Acupuncture
Monday 9:00-12:150 & 4:00-6:00
Tuesday 9:00 & 12:15 & 4:00-6:00
Wednesday 9:00 & 12:15 & 4:00-6:00
Thursday 9-12:15 & 5:45
Friday 9-11:00
Needle or Needless Acupuncture Innovative Greek physicians used local application of live electric eels to produce pain relief.
We've certainly come a long way since electric eels. Innovative modern chiropractors are increasingly utilizing sophisticated electrotherapy in their practices. Taking advantage of recent technological advancements in electrotherapy can dramatically enhance chiropractic
results.
We've certainly come a long way since electric eels. Innovative modern chiropractors are increasingly utilizing sophisticated electrotherapy in their practices. Taking advantage of recent technological advancements in electrotherapy can dramatically enhance chiropractic results.
The effectiveness of this minimal intensity electrical stimulation is quite remarkable, and represents
a quantum leap forward over previously available forms . This presynaptic feedback inhibition may also be enhanced by the secretion in the CNS of endorphins and enkephalins, the body's naturally occurring narcotics.
There have been gains Media Exposure through sport injury successes
Minimal intensity micro-stimulation has added a while new dimension to electrotherapy. Now, instead of simply masking pain, we may have a way to electrochemically fuel the body's natural healing mechanism, often producing dramatic recoveries form painful injuries. Such treatments have gained national headlines when world-record runners such as Joan Benoit and Mary Decker used micro-stimulation to recover from injuries sustained before the Olympic Games.
Rapid resolution of painful swelling, inflammation and associated limitations of movement can be
expected in most acute cases treated with micro-stimulation. Impressive results are also often obtained with chronic injuries, often to the amazement of all. A full 80 - 90 % of the patients treated with micro-stimulation can be expected to have excellent results.
Current research findings substantiate M.E.N.S.
Skeptics sometimes ask for research documentation to support the many anecdotal reports regarding the efficacy of micro-stimulation. That piece of the puzzle was nicely supplied with the appearance of an article in the Aug./Sept. issue of the California Health Review. The article was entitled, "A Double-blind Comparative Study of Micro-Stimulation" by F.P. Meyer, MD, et al. This study was very revealing and provided a documentation regarding the cumulative effects of micro-stimulation. Patients received 16 treatments within eight weeks, either actual micro-stimulation or placebo. After this series of treatments, the real treatment group achieved an average pain relief almost 40% greater than the placebo group.
Tuesday 9:00 & 12:15 & 4:00-6:00
Wednesday 9:00 & 12:15 & 4:00-6:00
Thursday 9-12:15 & 5:45
Friday 9-11:00
Needle or Needless Acupuncture Innovative Greek physicians used local application of live electric eels to produce pain relief.
We've certainly come a long way since electric eels. Innovative modern chiropractors are increasingly utilizing sophisticated electrotherapy in their practices. Taking advantage of recent technological advancements in electrotherapy can dramatically enhance chiropractic
results.
We've certainly come a long way since electric eels. Innovative modern chiropractors are increasingly utilizing sophisticated electrotherapy in their practices. Taking advantage of recent technological advancements in electrotherapy can dramatically enhance chiropractic results.
The effectiveness of this minimal intensity electrical stimulation is quite remarkable, and represents
a quantum leap forward over previously available forms . This presynaptic feedback inhibition may also be enhanced by the secretion in the CNS of endorphins and enkephalins, the body's naturally occurring narcotics.
There have been gains Media Exposure through sport injury successes
Minimal intensity micro-stimulation has added a while new dimension to electrotherapy. Now, instead of simply masking pain, we may have a way to electrochemically fuel the body's natural healing mechanism, often producing dramatic recoveries form painful injuries. Such treatments have gained national headlines when world-record runners such as Joan Benoit and Mary Decker used micro-stimulation to recover from injuries sustained before the Olympic Games.
Rapid resolution of painful swelling, inflammation and associated limitations of movement can be
expected in most acute cases treated with micro-stimulation. Impressive results are also often obtained with chronic injuries, often to the amazement of all. A full 80 - 90 % of the patients treated with micro-stimulation can be expected to have excellent results.
Current research findings substantiate M.E.N.S.
Skeptics sometimes ask for research documentation to support the many anecdotal reports regarding the efficacy of micro-stimulation. That piece of the puzzle was nicely supplied with the appearance of an article in the Aug./Sept. issue of the California Health Review. The article was entitled, "A Double-blind Comparative Study of Micro-Stimulation" by F.P. Meyer, MD, et al. This study was very revealing and provided a documentation regarding the cumulative effects of micro-stimulation. Patients received 16 treatments within eight weeks, either actual micro-stimulation or placebo. After this series of treatments, the real treatment group achieved an average pain relief almost 40% greater than the placebo group.
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