia, cold limbs, limb paralysis, cold limbs, Parkinson’s disease, prolonged bed rest, active or passive exercise, aerobic exercise