Electrostimulator DENAS-Cardio Mini

The transdermal electrical stimulator for influencing biologically active zones (BAZ) “DENAS Cardio Mini” is designed to lower blood pressure, prevent hypertension and normalize the general condition of the body.

At first glance, the Cardio MINI is a popular smartwatch. In fact, it is a modern medical device that can be used on demand – literally “here and now”.

The treatment set includes three programs. The first two are for lowering blood pressure by acting on certain biologically active points. The third is prophylactic for people with an increased risk of hypertension. You can turn on these programs and take a healing impulse separately, you can alternate, or you can go through a full treatment cycle – from the first to the third. The main thing is to focus on the needs of the body and the result.

The device itself is designed in the style of “minimalism”: a square shape with rounded corners, easy to understand and at the same time bright icons and a silicone strap. The device can be used as a fashion accessory and, of course, as a device to improve your well-being in any convenient place. On the street, in transport, at work, on trips and, of course, at home.

The creators of Cardio MINI have provided everything to make the device not only pleasant, but also convenient to use. On the front side of the device, there is only one button for operating procedures. So even an elderly person who is far from technology can easily master the device.

An electrode is located on the inner side of the body, which is the working part of the device. It is quite large, so it can easily “find” the desired biologically active point and carry out the procedure as needed and where necessary.

The first program stimulates vascular tone, which normalizes blood pressure.

The second program Cardio MINI is recommended for people whose blood pressure increases due to endocrine disorders, such as diabetes or obesity.

The third program of the device is preventive: such procedures can prevent the development of hypertension in people at risk.