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How Marodyne LIV Works

The Marodyne LiV Device is a third generation whole body low-intensity vibration device that safely contributes towards musculo skeletal health. The device builds on technology resulting from over 30 years of basic and clinical research, funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other funding agencies around the world. Sarcopenia, restoring motion to joints, adjunctive treatment for obesity, relieving minor pain or treating a temporary increase in local circulation may safely benefit by using Marodyne LiV for 10 - 20 minutes a day.

Marodyne LIV Optional Stand

Manufactured in the USA, the stand is designed to complement a Marodyne LiV Device in a clinical or residential setting.


The stand is comprised of powder coated aluminum base plate and telescopic upright section with a handle-bar and a tablet placement attachment.


Older frailer users, or those rehabilitating after surgery will find the stand useful when undertaking a session on the Marodyne LiV Device. It will provide an element of security and the balance support that they may require.


The dimensions of the stand are baseplate 17.5” wide and 16.0” deep with an upright height of 50”. The weight of the stand is 16.5 pounds. 


Cost is $1,050 plus tax and shipping.


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Marodyne LIV Platform 

Manufactured in Germany, the vibration platform is designed to be used alone or together with the optional base.

Product Specifications:

Shipping Dimensions: 24 x 21 x 11"
Shipping weight: 28 lbs.
Power: 100 - 240 VAC; 70 W.
Vibration frequency: 30 Hz.
Acceleration: 0.4G

NOTE: Each Marodyne LIV comes with a carry case

Cost is $3,350 plus tax and shipping.

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Some of the conditions that may be treated with low energy whole body vibration platforms are:


· Bone density support

· Balance & fall-risk reduction

· Bone Management 

· Elderly or frail patients

· Post-surgical rehabilitation augmenting standard of care

· Post-fracture recovery

· Early-stage rehabilitation and low-load recovery 


How Vibration Effects the Body

Low Energy Vibration for Fall Prevention and Senior Rehabilitation: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know

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High vs Low Energy Vibration Therapy: Clinical Differences Healthcare Providers Must Know

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The Science of Mechanotransduction and Vibration Therapy

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Using Low Energy Vibration for Balance and Fall Prevention in Older Adults

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Explore The Science

Low-intensity Vibration (LIV) is high frequency, low-magnitude whole body acceleration of the human standing on the device that contributes to bone and muscle wellness. These low magnitude accelerations also promote the building of lean muscle mass and the conditioning of muscle reflexes. These aid in the management of balance, gait and the musculoskeletal condition in the loaded skeleton. LIV is safe when compared to whole body vibration at acceleration levels greater than 1g1. LIV addresses the loaded skeleton (legs and spine) rather than a focal area when mechanical force is only applied to one region of the body.

It is important to emphasize that LIV, when delivered systemically, has a measured benefit in redeveloping muscles in sarcopenia in the elderly2, cuts fall incidence practically in half in the elderly3, and protects balance and stability during extended inactivity. It is important to note that use of LIV has reported no adverse events and is readily employed with high daily compliance.


1. Muir J, Kiel D, Rubin CT, Safety and severity of accelerations delivered from whole body vibration exercise devices to standing adults, J Sci Med Sport. 2013 Nov;16(6):526-31
2. Bao, Z. et al. Prevention of age-related neuromuscular junction degeneration in sarcopenia by low-magnitude high-frequency vibration. Aging Cell, e14156 (2024). https://doi.org:10.1111/acel.14156
3. Leung, K. S. et al. Effects of 18-month low-magnitude high-frequency vibration on fall rate and fracture risks in 710 community elderly--a cluster-randomized controlled trial. Osteoporosis international, 25, 1785-1795 (2014)


How Healthcare Providers Use Marodyne LIV

The platform may be utilized in the office on a cash basis or filed for insurance coverage.  Additionally, platforms may be rented to patients or sold to patients for long term usae at home.

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