Low-intensity vibration

Intervention

1 paper3 findings

  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funders: National Institutes of Health and 1 more
  • Animals1

Outcomes

3

Weight loss

downin mice1

1 study
  1. Low-intensity vibration decreases weight loss in mice (18% less weight loss at 12d).

    “18-month-old mice pre-treated with 4w of LIV prior to infection with an Influenza A virus exhibited 18% less weight loss at 12d compared to sham-handled controls”

    Animalsprior to infection with an Influenza A virus4w

    Low intensity vibration as a novel strategy to normalize age-related deficits in T cell proliferation, activation, and function

    Scientific reports17 Feb 2026

T-cell activation

upin mice1

1 study
  1. Low-intensity vibration increases T-cell activation in mice (+102% CD25, +44.2% CD69).

    “4w of 30 min/d of LIV applied to 18-month-old mice resulted in significant increases in T cell activation as compared to sham-handled controls (102% increase in CD25 & 44.2% increase in CD69; p < 0.05)”

    Animals30 min/d4w

    Low intensity vibration as a novel strategy to normalize age-related deficits in T cell proliferation, activation, and function

    Scientific reports17 Feb 2026

T cell proliferation

upin human cells1+59%

1 study
  1. Low-intensity vibration increases T cell proliferation in human cells (+59%).

    “As compared to sham-handled controls, LIV increased proliferation 59% in T cells isolated from elderly patients (69.3y ± 2.6)”

    Cells2 h of 30 Hz, 0.7 g2 h

    Low intensity vibration as a novel strategy to normalize age-related deficits in T cell proliferation, activation, and function

    Scientific reports17 Feb 2026

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