Systemic Disorders

Stroke is among the most common illnesses and the fifth most frequent cause of death in the United States. Furthermore, stroke is the most common cause of moderate and severe disability.

Thanks to light everyday exercise, kybun keeps your body fit and strong, which helps with prevention. After a stroke, kybun can provide significant rehabilitation support by restoring the body’s balance through gentle training.

While some fibromyalgia sufferers are primarily affected by pain, others complain mainly of fatigue, tension, difficulty in concentration and the necessity of abnormally long recovery periods after physical, mental or emotional strain.

Movement helps combat pain, strengthens the body and improves well-being.
kybun is particularly effective when it comes to providing relief from pain and fatigue. Standing on the soft, elastic material is gentle on the body since the impact from hard surfaces is dampened. This is very pleasant and helps you to walk more easily despite pain and fatigue.

Excessive weight is a common condition in the western world. One reason for this is lack of movement. This disorder is talked about in the media every day, and there are countless books about nutrition and diets; nevertheless, affected individuals are usually overwhelmed with their situation and have already tried numerous methods without success.

kybun can help you bring movement into your everyday routine without spending additional time. It has been proven that moderate movement distributed throughout the day is a healthier and easier way to lose many excess pounds.

Those who suffer from haemophilia bleed longer than healthy people. Depending on the severity of the disorder, bleeding can be spontaneous, that is without a preceding injury. Spontaneous bleeding occurs in healthy people just as frequently, but they heal quickly and these incidents therefore go unnoticed. Bleeding can occur anywhere in the body, but certain areas, such as joints, are typical for haemophiliacs.

kybun allows you to gently mobilise your joints and strengthen your musculature, reducing pain and restoring the joy of movement.

Those who suffer from rheumatism usually lose the joy of movement or even actively avoid it because of the pain caused by soft tissue and/or joint pain and fear of additional pain.

It is important that rheumatism sufferers exercise moderately but regularly. kybun can help you rediscover the joy of movement. Thanks to the soft, elastic material of the kyBoot sole or the mat, the impact from hard floors is absorbed and pain decreases. This makes it possible to walk longer distances, thus training the body gently.