The Exopulse Mollii Suit is a wearable medical device featuring 58 integrated electrodes designed to assist individuals with motor impairments, particularly those suffering from spasticity and muscle-related neurological conditions. It uses low-frequency electrical stimulation to help muscles relax and improve coordination. 

Targeted Conditions: It is used for adults and children with cerebral palsy (CP), multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke, spinal cord injuries, and other neurological disorders that cause spasticity or stiff, tense muscles.

Mechanism (Reciprocal Inhibition): The 58 electrodes send electrical impulses to the opposing (antagonist) muscle of the spastic muscle, prompting it to relax. For example, if a bicep is spastic, the suit stimulates the tricep to force the bicep to relax.

Usage and Efficacy: The suit is typically worn for one hour every other day, with effects lasting up to 48 hours. Regular use can lead to improvements in mobility, balance, and reduced pain, enhancing everyday functional movements.

Thanks for the info. I have a relative who suffers from mobility issues so will ask if they have heard of this suit.

Doesn't come cheap though. Apparently sets you back about £5.8k

Need this after leg day

I have MS. This would be glorious.