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Electric Medicine

  • A wide variety of medical conditions have been successfully treated with electrical stimulation for nearly 2,000 years. 

  • First reported application of electromedicine was completed by medical doctors in Greece.  Electrical impulses used for treatment of pain and circulatory disorders.  Electric eels were placed in foot baths.  Doctors documented substantial therapeutic results with electrical currents in both pain and circulatory conditions.

  • 1700’s European physicians used controlled electric currents almost exclusively for the treatment of pain and circulatory dysfunction. 

  • Late 1800’s more than 50% of all American physicians used some form of electromedicine in their practices daily for pain management and wound healing.

Electric Cell Signal Treatment

Today there is now a considerably more advanced form of electromedicine being used by innovative physicians in clinical practice as well as numerous hospitals around the country.  This method is referred to as Electric Cell Signal treatment, and it appears to be providing more effective treatment and longer lasting pain relief for the patient. 

 

The use of electrical modalities of pharmaceutical strength and using resonant frequencies and associated harmonics in ranges much greater than conventional TENS.

Under the direction of a trained medical professional using the proper electric cell treatment protocol, patient dosage and anatomical electrode application, these specialized medical devices can safely and effectively treat most pain and circulatory conditions. 

Clinical use for Electric Cell Singling Treatment systems include:

  • Acute and chronic pain conditions

  • Adjunctive treatment of post traumatic pain syndromes

  • Management and symptomatic relief of long term intractable pain

  • Adjunctive treatment in management of post surgical pain

  • Neuromuscular re education and training

  • Relaxion of muscle spasms

  • Increasing local blood circulation

  • Immediate post surgical stimulation of the calf muscles to prevent phlebothrombosis

  • Stimulate peripheral nerves for the purpose of pain relief

  • Stimulate motor nerves for the purpose of muscle rehabilitation

Our clinic uses the Hako – Med’s groundbreaking therapy.  Hako med is a German technology, also known as horizontal therapy.

  • Effective non-narcotic solutions for pain and neuropathy

  • Machines use sophisticated technology to deliver specific electrical frequencies

  • Lower frequencies the therapy influences bioelectrical processes assisting with pain relief and improving muscle function

  • Higher frequencies target biochemical processes, which can enhance metabolism, immune response, and further support healing and pain reduction. 

  • Clinically effective for the following conditions:

  • Peripheral neuropathy

  • Diabetic neuropathy

  • Poor circulation

  • Sciatica, disc herniations

  • Spinal stenosis

  • Plantar fasciitis

  • Heel spurs

  • Tennis elbow

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Osteoarthritis

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