Sitting less
Sit less, and stand more vibrantly. Releases tension, activates blood and lymph circulation and reduces pressure on the sole of the foot.
kybun improves the vitality of Parkinson's patients
Over six million people worldwide suffer from Parkinson's
The second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's. Although the symptoms of the disease can now be kept at bay for many years, a cure is still not in sight. However, the cause has still not been conclusively found. Parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's, and although the symptoms of the disease can now be kept at bay for many years, a cure is still not in sight. The cause has still not been conclusively found.
More and more affected people have discovered kybun as a simple, effective, and affordable alternative to effectively combat the symptoms of the disease and regain a large part of their quality of life.
The unique technology of the shoe gently activates and mobilizes the muscles. The kybun shoe thus leads to a reduction in muscular discomfort and especially resting tremors.
The Swiss health concept with kybun products
Avoid overloading
The comparison on the foot pressure measurement plate: more even pressure distribution in the kybun shoe (below) compared to the conventional shoe.
Healthy exercise
kybun relieves tension through walking. In addition, blood and lymph circulation are activated and the pressure on the sole of the foot is more evenly distributed and therefore reduced.
Help with Parkinson's
kybun as an ideal therapy supplement
- No specific pressure point due to the elastic, springy sole
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Reduction of muscle tremors (Tremor)
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Improved balance and less dizziness
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Fluid walking without thinking - thanks to increased proprioceptive feedback
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Activation, training and loosening of the leg/core muscles
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Enhances blood circulation in legs and feet
Special shoe for Parkinson's patient
Johann Brülisauer from Teufen has been suffering from Parkinson's for years
He counteracts the symptoms of stiffness, immobility, and postural instability with a special sole. Thanks to the peculiar surface, the Parkinson's patient has to constantly balance, thus staying in motion and preventing a stooped posture. On top of everything, the "miracle" sole also reduces his knee pain and cushions the impact on the joints with every step.
