FULL BODY VIBRATION PLATES: A CANCER CURE?!
Written by: Grace Umeadi
Published on: March 21, 2025
Over the decades, we've seen tons of research carried out to test many cancer therapies to ascertain how effectively they benefit cancer patients. Whole body vibration (WBV) has been one of these therapies monitored closely by experts. And while you may not have been paying attention to these developments, full body vibration has produced significant results with improving cancer patients undergoing cancer care.
How's is that even possible? Yes, with any level of skepticism this is the first of many questions. Truth is the studies, experiments and projections are all in existence, if you look closely enough.
What Are The Facts?
Let's establish a perspective. Cancer as you may know is complex and multifaceted. It is not easily curable. Many experts would even argue that there is no straightforward cure for cancer, which is an angle. Whole body vibration exercises using vibration plates can do a lot to help cure cancer but is not an established cure for it.
How? Same way every other medical therapy remedies cancer. By alleviating cancerous growth and improving the conditions associated with it. In essence exercising with vibration plates puts certain physico chemical reactions in motion to significantly reduce cancer cell growth, increase mortality rate of infected cells and reduce the severity of associated conditions.
The Medical Explanation
As humans, the facts won't just satisfy us. We want to hear practical explanations, a workable theory. You'll probably even need a spreadsheet presentation. Let's be as direct as possible. According to lead oncologist at Lifeline Cancer Care Dr Ajay Sharma, WBV improves muscle strength, mobility and bone mineral density. This doesn't only alleviate the spread of cancerous growth in bone cancer but also improves its associated symptoms.
Dr Sharma's publication on the topic further illustrates how bone health in general supports cancer treatments such as chemo and hormonal therapies. As you may know these cancer treatments do lead to bone loss over time. WBV also becomes instrumental here as it helps improve bone density, reducing fracture risk.
Also WBV's immune benefits and lymphatic assistance is a whole other angle. Still according to Dr Jay Sharma WBV may stimulate lymphatic flow, which aids detoxification and immune response. This is a big deal for cancer patients undergoing chemo and immunotherapy.
On the other hand, you may want to know that WBV may just not be suitable for everybody. Patients with deep vein thrombosis and bone metastases may need extra assessments. Dr Sharma maintains that individual assessment should be fairly considered before going all in on WBV.
In Conclusion
The medical angle is abundant. As earlier mentioned, you only need to know where to look. Experts are still trying to prove whether body vibration can successfully kill cancerous cells. Research published by the National Library of Medicine reports that high frequency mechanical vibrations can successfully kill cancer cells.
Many have also argued that vibration therapy is more supportive than curative. Of course WBV was never going to be a replacement for traditional cancer treatments like chemotherapy. Nevertheless you just can not overlook the solid medical benefits it presents towards curing cancer conditions.
