The Science Behind the recharge Man Device
Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects millions of men worldwide, but cutting-edge technologies like the Recharge Device offer new hope. By combining multiple non-invasive therapies, the device addresses ED from various angles to maximize effectiveness. Below, we explore the four primary therapies integrated into the device, their benefits, how they work, and the science supporting their efficacy.
Red Light Therapy (Photobiomodulation)
Benefits and How It Works:
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Enhances blood flow to the penis by stimulating the production of nitric oxide, a molecule that relaxes blood vessels and improves circulation.
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Promotes tissue repair and reduces inflammation by penetrating deep into the skin and activating cellular repair processes.
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Non-invasive and pain-free as red light therapy directly stimulates cells without causing thermal damage.
Scientific Support:
A study published in The World Journal of Men’s Health demonstrated that red light therapy improved erectile function in animals with neurogenic ED by enhancing penile blood circulation. (1)
Another review highlighted that red light therapy can boost nitric oxide production, which plays a crucial role in achieving and maintaining erections. (2)
Heat Therapy
Benefits and How It Works:
Increases blood flow by gently heating the penile tissue, causing blood vessels to expand and allowing for improved circulation.
Reduces tension in penile muscles by promoting relaxation, which can enhance responsiveness during sexual arousal.
Promotes overall tissue health and regeneration by accelerating cellular metabolism and healing processes.
Scientific Support:
Infrared therapy has been shown to improve circulation and endothelial function, contributing to better erectile performance. An article from Light Therapy Specialist detailed how heat therapy supports penile health through vasodilation and stress reduction. (3)
Additionally, transurethral microwave thermotherapy (TUMT) studies report improvements in erectile function following heat-based prostate treatments. (4)
Vibration Therapy (Penile Vibratory Stimulation)
Benefits and How It Works:
Stimulates nerve pathways by applying targeted vibrations to the glans and frenulum, activating sensory receptors that trigger erectile responses.
Enhances penile sensitivity and blood flow by increasing nerve activity, which leads to greater arousal and improved circulation.
Useful for men with mild-to-moderate ED or recovering from prostate surgery by promoting neural regeneration and preventing nerve atrophy.
Scientific Support:
A 2023 study in the Canadian Journal of Urology evaluated the Viberect device and confirmed its ability to provoke erections through neurostimulatory pathways. (5)
Further evidence suggests that penile vibratory stimulation aids erectile rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy by preserving nerve function. (6)
Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS)
Benefits and How It Works:
Strengthens pelvic floor muscles by delivering low-frequency electrical impulses that contract and tone the muscles involved in erectile function.
Increases blood flow and nerve responsiveness by stimulating deeper tissues, enhancing circulation to the penile region.
Enhances overall penile health by preventing tissue atrophy and promoting muscle endurance, essential for sustaining erections.
Scientific Support:
A 2024 study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine demonstrated that transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) improved erectile satisfaction by increasing penile blood circulation. (7)
Further research has highlighted the effectiveness of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) in treating ED by promoting pelvic muscle strength. (8)
Scientific References
Red Light Therapy (Photobiomodulation)
- (1) The World Journal of Men’s Health
- (2) Review on nitric oxide production and erectile function.
Heat Therapy
- (3) Article from Light Therapy Specialist.
- (4) Studies on transurethral microwave thermotherapy (TUMT).
Vibration Therapy (Penile Vibratory Stimulation)
- (5) 2023 study in the Canadian Journal of Urology.
- (6) Research on penile vibratory stimulation and erectile rehabilitation.
Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS)
- (7) 2024 study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine.
- (8) Research on neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) for ED.
